Eddie & Katie

The Deer Path Inn is a luxury inn 1 mile from the main hub of the wedding.  It is in Lake Forest town and in walking distance to shops, coffee and bakeries.  Due to a limited number of guest rooms, it does not offer group discounts.

** UPDATE 06/06/2019 the hotel is sold out for our dates!  They can place you on a waitlist if you wish and reserve the room once an opening comes up. 

Charming little house in Highland Park. In-law suite is in the basement and has it's own full size kitchen and bathroom. I live up-stairs with my 2 little dogs so I will be available if you need anything during your stay. There is NO separate entrance- we share one. The listing is for the in-law suite that is set up like a studio and has one queen bed and a small futon bed in a separate room. Please note- the suite is in the basement. You have shared use of the deck and the yard. (This is closest to Church) ... ~$80 per night

About 2 miles from Lake Forest, Rivendell is a historic home with a renovated apartment on the second floor. The 1,200 sq foot area has a separate entrance and perfect in town location. Queen bed and a single sleeps three. ~$55 per night
One Garage spot and one driveway spot available with Rental.

Longmeadow cottage has unique charm with modern conveniences. It's modeled after an English Arts & Crafts home and has been meticulously maintained and well kept. Full kitchen appliances make it easy to cook and stay in, or even BBQ outside. Relax inside the charming cottage or outside in the garden and feel like you are in another time. Can sleep up to 4, with one bedroom (queen bed) and sofa bed in living room. ~$90 per night.

Located on a quiet, shady street within walking distance of shopping, commuter Metra train, restaurants and downtown Lake Forest. A short bike ride to Lake Forest Beach! ... Two guests, one bed. ~$55 and closest to DeerPath Inn and N. Western Ave. and Katie's house ... Enter at the door facing south towards the back of the house with double wreaths. Paver patio, fire pit-private yard. Hardwood floors, private white ceramic bathroom. 5 windows, white wooden shades and silk Roman Shades for privacy. Keurig Coffee Maker, microwave, refrigerator Double 4 poster bed. Feather filled duvet.

At 512 N. Western Ave. Eddie loves this place. Great latte. Open from 6am-2pm daily.   Breakfast/ Brunch/ Lunch

Decorated like a Scottish Pub, with authentic fare to match. Really good Shepard's Pie & Fish and Chips. 

At Market House, we’re passionate about bringing you locally sourced ingredients to enjoy with good friends. Choose from a menu with seasonally conscious elements, from fresh handpicked ramps in the spring, to Mill Road Farm sourced berries in the summer. With a luxurious setting perfect for gathering, we are ready to welcome you to a fantastic dining experience! ... 655 Forest Ave in Lake Forest, 

Sweet’s Kitchen prides itself in making the finest chocolates on premises everyday, insuring freshness. No shortcuts are taken and only the freshest ingredients are used. Our recipes have been fine tuned over the years to deliver that mouthwatering taste our customers have come to expect. Ice Cream too! Located at 260 E. Deerpath Road in downtown Lake Forest.

Independent bookstore for over 60 years. In town and delightful to stroll though. Part gift shop and book store, grab a Starbucks next door and enjoy browsing ... At 662 N. Western Ave. A great street to stroll down.

Private beach along the shores of Lake Michigan with beautiful ravines, sandy beach and walking trails. 

Community prairie with fields of wildflowers, tall grasses and miles of walking trails. A small community run organic farm greets you at the entrance with a farmer's market on Friday and Saturday mornings. Also, there is a rescue zoo on site for reptiles and birds of prey free to the public (donations optional) ... at 1401 Middlefork Drive in Lake Forest.

Market Square has featured a collection of upscale shops that have been trending in the North Shore’s finest circles, since 1916. There are many shops and cafes to fulfill many of your desires, along with celebrations of art and music, The alleyways of Market Square even have seasonal surprises.

If the bustle and buzz of everyday life are becoming a tad overwhelming, consider checking out Fort Sheridan Preserve. With over 250 acres (101.2 hectares) of rolling terrain, with many mature trees, picturesque ravines, and bluffs, it’s positioned right on the Lake Michigan shoreline. It’s an especially great place to visit for those interested in birdwatching and the lake offers many wildlife encounters, as it’s home to many rare species.
A total of 4.5 miles (7.2 km) of trails are available for hiking, 3.7 miles (6 km) for cross-country skiing, and 1.3 miles (2.1 km) for biking. Fort Sheridan originally served as an Army base from 1887 until 1993, which leaves a remarkable history behind it and it gives anyone an opportunity to learn more about rare species, the great outdoors, and American history. It’s definitely a place worth checking out! ... 117 Sheridan Road in Lake Forest