Ellen + Conor
April 10, 2021
WELCOME
Thank you for being a part of our wedding celebration! We are excited to celebrate with you in a city that we called home for eight great years - Washington, DC. We can’t wait to see you at the festivities and hope you can take some time to enjoy some of our favorite parts of the District. See you in April!


W Hotel
Fun and funky. Great views of the Mall, walking distance to all wedding festivities, great spots for happy hour and a bocce ball court.
When booking, please use the link provided below to make sure you get our discount!
Grand Hyatt Washington
Spacious and bright, right in the heart of DC's City Center and walking distance to all wedding festivities.
When booking, please use the link provided below to make sure you get our discount!
Want to stay somewhere else? Downtown DC has many convenient options. Although the W and Grand Hyatt are where we have room blocks, other alternatives include: Embassy Suites (900 10th St NW, Washington, DC 20001), the Renaissance Washington (999 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001), or the Marriott Marquis (901 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001).
Airports
Washington, DC is conveniently accessible by three airports: Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI), and Dulles International Airport (IAD).
While we strongly recommend DCA for ease, BWI is accessible by the MARC train (1 hour) and IAD is accessible by Uber/Lyft (1 hour).
The Metro
The Metro is DC's convenient public train and bus system. We love using public transportation to explore the District - pick up a SmarTrip card at any metro station. SmarTrip cards can be reloaded and used on Metro trains and busses. To help plan your Metro excursion, find WMATA's directions tool here and a subway map below. The Ceremony and Reception will be held near the Metro Center stop.
Apr 9
2021
TO 2:00 pm
Welcome to the District of Columbia
We're excited to share this weekend with you in a city we love. Below and through the links on the left hand side you'll find information on the formal events for the weekend. We also hope you can take some time to see the District. From museums to restaurants to welcoming neighborhoods, the city has so much to offer. It's a great time to be in D.C. Enjoy!
Apr 9
2021
TO 2:00 pm
Route to be announced at a later date
Apr 10
2021
TO 11:00 pm
Apr 10
2021
TO 6:00 pm
Church of the Epiphany
1317 G St NW
Washington, DC 20005
United States
Apr 10
2021
TO 11:00 pm
National Museum of Women in the Arts
1250 New York Ave NW
Washington, DC 20005
United States
Apr 11
2021
TO 1:00 pm
Apr 11
2021
TO 1:00 pm
Boundary Stone
116 Rhode Island Ave NW
Washington, DC 20001
United States

Lost & Found (+ All-Purpose Pizza)
Fun bar decorated with vinyl records offering craft beers and whiskeys in a laid back atmosphere. Hungry? Grab a pizza to-go from All Purpose next door and bring it into the bar!
0.7 mile walk
Duke's Grocery
Comfy, London-inspired hangout serving what is indisputably the best burger in the District. The picnic table seating out front makes it a great stop on a nice day.
1.0 mile walk
Ivy & Coney
Cash-only Chicago sports bar in D.C.'s Shaw neighborhood. A total dive but the home of some fond memories from the Cubs 2016 run, including the Game 7 win. Swing by for some cheap beer, free peanuts, and rub a bar stool for good luck.
1.0 mile walk
Glen's Garden Market
On the north side of the Dupont Circle neighborhood, Glen's is a market with a deli style counter where you can order sandwiches, pizzas, and the like. Don't forget to order a $4 beer from the tap! Ample outdoor-seating makes it another great stop on a nice day.
1.5 mile walk
Al Volo Osteria
Blocks from where both Ellen and Conor once lived in Adams Morgan, Al Volo is a no-frills neighborhood Italian spot with great food and great people. An ideal spot to sit, have a large plate of pasta, and leave full and happy.
2.1 mile walk
Dupont Circle
The heart of Northwest D.C., Dupont Circle has long been one of the District's great neighborhoods. Right off the circle, stop by Bethesda Bagel's to start your morning with D.C.'s best bagel. Pop into Kramerbooks, a cozy and relaxing book store. Check out the Phillips Collection if our reception location has you itching to see some art. Additionally, stroll up Massachusetts Ave. for a world geography lesson as you pass through D.C.'s famed Embassy Row. In the other direction, 17th Street has a string of fun restaurants and bars, including Duke's Grocery mentioned above. Around on Sunday? Swing by Dupont Circle and see the city's largest farmer's market in full gear from 8:30 am - 1:30 pm.
Adams Morgan (AdMo)
Lively and artistic, Adams Morgan has an energy that will make you quickly forget the stodgy suits in the halls of power just a couple of miles away. With no shortage of watering holes, Adams Morgan is famed for its nightlife and Jumbo Slice pizza, but that doesn't detract from it being a great neighborhood to check out during the day. Several coffee shops and fun restaurants line 18th Street, the main strip in AdMo. The Line Hotel recently opened with a fun lobby for lunch or a drink (Ellen strongly recommends the appropriately-named "I'm Hip and Very Bitter" gin and grapefruit cocktail). On the opposite end of 18th, grab a popsicle at Pleasant Pops to cool down from all of your D.C. exploring.
Logan Circle
A short walk from Dupont, Logan Circle is home to one of the trendiest areas in D.C. along 14th Street, and classic D.C. architecture in the homes along its side streets. The circle itself offers a great park to stroll through with benches to relax and appreciate the day. 14th Street offers a well-spring of great and popular restaurants including Le Diplomate, Estadio, and Barcelona among others.
Visit the National Portrait Gallery
Check out our favorite Smithsonian Museum, the National Portrait Gallery. Admission is free and exhibits are always rotating. Don't miss the presidential portraits!
0.5 mile walk
Say Hi to Abe
Our favorite part of the National Mall is the stretch from the WWII Memorial to the Lincoln Memorial. We love going to the back-side of the Lincoln Memorial to check out the view of DC.
1.7 mile walk
Grab a Post-Run Beer at DC's Beer Gardens
DC is a great city for a drink outside - check out one of the city's many beer gardens. Our favorites include: Garden District (1.1 miles), Dacha Beer Garden (1.1 miles), and Biergarten Haus (2.3 miles).