We're only a week away!!
Here are the most important weekend details that we hope will ensure everyone is in the right place at the right time.
WEEKEND SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
The official kickoff event will be a relaxed, pre-wedding Jamboree (casual attire) at Bourne Farm on Saturday, June 30th from 9-11pm. We will have live music, a havdalah service, toasts and cold beer.
SUNDAY
The wedding will take place at Falmouth Jewish Congregation on Sunday, July 1st at 3:30pm (sharp). Following the ceremony (~4:30), we will head back to Bourne Farm for a cocktail hour, dinner, and dancing (5-11pm).
At the end of the night, there will be transportation available to get everyone back to their hotels and campsites safely (cars can be left at Bourne Farm overnight).
MONDAY
Maggie's aunts, Holly and Carol, are hosting a Monday morning brunch at the Beach Rose Inn from 9-11am. Please plan on parking at Bourne Farm and walking over to the Beach Rose along the Shining Sea Bike Path (it's about a ten minute walk).
ADDRESSES
Here are the important weekend addresses:
Jewish Falmouth Congregation
7 Hatchville Road, Falmouth, MA 02540
Bourne Farm
6 North Falmouth Highway, Falmouth, MA 02540
Beach Rose Inn
17 Chase Road, Falmouth, MA 02540
WEATHER
While its still too early to tell what sort of weather we'll have, there is always a chance of rain, so please plan accordingly (umbrella, etc.). Also, the Cape can be chilly at night, so be sure to pack a layer or two.
TRAVEL TIPS
Some of you may be traveling from NYC to the Cape via public transportation. Via public transportation, the best method is to take an Amtrak train from Penn Station to Providence, Rhode Island (early enough in the morning that you will have time to transfer to a Peter Pan/ Bonanza Bus to Cape Cod). It is a short distance from the Train Station to the Bus station in Providence. Or take the bus to Providence and avoid the taxi ride.
From Boston, there are buses running between South Station (and Logan Airport) and Falmouth.
OTHER QUESTIONS
Please feel free to call us (M: 585-329-6702, J: 617-816-3273) with any questions over the next few days. If anything comes up on the wedding day itself, Jonah's uncle, Dave Cash, has kindly offered to field any last minute questions. He can be reached at 617-794-9431.
Here are the most important weekend details that we hope will ensure everyone is in the right place at the right time.
WEEKEND SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
The official kickoff event will be a relaxed, pre-wedding Jamboree (casual attire) at Bourne Farm on Saturday, June 30th from 9-11pm. We will have live music, a havdalah service, toasts and cold beer.
SUNDAY
The wedding will take place at Falmouth Jewish Congregation on Sunday, July 1st at 3:30pm (sharp). Following the ceremony (~4:30), we will head back to Bourne Farm for a cocktail hour, dinner, and dancing (5-11pm).
At the end of the night, there will be transportation available to get everyone back to their hotels and campsites safely (cars can be left at Bourne Farm overnight).
MONDAY
Maggie's aunts, Holly and Carol, are hosting a Monday morning brunch at the Beach Rose Inn from 9-11am. Please plan on parking at Bourne Farm and walking over to the Beach Rose along the Shining Sea Bike Path (it's about a ten minute walk).
ADDRESSES
Here are the important weekend addresses:
Jewish Falmouth Congregation
7 Hatchville Road, Falmouth, MA 02540
Bourne Farm
6 North Falmouth Highway, Falmouth, MA 02540
Beach Rose Inn
17 Chase Road, Falmouth, MA 02540
WEATHER
While its still too early to tell what sort of weather we'll have, there is always a chance of rain, so please plan accordingly (umbrella, etc.). Also, the Cape can be chilly at night, so be sure to pack a layer or two.
TRAVEL TIPS
There
are two bridges - Bourne and Sagamore - that will get you onto the
Cape. Bourne is the best bet to get down to Falmouth, but it's worth
checking traffic conditions as you approach.
Please make sure to leave some extra time on account of the inevitable Cape traffic, especially if traveling on Saturday.Some of you may be traveling from NYC to the Cape via public transportation. Via public transportation, the best method is to take an Amtrak train from Penn Station to Providence, Rhode Island (early enough in the morning that you will have time to transfer to a Peter Pan/ Bonanza Bus to Cape Cod). It is a short distance from the Train Station to the Bus station in Providence. Or take the bus to Providence and avoid the taxi ride.
From Boston, there are buses running between South Station (and Logan Airport) and Falmouth.
Please feel free to call us (M: 585-329-6702, J: 617-816-3273) with any questions over the next few days. If anything comes up on the wedding day itself, Jonah's uncle, Dave Cash, has kindly offered to field any last minute questions. He can be reached at 617-794-9431.
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