Ceremony

Our ceremony will be in the backyard of our home. Guests can start arriving at 1:15 PM for a 2:00 PM ceremony. We recommend arriving early to allow time for parking, as one of our family members will be directing guests on where to park at our home. We will do our best to fit everyone's cars on site, and overflow parking will be available on the next street over (street parking). Feel free to mingle on the lawn while we get ready to begin. The ceremony will last roughly 20-30 minutes.

Break

We'll have a little breathing room before cocktail hour begins. If you haven't checked into your hotel yet or need some time to freshen up, now's a great time to do so. Hotel block information can be found here. During this period, we will be taking formal photos and getting the next venue ready for dinner. While you wait for cocktail hour to begin, feel free to visit local spots nearby! Suggestions can be found here.

We will be providing an Uber voucher code for guests at the ceremony to deter drinking and driving. If you anticipate you will be drinking (a lot), we request you leave your car at your hotel and use the voucher code for the rest of the night. More info can be found here. Thanks!

Cocktail Hour & Dinner

Join us at The Atrium at Devon Yard for cocktails, a seated dinner, and toasts. It is a 12 minute drive from our home. Guests will be allowed to enter the venue starting at 4:30 PM. Click here for a detailed map on where our venue is located at Devon Yard. If you get there early, you can go plant shopping at Terrain's garden store or Anthropologie (both located in the same area right near our venue) or visit the Lancaster County Farmer's Market just down the road.

After Party

The celebration continues back at our home with dancing, drinks, and late-night bites in the backyard. Our first dance will take place a little before 9 PM. The party ends at midnight — or whenever the neighbors say we are being too loud! We recommend using the Uber voucher code we will provide so you can enjoy the night without worrying about driving afterwards!