FAQs

What should I wear?

Attire should be formal, but not black tie. The wedding will take place in a brick courtyard so plan shoes accordingly. The bridal party will be wearing dark blue dresses and gray suits.

Are kids invited?

No.

How do I get around?

The MBTA is the subway in Boston and provides easy access to the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center via either the green line Lechmere stop or the red line Kendall Square stop. The MBTA website provides a trip planner that can help you or check out this printable subway map.

Taxis are readily available in Boston and Cambridge. We also highly recommend Uber.

Driving in Boston can be a little difficult because of one-way streets and parking costs. We recommend parking wherever you are staying and walking, taking public transportation, or taxis in the city. There is a parking garage just down the street from Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center, which will be available for our use during the wedding. The East Cambridge Parking Garage is entered off Spring Street, between First & Second Streets, one block away from Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center. The garage is open 24/7 and will cost $5 as long as you enter after 4 pm.

Where should I stay?

Visit our accommodations page for our recommendations on places to stay in the area. The immediate surrounding area is quite pricey, but really nice. A little further away from Cambridge you can find some better deals. Book ASAP as May is graduation time for the many area universities.

When do I need to be at the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center for the wedding?

The wedding will start at 5 pm. The garage is a short distance away so plan on arriving a few minutes early to park.

What is there to do in Boston and Cambridge?

Visit our attractions page on this site to view a wide variety of options for things to do while you are waiting for the party to get started or recovering the next day.