Travel & Accommodations
Flying In
Our wedding venue is located in North Beach, Maryland, which can be reached within a one hour drive from three major airports:
Getting There
If you're traveling from out of town, we recommend renting a car and staying in North Beach the night of the wedding and ideally the night before (especially if you want to attend the family welcome party!).
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Our venue is about an hour away from downtown Washington, D.C.
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For those driving from D.C. on the wedding day, we ask that you please be mindful of rush hour traffic and budget your time adequately.
The Address
The Lawn & Chesapeake Ballroom at Herrington on the Bay
668 Friendship Road, North Beach, Maryland 20779
When arriving on the wedding day, please be mindful: Our venue has two spaces. Please only use the address above to navigate to the wedding.
Parking at the venue is free and plentiful. Road signs will direct you to the appropriate area.

Where to Stay
Our Favorite Spots in DC
Staying for the weekend? Here are our local favorites for you to consider checking out.
​Good Eats & Drinks​​
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Rumi's Kitchen - The best Persian food in DC. Try everything, just make a reservation.
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Kura Revolving Sushi Bar - For cost-effective, straight-from-Japan vibes, look no further.
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Emmy Squared - Johnny's favorite is the Big Ang.
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Taqueria Habenero - Head up north for some of the most unique tacos in DC.
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Fish Market Restaurant, Old Town Alexandria - We recommend sitting on the balcony and ordering the oysters and calamari.
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Joon - Tyson's Corner has the best all-you-can-eat Persian brunch in DC (no reservation needed).
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Sala Thai @ Park Kennedy - The best Thai food in DC. A favorite for ordering in.
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Chez Billy Sud - Our go-to French spot in Georgetown for brunch or dinner. Head to the wine bar and sit by the fireplace.
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Any Day Now - Their rotating latte, and the breakfast sandwich, is worth a stop.​
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Tatte Cafe - Anything you get here is good - Johnny's order is the Tatte Latte and Erika loves the lamb shakshuka. They're all over DC, so don't be shy.​​
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Rocket Bar - The best pre-game for any event at Capitol One Arena. Try your hand at skeeball.
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Garden District - Watch 14th Street yuppies go by at this low-key beer garden. Don't ignore the food menu!
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Lapis & Lapop - DC Afghan staple and its chic basement vinyl bar are a must-stop in Adam's Morgan.
Things To Do
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​Eastern Market - You can probably find us here on weekend mornings.
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Theodore Roosevelt Island - The most under-visited national monument on an island in the middle of the Potomac River. Our traditional Thanksgiving Day hiking spot.
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Hotbed - Check out some local comedy in a lively corner of DC.
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The National Zoo - Take a trip on the Metro to see the pandas, great cats, and stop at Duke's Counter on the way out.
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Old Town Alexandria - For historic Americana, head to Old Town and walk down King Street, check out the local shops, and visit the Torpedo Factory for one-of-a-kind art.
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Union Market - A hot neighborhood with a lovely food hall and rooftop. Come hungry.
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U.S. Botanical Garden - A lush getaway right on the National Mall.
