The Wall Street Hotel

Wedding Day

Welcome

Ceremony

Cocktail Hour

Reception

Our Wedding

Our life together began when we met on the steps of The Met on the afternoon of a sunny Sunday afternoon.&nbsp; In the years after, we shared incredible adventures: sailing the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, snorkeling Bermuda shipwrecks, and stepping foot on a Canadian glacier. But we have always most loved our adventures here in NYC: exploring all of the parks, museums, and restaurants in the city.&nbsp;Especially in our neighborhood, the Financial District. It was on the same steps of The Met that Ryan proposed and we began the latest chapter in our adventure together.&nbsp; We are incredibly excited to welcome you to our neighborhood in the Financial District where we will say "I do!"

We met at the MET...

Our Story

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Q + A

Below is our recommendations for hotels. All are within a block of the venue

This is the venue. Of the recommendations, this is the priciest of hotels. The rest are more affordable options

Hotel Indigo - NYC Downtown - Wall Street, an IHG Hotel

Hyatt Centric Wall Street New York

Holiday Inn Express New York City-Wall Street, an IHG Hotel

Getting to the Venue using public transportation: From Grand Central: Take the 4 or 5 train downtown and get off at Wall Street Station. From Penn Station: Take the 2 or 3 downtown and get off at Wall Street Station. From JFK: Take the A to Fulton St then transfer to the 2 or 3 to Wall Street Station. From LGA: Uber recently added a shuttle from LGA to World Trade Center. Then walk to the venue. From EWR: Take NJ Transit to Penn Station then take the 2 or 3 to Wall Street Station.

Travel

In the neighborhood:

Tin Building by Jean-Georges

Great way to learn about old New York. And it’s free!

South Street Seaport Museum

Have you ever had a rainbow bagel and cream cheese with sprinkles?

Liberty Bagels Wall Street

Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge or see from the East River!

Brooklyn Bridge

Around Manhattan:

Incredible exhibits, great first date spot.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Many sites to see in Central Park, beautiful place to explore. Oyster’s favorite park!

Central Park

A wonderful and hilarious Broadway show!

The Book of Mormon

The best way to see NYC is from the water. Highly recommend the architectural boat tour to learn more about the iconic skyscrapers of NYC.

Amelia & Ryan

Amelia & Ryan

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