The Beach Hut on Main

Welcome Dinner + Drinks

The Maidstone

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Our Wedding

Our Story

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Courtney Leigh Humphrey

Taylor Nicole Tomko

Elizabeth Caroline Metz

Mikayla Spruill

Sydney Groff

James Goodman Rudolph

Jacob Thomas Lackey

Jacob Meskin

Wedding Party

Q + A

We’re so excited to celebrate with everyone so soon! The easiest way to get out east is by flying into John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) or Long Island MacArthur Airport (ISP). If you're flying into JFK, you can take the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) directly to the East Hampton station. Tickets can be purchased through the MTA app, and the journey takes approximately 2.5 hours. Alternatively, you can rent a car from JFK, ISP, or LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and drive to the Hamptons. The drive typically takes around 3 hours, and with September being the off-season, traffic is usually lighter than during the summer months. Our hotel recommendations are below!

The Hedges Inn East Hampton

The Baker House 1650

LDV at The Maidstone

1770 House Restaurant & Inn

Travel

If you're making a weekend of it, we hope you'll have time to enjoy a little of the East End beyond the wedding festivities. Whether you're looking for a great breakfast, a long lunch, fresh seafood, sunset drinks, or a late-night cocktail, there are plenty of places worth checking out.We've put together a list of some of our favorite restaurants, bars, cafés, and local spots. We hope you enjoy exploring the area and have a wonderful weekend—we can't wait to celebrate with you!

A Montauk classic overlooking Lake Montauk, The Crow's Nest is one of our favorite spots for sunset cocktails and dinner. The menu is Mediterranean-inspired with fresh seafood, seasonal vegetables, and a great wine list, all served in a relaxed, beachy setting that's perfect for a lingering evening. It's especially beautiful around golden hour.

The Crow's Nest

A quintessential Montauk spot, Duryea's is known for its stunning waterfront setting, fresh seafood, and iconic lobster salad. Grab a glass of rosé or a bottle of wine, settle in for sunset overlooking Fort Pond Bay, and enjoy one of the best views on the East End. It's the perfect place for a long lunch or an early dinner after a day at the beach. (Just note: it's walk-in only and serves beer and wine, not cocktails.)

Duryea's Lobster Deck

A longtime East Hampton favorite—and a sister restaurant to Houston's, one of our all-time favorites—East Hampton Grill is known for its warm, polished atmosphere and consistently excellent American cuisine. Whether you're in the mood for fresh seafood, a perfectly cooked steak, or their famous rosemary biscuits and martinis, it's always a great choice for dinner.

East Hampton Grill

Camp Rubirosa

Set on the porch of the beautifully restored Hedges Inn, Swifty's is a chic spot for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or cocktails just steps from Main Street and Main Beach. The menu features elevated American classics in a charming garden setting that's perfect for a leisurely meal or drinks before a stroll through the village. Swifty's at The Hedges is the East Hampton outpost of the beloved New York City and Palm Beach favorite.

Great spot for late-night drinks and live music.

The Stephen Talkhouse

A favorite for breakfast, lunch, or dinner in the heart of East Hampton Village. Stop by for espresso and pastries, a leisurely lunch, or classic Italian dishes and cocktails after a day at the beach. It's a relaxed spot that's perfect for people-watching on Newtown Lane.

Sant Ambroeus East Hampton

Tutto Caffè is the perfect spot for a morning espresso, a casual lunch, or an afternoon aperitivo. With a chic indoor/outdoor setting, Italian pastries, paninis, wine, and cocktails, it’s an easy stop for a relaxed bite or a pre-dinner drink while exploring the village.

Carson & Mason

Carson & Mason

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