The ceremony location
Our wedding ceremony will be situated in the stylish West End neighborhood of the nation's capital (Washington D.C.), at The Westin Georgetown, Washington D.C., U.S.A.
Our ceremony will begin at 6:pm, on Saturday, May 21st, 2016. Please arrive 15 - 20 minutes early to allow time for seating and parking. We have decided to have a traditional ceremony which should last around 20 minutes. We will be taking our wedding photographs during the ceremony.
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The Wedding Party.
We are honored and delighted to have some of our best friends from over the years to be apart of this special day in our lives. We can't thank them enough for being there to support us.
Bridesmaids
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Sarah Branzelle - Maid of Honor
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Jay Kirby
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Greg Burks
Groomsman
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James Clouthier - Best Man
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Kai Oldenburg
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Rick Bakker
Hotel accomodation
For your comfort and convenience we have made the following hotel arrangements. A limited number of rooms have been reserved at a special rate for our wedding. These rates are available until April 19 by mentioning the SEALS/OLDENBURG WEDDING. For more information, please visit the hotel by clicking on the link below.
An important thing to note is that there is going to be a large city-wide event the same weekend as our wedding so hotel rooms will sell fast. If you do intend on coming (and we’re hoping you do), please reserve before March 1st, 2016.
We are pleased to confirm that The Westin Georgetown is currently holding guest rooms as follows:
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Special rate of $249 single standard occupied room, per night, plus tax.
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$299 double standard occupied room, per night, plus tax.
Standard guestroom types are Standard King or Double-Double. Double-Doubles are extremely limited at the Hotel and availability cannot be guaranteed. For a family with small children we recommend two connecting rooms or a suite option (call for rates) for comfort and enjoyment. Suite requests and guestroom requests outside of the block dates should be directed to the Group Rooms Coordinator at (202) 955-4411.
Thursday 05/19/2016 Friday 5/20/2016 Saturday 5/21/2016 Sunday 5/22/2016 Traditional Run of House 5 15 20 5 RESERVATIONS We understand that reservations will be made by Individual Call-In.
The Hotel must receive these reservations no later than April 19th, 2016. After this date, the hotel will release the unsold portion of our commitment for general sale. The hotel will continue to accept reservations after the cut-off date, subject to availability, at the prevailing rate.
For informattion, call the Reservations Office at 1 (800) WESTIN – 1(800) 937-8461
Other Hotel Options
The Georgetown Inn Hotel
1310 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20007
Phone: 866-971-6618
Fax: 202-333-8308
Email: GeorgetownInn@Yourdchotels.com
Website; www.georgetowninn.com/
Holiday Inn Washington-Georgetown
2101 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20007
Phone; 202) 338-4600
Website; http://www.ihg.com/destinations/us/en/united-states/district-of-columbia/washington-hotels
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