Please respond in the RSVP tab by June 20.

This is mainly an outdoor wedding, so we recommend that you to prioritize your comfort. Wear shoes that are comfortable to walk on grass and pavement, especially if you plan on joining the Pride Procession. Early Fall weather is typically warm during the day and cool at night, so we recommend a light wrap to cover bare shoulders and sunglasses for the outdoor ceremony. We'll provide outdoor heaters at night to keep guests comfortable. There is also limited indoor seating inside the diner.

Check out full details and annotated maps in the Logistics tab! There is limited parking inside the park. There is first-come-first-served street parking available near the ceremony along Armistice Blvd. We have outlined additional side streets with available parking in the Logistics tab. Guests may drive from the ceremony to the reception. We ask that you double park in the marked parking area to fit as many cars as possible.

The ceremony starts at 3pm. You can find your seat as early as 2:30pm, as we know some people may choose to arrive early due to the ceremony location. Light music and refreshments will be available around 2:30.

♥︎ RI TF Green Island International Airport: 47 Minute Drive from Micheletti’s || Public Transit: Take the 66 bus towards Providence Station, then the 35 bus towards Attleboro Station via Newport Ave ♥︎ Logan Airport: 2 Hour Drive from Micheletti’s || Public Transit: Take the shuttle to Back Bay, then take the Commuter Rail (Providence/Stoughton Line) to the Pawtucket/Central Falls Station. ♥︎ If you are flying in and do not have access to a car, reach out to us and we can arrange to pick you up at your bus stop.

Yes >:) We will be serving beer and wine and a specialty cocktail. There will be nonalcoholic options available.

There will be 4 available bathrooms at Micheletti’s: 3 indoor and a flushable Porta Potty with a handwashing station.

For those out of the loop, Ace has legally changed their name to “Ace Wallace” and Becca will be using Wallace as her married name. If you look closely, you’ll see we’ll always be connected to the Whitelaw lineage, since Ace chose “Wallace” to honor Wallace Whitelaw, John’s father. We’re excited to start our new chapter as the Wallace family!