LET'S PARTY!
LET'S PARTY!
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WEEKEND EVENTS
WEEKEND EVENTS
Wedding
Wedding
Saturday, June 20th FROM 5:30 - 9:30 PM
Gibson's Italia
Come to Gibson's Italia for Hannah and James's Wedding followed by the reception. Given the location, it is best to take a shared ride or valet your vehicle.
Attire: Business casual. Weather permiting, the windows of the space will be open.
AFTER THE PARTY IS THE AFTER PARTY
AFTER THE PARTY IS THE AFTER PARTY
Saturday, June 20th FROM 10 PM - TBD
TBD
We usually don't stay out past 10pm, but when we do it's for our wedding night! Join us at *** for some libations and snacks.
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION
Getting to Downtown Chicago
Getting to Downtown Chicago
It's about a 30 minute drive from O'Hare and Midway Airports, depending on traffic.
RENT A CAR
RENT A CAR
If you're planning to drive around, you will likely need to use the Spot Hero App to find parking or Park Chicago
CTA
CTA
From O'Hare you can take the BLUE LINE downtown or from Midway you can take the ORANGE LINE
TAXIS & RIDESHARE
TAXIS & RIDESHARE
This is quite easy to utilize and is found at TERMINAL 2, Departure level
WHERE TO STAY
WHERE TO STAY
TIPS
TIPS
Book soon. We recommend booking as soon as you know you're coming and coordinate with friends. The event is Saturday only.
WHAT TO DO
WHAT TO DO
CHICAGOLAND
CHICAGOLAND
THINGS TO DO
THINGS TO DO
Architecture River Cruise: Even in the winter, many boats have heated cabins. It is the absolute best way to see the skyline and learn why Chicago is the birthplace of the skyscraper.
Millennium Park & Cloud Gate: Visit "The Bean" for the classic selfie, then head over to the Maggie Daley Park Skating Ribbon next door for ice skating through a pine forest.
Art Institute of Chicago: One of the world’s best museums. Don’t miss A Sunday on La Grande Jatte or the Thorne Miniature Rooms.
Skydeck Chicago (Willis Tower): Stand on "The Ledge," a glass balcony 103 floors up. If you prefer a drink with your view, go to 360 Chicago (Hancock Building) for the "Tilt" experience.
The Museum Campus: A triple threat featuring the Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum (say hi to SUE the T. rex), and Adler Planetarium with the best view of the skyline.
Wrigley Field Tour: Even if it’s the off-season, touring the "Friendly Confines" is a pilgrimage for sports fans.
Chicago Riverwalk: A pedestrian trail lined with bars and art. In 2026, look for the Art on theMART digital projections on the side of the Merchandise Mart at night.
Garfield Park Conservatory: An "indoor jungle" that is the perfect escape if the Chicago wind is biting. It’s one of the largest botanical conservatories in the nation.
The Magnificent Mile: High-end shopping on Michigan Avenue. Be sure to stop by the Starbucks Reserve Roastery—it’s five stories tall and serves coffee cocktails.
West Loop Exploration: Walk down Randolph Street (Restaurant Row). It’s the pulse of the city's modern culture, filled with galleries, boutiques, and the city’s trendiest crowds.
WHERE TO EAT & DRINK
WHERE TO EAT & DRINK
312 Fish Market: Great local sushi place that's BYOB
Kasama**: Amazing breakfast sandwich (must add the hashbrown), phemonemal pastries, and delicious tasting menu
Portillo's: For an Italian Beef and Chicago-dog
Daisies: Local italian, must get the potted carrots
D4: Chicken tenders, local Irish pub
Monteverde: Local Italian pasta
JM Seafood: Hole in the wall Cantonese style, great portions, BYOB
Oriole**: Amazing fine dining, New American
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