Walk the halls some of the most precious art from various time periods, cultures and styles. Works include Salvador Dalí, Claude Monet and John Singer Sargent. Additionally, Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts provides a historical edge, with ancient artifacts from many different cultures, such as mummies from ancient Egypt.

This restaurant is named after the original Boston city seal (pictured above), which established the city of “Bostonia” in 1630.

You may notice the “punny” nature to this wedding site's URL.

Bronson + Bostonia = Bronsonia

Boston’s Freedom trail is 2.5-mile walking path that connects 16 historic sites, telling the story of Bostons role in the American Revolution and early American history, starting at Boston Common and ending at the USS Constitution in Charlestown.

Tours of various lengths along the path (most being 1 mile w/ a 90 min duration) are available to the public for purchase. Tour guides are trained actors, dressed in period attire, to add an immersive flair.

Attention all shopping lovers!!

Boston’s hottest shopping strip! This street houses Tiffany & Co. at one end, TJ Maxx at the other, and dozens of local boutiques and big brand stores alike in between.

This is a MUST VISIT for all who like to shop til they drop.

Enjoy one of the most premiere ballet companies live at the Boch Center in Boston’s neighborhood of Downtown Crossing. Around the wedding date, original productions include: the Boston Ballet’s “2025 Spring Experience” and “Roméo et Juliette.”

Pizza! Pasta! Come visit Boston's "Little Italy" to enjoy a romantic atmosphere and some delicious Italian food.

Recos: Bricco, Maré, Antico Forno, Arya Trattoria, Modern Pastry, Bova's Bakery, Caffè Paradiso

When Isaac and Sydney don't know what to do on their Friday night, they more often than not end up at the Sam Adams Taproom in Downtown Boston. The casual-modern atmosphere, often paired with live music, is the perfect space to either kick off an afternoon or close out the day.