
We’re so grateful to everyone traveling to celebrate with us — especially our family and friends coming from near and far, including family making the journey all the way from Australia! Your effort to be here means so much to us. To help make planning your trip a little easier, we’ve put together some travel and lodging recommendations below, including the best ways to get to Pacific Palisades and where to stay once you arrive.


GETTING TO LOS ANGELES
We recommend flying into LAX for the easiest access to our celebration. Santa Monica is extremely easy to get to from the airport, and most major routes fly directly into LAX
Upon your arrival, a quick ride-share will take you straight into the Westside of Los Angles. Burbank (BUR) is an additional option as well, but it will be about 30 minutes longer to get to Santa Monica than LAX.
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Ontario International Airport (ONT) and John Wayne Airport (SNA) are one hour + from the city so plan accordingly if you plan on flying into either of these airports
WHERE TO STAY
We've secured multiple rooms at The Viceroy Santa Monica that perfectly captures the coastal southern California spirit of our wedding.
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Between Santa Monica, Venice, and Marina Del Rey you will find hundreds of accommodation options. We recommend finding a place that is most comfortable for you, as all officiall wedding events will take place on the westside and will be easily accessible via rideshare
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Airbnb/Vrbos are a great accommodation for people looking for more space and a longer stay in the city of Angeles. We recommend staying in either Santa Monica, Venice, or Marina Del Rey for easiest access to our wedding and weekend events
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Since we understand that people will be traveling from around the world and will most likely be spending more time before/after the wedding, we highly recommend sticking to the "Westside" of the city (Santa Monica, Marina Del Rey, Culver City, Century City and Beverly Hills)


GETTING AROUND THE CITY
It is no secret that Los Angeles is the city of cars, so do not rely on public transportation to get you around quickly. Ride-sharing apps such as (Uber/Lyft/Waymo) are plentiful and more affordable then other cities if you would prefer to beat driving in LA traffic with a rental car.
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While locations might not appear far in miles (or kilometers for our international family members) remember that there is traffic in Los Angles during commuting times of the day (8AM - 9:30AM) and (4:00PM - 6:30PM) that will cause delays in your arrival. We recommend giving yourself a little extra time when traveling long distances in the city.
