FAQ

What should I wear?

Attire is formal for both Welcome Drinks and the wedding. All events will be held outdoors, so shoes suited to grass are recommended. Please bring a layer for the evening, as temperatures may cool after sunset.

What is there to do nearby?

Woodstock is often considered one of the most beautiful small towns in New England. If you have a little free time, keep plans simple and close to Woodstock when possible.

Please check hours in advance, as many small-town spots may have limited or seasonal hours.

Easy Walks & Scenic Stops

Woodstock Village

Independently owned shops, galleries, cafes, and restaurants around town.

Middle Covered Bridge

A classic Woodstock photo spot located right in the village.

Mount Tom

A nearby walk with views over Woodstock, good for getting outside without committing to a full-day hike.

Mount Peg

A local favorite for a shorter walk or morning hike.

Quechee Gorge

A scenic stop nearby, often called Vermont's "Little Grand Canyon."

Local Favorites

Billings Farm & Museum

A working dairy farm and museum just outside the village.

Simon Pearce

Glassblowing, shopping, dining, and river views in nearby Quechee.

VINS Nature Center

A family-friendly nature center in Quechee with raptor exhibits, trails, and outdoor activities.

The Woodstock Gallery

A nice stop for guests interested in local art.

Calvin Coolidge Historic Site

A bit farther from Woodstock, but a good option for history lovers with extra time.

Breakfast & Coffee

Mon Vert Cafe

Coffee, breakfast, lunch, and pastries in Woodstock.

Oakes & Evelyn

Located at The Jackson, with breakfast and elevated meals.

The Skinny Pancake

A casual breakfast and brunch spot in nearby Quechee, known for crepes, coffee, and comfort food.

Casual Favorites

Worthy Kitchen

Casual food, local beer, and a laid-back Vermont feel.

Pizza Chef

A casual option in Quechee for pizza and low-key dining.

The Public House at Quechee Gorge

A pub-style spot in Quechee with food and drinks.

Dinner & Drinks

The Red Rooster

Located at the Woodstock Inn for a sit-down meal or drinks.

Richardson's Tavern

A relaxed tavern option at the Woodstock Inn.

Sante

A small farm-to-table bistro in Woodstock with wine, cocktails, small bites, and entrees.

The Prince & The Pauper

A longtime Woodstock restaurant for a more elevated dinner. Reservations are recommended.

Simon Pearce

A Quechee option for dinner, drinks, glassblowing, and views.

506 Bistro

Located at 506 On the River Inn for comfort food and drinks.

Ransom Tavern

A cozy option at the Kedron Valley Inn.

Melaza Bistro

A Woodstock restaurant with a lively dinner menu.

Angkor Wat

A local Cambodian and Thai-inspired restaurant in Woodstock.