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A Message from Diane and Rob

Dear Friends and Family,

As the big day approaches, the question we are getting most frequently is:  “Where are you registered?”  Before we answer, we want to remind everyone that  having you to celebrate the day with us is the best gift you can give.  We also want to thank those of you who are travelling from far away and those who are already giving so much by being part of the celebration.

That being said, we do want to be helpful and gracious, so we have registered with the following retailers.

Bloomingdales

Williams-Sonoma

Crate & Barrel

And for those who may have trouble deciding, we wanted to give you the opportunity to celebrate our love by helping to make the world a better place.  We have registered with Doctors Without Borders as our charity of choice in order to make it easy for you to honor our commitment to each other and the world community.


Doctors Without Borders

We are so excited and look forward to spending our special day with you!

All our love,

Diane and Rob

About the Commandant's House

Since 1805 one of the most elegant structures on the Boston waterfront has been the residence of the United States Navy commanders.  The Commandant's House overlooks the USS Constitution, Boston Harbor, and the city skyline.

This National Park Service property has been host to royalty, dignitaries, Presidents and captains of industry, and it is where we will be hosting our reception.

About the Church

We are holding the ceremony at Diane's family church - West Parish Church of Andover.

West Parish Church is part of the Protestant denomination known as the United Church of Christ (UCC). The UCC is the result of a union between the Congregational Christian Churches and the Evangelical and Reformed Churches which took place in 1957. The West Parish Church was organized in 1826. Its sanctuary is the oldest continuous worship center in Greater Lawrence. The members of the West Parish Church and the Church itself play a vital role in the life of Andover and the surrounding communities.

The parish welcomes all people of faith, or in search of faith, without regard to age, marital status, race, national origin, gender, economic condition, physical or mental challenge, or sexual orientation.