Need an excuse to come to the Cape this summer?
After many years of postponing the wedding party we had planned for Summer 2020, we have decided to rent a place in Provincetown and invite our loved ones to hang out with us. Scroll down for details!
Wait… what is this?
As you may know, Clarissa and Paran officially got married in January, 2020. Though we wanted to keep the ceremony small, we knew we would celebrate later with our wider circle of friends and family. Since the party plans we made for Summer 2020 got postponed indefinitely, we’ve been batting around ideas about how we might celebrate.
Fast forward five more years of building a beautiful life together… We were hanging out in Provincetown, MA (aka P-Town) this past summer, and had a wild idea — what if we invited our people to join us for some low-key vacation time in this magical place full of queer love?
So, that’s what we’re doing.
Paran and Clarissa (plus Ashley and Lacy!) will be in P-Town from June 21, 2026 through July 11, 2026, and we are inviting you to incorporate a stop in P-Town in your summer plans.
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P-Town has a lot to offer, whether you’re coming for a day trip or staying for some nights. Rental options include AirBnBs, cute Bed and Breakfasts, and motels. Additionally, there are ample camping opportunities.
The place we are staying in is on Law Street between Commercial and Bradford in the heart of P-Town. We plan to host collectively made dinners at our rental house every night and envision short excursions (walking down the jetty, biking to various beaches, sampling various ice cream options, perusing local bookstores, etc) with anyone around and interested each day. In true C&P fashion, we plan to have small activities, artsy projects, dorky conversation prompts, and games available at all times. It’ll be fun!
Make it your own!
There are lots of things to do in P-Town and we hope you pack your trip full of whatever you want to do (with or without us!). There are tons of beaches, including the National Seashore. It is easy to rent bikes and boats. Ride the incline up to the Pilgrim Monument, take a tour of the Sand Dunes, or hang out in town for art galleries, shopping, restaurants, bars/dancing, and (of course) ice cream.
So, how do we get there?
Provincetown is out there in every way. It’s about a 3-hour drive from Boston and 2-hour drive from Providence, RI (both without traffic). During the summer, Cape traffic is no joke, so if you do plan to drive, we definitely recommend coming at weird hours. Alternative methods of transportation are listed on the right (we recommend the ferry as the fastest and easiest way to get from Boston to P-Town).
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There are busses to Provincetown available from Logan Airport and South Station. (Bus option 1 and bus option 2).
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You can take the train from Boston to the Cape. While the train does not go all the way to P-Town, you can get a bus from the transportation center that will take you out there.
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Help us get pumped by letting us know if you can make it!