Wedding & Reception Location
Whitehall House & Gardens is a historic home located at 3110 Lexington Road, Louisville, Kentucky.
Event Schedule
Ceremony: 6pm
Cocktail Hour: 6:30pm
Dinner & Dancing: 7:30pm
The lovely couple will be married on Saturday, May 19, 2012 at 6 pm at Whitehall House & Gardens in Louisville, Kentucky. A cocktail hour in the house will follow at 6:30pm. A buffet dinner and dancing will begin at 7:30pm. Then the real party begins! Bring your dancing shoes, and be prepared to get down like James Brown during the "historic house party."
DIRECTIONS
From Downtown Louisville: Get on I-64 E. Take exit 8 for Grinstead Dr. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Seminaries and merge onto Grinstead Dr. Sharp left onto Lexington Rd. Continue on Lexington Road for 1.5 miles, through 3 traffic lights. Whitehall will be on the right between Garden Drive/Stiltz Avenue and Cannons Lane.
From South Louisville: Get on I-64 W. Take exit 8 for Grinstead Dr. Take a left at the bottom of the ramp. Then take the sharp left onto Lexington Rd. Continue on Lexington Road for 1.5 miles, through 3 traffic lights. Whitehall will be on the right between Garden Drive/Stiltz Avenue and Cannons Lane.
From I-264: Exit north at Taylorsville Road and turn right (east) at the next light onto Dutchman's Lane. Pass Bowman Field Airport on your left. Turn left at the next stop sign onto Cannon's Lane and continue until you reach Lexington Road. Turn left onto Lexington Road. Whitehall will be on your left just before Garden Drive/Stiltz Avenue.
Accomodations
Whitehall is a short ride from Downtown, so here is a list of possible hotels in that area.
The Galt House
140 North Fourth Street, Louisville, KY 40202
(800) The-Galt (843-4258) or (502) 589-5200
Louisville Marriott Downtown
280 West Jefferson Street, Louisville, KY 40202
(800) 533-0127 or (502 ) 627-5045
Hampton Inn
101 East Jefferson Street, Louisville, KY 40202
(502) 585-2200
Springhill Suites Marriott
132 East Jefferson Street, Louisville, KY 40202
(502) 569-7373
Things to Do
Louisville has a rich heritage and there are many amazing places to go, things to do, and food to eat. The New York Times recently spent 36 hours here, and we think this article is a pretty good place to start. Check it out.
Questions?
Contact Shellee via email.
Contact Brandon via email.
Contact the bride's mom, Nancy Thompson via email.
