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ized, could check all of the boxes.
It’s a story becoming familiar to profes-
sionals in Charm City’s wedding industry,
who report working with more couples
traveling to Baltimore for the big day. Long
unknown to out-of-towners, the city’s
expanding selection of unique venues,
combined with its affordability and world-
class restaurants and cultural attractions,Choosing Baltimore for a destination wedding.
Turning Up the Charm (City)
DESTINATION WEDDINGUNVEILEDBY REBECCA KIRKMAN | PHOTOGRAPHS BY AUTUMN KERN AND BARBARA O PHOTOGRAPHYAUTUME KERNWhy choose Baltimore? For starters,
the couple wanted to get married close to
Sheth’s parents, who live in Cockeysville.
But they also wanted a culturally rich
environment that could accommodate
their large number of family and friends,
many of whom would be traveling from
India, France, and Korea to attend the
festivities. Baltimore, they quickly real-W
hen Brooklynites Nina Sheth
and Chris Choi got engaged in
the spring of 2016, the couple knew right
away they wouldn’t be getting married in
New York City. In search of a destination
offering affordable out-of-the box venues
alongside the culture of a big city and con-
veniences of a smaller town, they settled
on Baltimore.NINA SHETH AND CHRIS CHOI
FROM BROOKLYN, NEW YORK