Wonderful. The church was very supportive and accommodating.

This Hampton Inn was really great leading up to the event but they misfired once it occured. Some of my guests didn't get their welcome bags and had to ask for them. Additionally, although a handicapped accessible room had been requested in person for an elderly family member, the request was not honored. I would not select this hotel again.

Surrounded by restaurants, this outlet mall offers a myriad of shopping options and a multiplex theater.

The most popular tourist attraction in Baltimore, the Inner Harbor offers shopping, entertainment, and dining within walking distance.

The home of John Walters and quirky shops galore, Hampden and the row of shops along The Avenue (W 36th St.) promise a half-day of fun. Susanne adores the food at Golden West, although the service is only slightly faster than molasses.

Baltimore, also known as "Charm City," puts some of those charms on display in the Mount Vernon neighborhood. Craig and Susanne especially recommend checking out the Walter's Art Museum, Iggie's Restaurant, and Brewer's Art Pub.