Ali and Jesse’s wedding adventure started with a clear vision—a grand summer camp celebration. However, their initial venue plans hit a surprise snag when someone took over their contract. Fortunately, destiny had a better plan in store. Their Camp O-AT-KA wedding became a dream that surpassed all expectations. With the support of their trusted team of vendors, they orchestrated a weekend filled with heartwarming nods to their love story, fantastic live music, delicious comfort food, and memorable moments with their cherished ones. The ceremony was a picturesque moment as the couple exchanged ..read more

Lucie and Dave’s Flanagan Farm wedding radiated a joyful, easygoing atmosphere that perfectly mirrored their personalities. To create a sense of familiarity and comfort, they used a warm and bright color palette, lots of greenery and house plants, and even some playful touches. The whole style mixed nature and modern elements, with a fun twist added in. It was just like them—comfy, a bit silly, laid-back, and relaxed. They chose to say ‘I do’ with the woodland sanctuary as the backdrop. They kicked off the celebration with a ceremony surrounded by towering trees, followed by a reception featu ..read more

Step back in time with a 60s-inspired Kennebunkport Hotel wedding that exudes retro glamor! This styled shoot is a seamless fusion of the past and present, reimagining the iconic 60s vibe for the modern couple. From the fashion to the florals and decor, every detail was meticulously crafted to create a cool, classy, and undeniably chic celebration. The Kennebunkport Hotel set the stage with its mid-century modern architecture, adding a touch of nostalgia to the scene. The color palette draws inspiration from the 60s but takes a more subdued approach, infusing a modern twist into the retro vib ..read more

Mikailah and Nick spent time traveling the US and fell in love with the green forests of the northwest, the deep reds of the southwest desert, and the sense of community in many of the small towns they visited. So when the time came to tie the knot, they wanted to bring the colors and textures from their travels into their French’s Point wedding celebration. And that’s exactly what they did.   Overlooking the rocky coastline, the pair exchanged heartfelt vows under a beautiful chuppah adorned with fresh blooms, dried greenery, and feathery pampas. At their tented reception on the estate ..read more

Erin and Scott wanted to bring their loved ones together for their Sagadahoc Bay wedding. For them, it meant inviting them to a place that holds some of their most cherished memories as a couple. And choosing their family’s remote coastal property in Maine couldn’t have been more perfect. By keeping the decor minimal, the couple let the spectacular ocean and woodland views (along with their love for one another) be front and center. The couple and their guests started the day off with a short trek through the scenic trails to their ceremony site. Using only driftwood and tall shore grass to m ..read more

An enchanting woodland venue surrounded by breathtaking natural scenery, show-stopping florals, and adorable details inspired by their fur baby—Jill and Douglas’ Hidden Pond wedding was a stunning affair that was worth the wait. After moving their wedding date three times due to the pandemic, the third time was definitely the charm! Swoon-worthy blooms were one of the highlights of their wedding. For their garden ceremony, the pair said their “I dos” under a lush floral arch. But it didn’t stop there. The ethereal and romantic feel was further achieved at their tented reception with cascading ..read more

Winter may be coming to a close, but we still can’t get enough of cozy winter wedding inspiration. Photographer Hope Allison Photography–who also happened to plan the entire shoot and do the invitation design–organized a small yet talented group of vendors to bring this contemporary minimalist micro wedding to life at Tops’l Farm. After tying the knot in front of a small A-frame cabin, the two sharply dressed grooms moved to the barn, which was decorated with white florals arranged by Sarah’s Floral Design, black dinnerware and chairs which contrasted the natural wood of the venue beautifully ..read more

Bianca and Ned’s industrial boho Maine wedding at Brick South was anything but traditional. The venue’s blank canvas allowed the couple–along with their planner Pinch Me Planning–to incorporate the details they were looking for on their special day and take their bohemian-inspired decor ideas to the next level.  The burgundy and ivory bouquets and arrangements put together by Broadturn Farm perfectly complemented the peacock and equipale chairs provided by A Family Affair of Maine. The vintage amber glassware fit flawlessly with the farmhouse tables the couple chose for the reception. We ..read more

If simple elegance and Maine wedding vibes are you thing, you’re sure to fall for Elizabeth and Ed’s ethereal day at Chebeague Island Inn! The couple tied the knot in a waterfront ceremony surrounded by their closest loved ones and continued their party with a stunning, tented outdoor reception that featured sweet florals by Lani Toscano Design, charcuterie boards, and so much more. We’re quite obsessed with Elizabeth’s bridal look, as she looked timeless dressed in Amy Kuschel via Flair, Jimmy Choo shoes, and the most perfect Amsale veil. Get ready to swoon over the perfect photographs Linds ..read more

The search for masculine, elegant wedding inspiration is over! Lindsay Hackney wanted to create a this styled photo shoot at Scotland Fields to feature the groom—or grooms in this case! This stylish couple was outfitted by The Black Tux with boho chic feather bowties from Brackish and custom wedding bands by Flux Jewelry Studio. The team chose Scotland Fields in York Maine because of its naturally masculine elements (dark wood, black trim, and brass fixtures), mixed with the softer colors and textures we typically see with weddings (white shiplap walls, the sweet farmhouse, and golden light ..read more