Creating a wedding website is a great way to provide important information to your guests and share details about your big day. We suggest investing in a custom URL so it reads cleaner on your stationery and is easier for guests to navigate to. Some popular websites our clients have used are: Zola The Knot Minted Here are some items you may consider including on your wedding website: 1. Welcome Message - A warm welcome message expressing excitement and gratitude for your guests' presence. 2. Couple's Story + Engagement Photos - Share your love story, including how you met, your journey toget ..read more

Surrounded by family and friends, Eve and Gustav were married under a blooming arbor at Cunningham Farm. Guests were whisked away into a romantic oasis as they entered the barn for reception. A palette of soft peach and coral hues was complemented by rustic wooden elements and the warm glow of Edison lights hanging from a breathtaking installation over the head table. Cotton linens covered the tables with lush floral centerpieces, taper candles, and gold accents. Each table was named after a significant place in the couple's lives, and each guest found their table assignment as a flight tag. B ..read more

Avery and Jeff’s wedding at the Prouts Neck Country Club was nothing short of beautiful despite rain in the forecast. A room made up of wood and brick was effortlessly transformed into a bright and decadent ceremony space with draping on the ceiling, voluminous florals lining the aisle, and a blooming chuppah at the front. A sailcloth tent provided shelter from the weather as the festivities continued. Periwinkle drum shades, beach rock escort cards, and custom-painted pottery reminded guests of the oceanside atmosphere. This day became the epitome of refined elegance, where the coastal landsc ..read more

On a balmy June day, Bri and Jake celebrated their marriage at the Star of the Sea, followed by a reception at the Cliff House in Cape Neddick, Maine. Enhancing the coastal charm and tranquility of the location, varying hues of blue and sandy beige neutrals curated the day's palette. Full of excitement and overwhelming joy, the couple relished in the company of their guests and their many “pinch-me” moments. From sea glass name tags to a print of the coastline as the guestbook, their wedding was a lovers’ ode to the ocean. OUR MAINE WEDDING VENDORS For a couple as amazing as Bri + Jake, we nee ..read more

In a secluded woodland sanctuary, Julia and Sean exchanged heartfelt vows on a warm day in July at the Barn on Walnut Hill. Many colors and prints weaved throughout the barn, pairing harmoniously with the expansive gardens on the grounds. Custom seed packet escort cards invited guests into the barn after lawn games and cocktails on the patio. Printed napkins, eclectic centerpieces, and green water glasses of varying shapes and sizes added a playful touch to the decor, creating a feast for the eyes. Surrounded by the beauty of nature, Walnut Hill became a canvas for a luxe and colorful garden w ..read more

On a beautiful day in August, the Cavallaro’s held their wedding at a family estate on Cumberland Foreside. Marked by understated elegance, the cocktail-style reception embraced a contrast of neutral tones on each side of the tent brought together by the black and white dance floor. For Sarah, this day was something she’d always dreamed of, but never did she think she’d get so lucky with Jack. As she floated down the aisle, waiting to take her place under the luscious arbor, Sarah beheld her soon-to-be husband. Delicate florals, candles, and unique lounge pieces curated a warm and inviting atm ..read more

Against the picturesque waterfront backdrop, an arbor adorned with soft blooms and drapery framed Jessica and Sam as they were married al fresco at Portland’s Ocean Gateway. Shades of blush paired with crisp whites enveloped the reception space, offering an air of soft romanticism. A sea of single-stem roses sat sweetly in glass vases and weaved their way through the head table accompanied by taper candles and glass votives. The floor-to-ceiling windows let light flood the space, creating an even more luxe ambiance as the sun set over Casco Bay. OUR MAINE WEDDING VENDORS For a couple as deligh ..read more

Though the skies were gloomy, Paige and Simon’s October wedding at French’s Point was anything but. From inside the Retreat House, an asymmetrical arbor of decadent blooms framed a striking ocean view, creating the perfect backdrop for the ceremony. A grand sailcloth tent provided a reprieve from the wind and rain. The enchanting combination of vibrant florals and lush greenery created a harmonious palette that perfectly complemented the rich autumnal surroundings. Hints of blues and whites, drum shades, and mixed textures worked in tandem with the season's colors to exude an air of playful so ..read more

At their family’s home on Cumberland Foreside, Olivia and Bobby celebrated their marriage. This upscale event exuded sophistication with natural linens in shades of ivory and taupe, accented by mauve and gold table settings, low and lush centerpieces, and hanging chandeliers adorned in greens. Hosting a wedding at a private estate adds an element of personalization that cannot be forgotten. For Olivia & Bobby, this day will replay in their memory every time they visit. They’ll see the towering tree on the property where vows were exchanged, the manicured lawn where a sailcloth tent for the ..read more

Brittany and Shelton promised each other forever at Cunningham Farm on a lovely September day. With its scenic countryside setting and historic barns, this venue set the stage for a wedding that embraced the richness of nature. An airy sailcloth tent sat next to the barn allowing guests to drink in the refreshing breeze and sunset as they dined. Wooden farm tables, wicker chargers, and a horsebox bar seamlessly tied in the rustic charm while offering an elevated vision. The deep palette of rust, marigold, and sage engulfed the space with whimsical florals offering an effortlessly organic ambia ..read more