The magic of Chebeague Island Inn is never more apparent than when hosting a quintessential Maine wedding with the ocean serving as the backdrop. Our picture perfect location, rich in romance and historic splendor, offers warm ocean breezes, unparalleled views and old-world charm. Located on the largest island in picturesque Casco Bay and easily accessible via ferry service from Portland and Yarmouth or by water taxi, Chebeague Island Inn offers the exciting escape of a destination wedding at a fraction of the effort for your guests. Our 21-room boutique hotel features serene and comfortable guest rooms where your guests can relax free from the distractions of TVs and phones. Our 1920s era Great Room will be a comfortably stylish spot that will entice you and your wedding party to gather throughout the weekend. For your more active guests, our property is within walking distance of a 9-hole golf course, sandy beaches, free rental bikes, and tennis courts.

Located in the Heart of Maine's Lakes & Mountains Region, Noble House Inn is Bridgton's Premier Inn + Venue. We include everything you will need in our pricing for the venue - the tent, tables, chairs, wedding arbor, table ware, bar areas, lighting, dance floor, and our own Noble House Wedding coordinator to handle all of your details the day of your wedding! We have lawn games and fire pits for added fun.

Nestled in between the beautiful White Mountains and picturesque Lake Regions in New Hampshire. Tumbledown provides a unique, memorable and fun venue. The farms rustic, red 18th century barn gives a quintessential charm to that splendid rustic wedding. With its stunning two story country barn, amazing mountain view, vegetable fields and don’t forget those fun farm animals provides an incredible mix for that extraordinary wedding day.

Set on a hill above picturesque Tamworth, New Hampshire, where seasons set a magical stage for recreation, arts, and entertainment, Highland House looms large and inviting as it has since 1792 . Set on a hill above picturesque Tamworth, New Hampshire, where seasons set a magical stage for recreation, arts, and entertainment, Highland House looms large and inviting as it has since 1792 when retired Salem sea captain, George Dodge, chose this delightful spot to build his beloved home.