Martha Washington
Posted in Uncategorized on 03/02/2007 05:43 am by admin
Martha Washington
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Tropical beaches and islands are not the only option for destination wedding locations. There are many other beautiful and unique settings which also make for memorable weddings. A great region of the United States which is popular for destination weddings is New England. Let these ideas help you get started on planning a New England destination wedding of your own.
When most people think of New England, they picture charming country inns, snow covered mountains, rocky shores, and vibrant fall foliage. All of these wonderful scenes are indeed true-life in New England, depending on the particular season and location which you select for your nuptials. Also keep in mind that you can create a very different vibe, depending on where you choose to tie the knot. While the region has a lot in common, there are also some very unique features to each state, which gives couples the chance to have exactly the type of wedding that they want.
If you love all things classic and timeless, a great location for your New England destination wedding would be Connecticut. Known for its preppy good taste, Connecticut would be a terrific spot for a wedding with classic style. Picture yourself wearing a simple strapless gown with pearl bridal jewelry to exchange your vows in an old white clapboard church. Follow with a reception at a country club or in a tent. This would be an absolutely picturesque location for a wedding in the early summer. Decorate the wedding with pink peonies and garden roses for a beautiful classic effect.
For an autumn wedding, you would be hard-pressed to find a more beautiful location in the country than Vermont. The blazing foliage, crisp clear days, and cool nights make Vermont in the fall one of the best places to be. Be aware that peak foliage season does vary a little from one year to the next, and that the higher elevations will get their best colors earlier. So if you were having your wedding in the mountains of Stowe, a wedding at the very end of September or the first days of October would be ideal timing, whereas if you opt for a site like the quaint town of Woodstock at a lower elevation, early to mid-October would be better for foliage. Treat your guests to seasonal delights like fresh apple cider, local Vermont cheeses, and butternut squash soup. Just be sure to plan a minimum of a year ahead, because fall foliage season in New England is very busy!
The rocky shores of Maine would make another marvelous site for a New England destination wedding. This would be a perfect choice for a summer wedding, as the weather will be glorious - not too hot and not too cold. The beautiful town of Bar Harbor would be a great choice for a Maine wedding, as would any of the small coastal towns. A simple style of wedding would be best suited to the rough natural beauty of the Maine coast, so picture the men in khaki trousers and navy blazers instead of tuxedos, and the bride in a crisp organza wedding gown with delicate pearl bridal jewelry. Play up the unique features of Maine by choosing a lobster or a lighthouse motif for your wedding. Speaking of lobster, how could you serve anything else for a Maine wedding dinner?
New England has many other wonderful locations for a destination wedding. There is the scenic Mt. Washington Inn in New Hampshire, the shores of Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket in Massachusetts, or any of the numerous ski resorts for a winter wedding. The only time which is not ideal for a destination wedding in New England is the early spring; known as "mud season", by the locals, the days before Memorial Day are prone to unpredictable temperatures, spring showers, and of course plenty of mud from melting snow. Memorial Day weekend marks the beginning of peak wedding season in New England, as locals and visitors alike flock to the region's many picturesque locations.
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