Lily and Mike celebrated their wedding in a very unique and special place, Mike’s parent’s New Hampshire farm. During the pandemic they spent the entire summer on this farm to get away from life in NYC.

When planning a wedding, couples are increasingly opting for smaller, more personal celebrations. But with so many terms like “elopements,” “microweddings,” and “intimate weddings” floating around, it can be difficult to understand the differences between them. These options can feel overwhelming when choosing the best fit for your vision, budget, and guest list.

You’re looking for the perfect venue for your nature loving friends. New England has a plethora of beautiful wedding venues so the choices can sometimes feel overwhelming.

Michelle & Jon wanted to honor their day by keeping it small with just their most important friends and family involved. They choose the gorgeous wildlife sanctuary and historic farm, the Massabesic Center near Manchester, NH as their venue!

Just a few hours from Boston, the Berkshires are a perfect place to celebrate your Massachusetts Wedding in nature, while not being too far from New York or Boston!

Heather & Mike were so intentional about everything from the decor to the guest list. They truly made sure their wedding experience was everything they ever wanted.

Whitney & Dennis’ early summer wedding at the historic Bedford Village Inn in Bedford, New Hampshire.

Camie & Brian’s dramatic sunset intimate wedding in the Cascade Range and Snoqualmie Pass in Washington state.

Lauren & Chris' June colorful champagne themed wedding at Smolak Farms in Andover, Massachusetts.

Andrea & Ed’s early September wedding on a small island off the coast of Boothbay Harbor, Maine.

Jennie & Taaha’s intimate Vermont wedding in Hartford & Woodstock, at Simon Pearce glassblowing studio.