Friday03September
Welcome party
Time & venue to come
Let’s kick off the weekend together.
- Dress
- Cocktail
- Food & drink
- Details to come
Please join us on the Maine coast
Bridget&Grant
September 4, 2027
Pemaquid, Maine
A weekend by the water.
A lifetime together.
Labor Day weekend · September 3–5, 2027Save the date
One beautiful place.
Our favorite people.
We’re getting married in Maine, and we can’t imagine it without you. Join us for a long weekend of celebrating, catching up, and making a few more memories by the water.
With love, Bridget & Grant
A weekend together
Meet us at the water’s edge.
Three days. Plenty to celebrate.
All times are local to Maine.
Hover or tap the stars to meet the locals.
Saturday04September
The wedding
4:00–10:00 pm
Ceremony, dinner & dancing.
- Where
- 21 Seameadow Lane
Bristol, Maine - Dress
- Black tie optional
Sunday05September
Farewell brunch
9:00–11:00 am
Join us for a farewell brunch.
- Where
- 21 Seameadow Lane
Bristol, Maine
A few details are still finding their way ashore. Check back as the weekend comes together.Add to calendar
The journey
The journey is
part of the weekend.
Getting here
01
Fly into Portland PWM
Portland International Jetport is a convenient starting point for the drive to the Pemaquid peninsula. Reserve a rental car for the rest of your journey.
Airport & ground transportation ↗02
Fly into Boston BOS
Boston Logan offers another option for your trip. Allow extra time for the drive north, especially over the holiday weekend.
Airport & car rentals ↗03
Take the scenic route
The Amtrak Downeaster connects Boston’s North Station with Brunswick, Maine. Logan and North Station are separate stops; plan your transfer and onward transportation from Brunswick in advance.
Explore the Downeaster ↗Getting around: plan for a car or arrange transportation in advance. Parking and any wedding shuttle details will be shared here once confirmed.
Stay a little while
Hotel Pemaquid
Rooms and cottages on the Pemaquid peninsula.
Room block details to comeExplore Hotel Pemaquid ↗The Bradley Inn
A coastal inn near Pemaquid Point, with an on-site restaurant.
Explore The Bradley Inn ↗A cottage of your own
Look for vacation rentals in Bristol, New Harbor, Round Pond, or Damariscotta. Check the distance to the venue before booking.
A little exploring
Take the long way.
A few places to start exploring.
Leave a little room for wandering.
Spots to explore
A little salt air, a day away, or a wander through town.
Pemaquid Point Lighthouse
A classic Maine lighthouse, a rocky shoreline, and an excuse to linger by the sea.
Plan a visit ↗Pemaquid Beach
Make time for the sand and sea at Pemaquid Beach Park.
Park information ↗Rachel Carson Salt Pond Preserve
A big tide pool tucked into the rocky coast, full of little things to discover.
Go at low tide; check the tide times before heading out.
Plan a low-tide visit ↗Monhegan Island
Take the Hardy Boat Cruises ferry from New Harbor for a day of exploring Monhegan Island.
Plan your ferry trip ↗Boothbay
Make a day of the Boothbay area, with a wander around Boothbay Harbor and its shops.
Explore the area ↗Damariscotta
Leave time to wander Main Street, browse the shops, and enjoy the river.
Explore Damariscotta ↗Breakfast
For slow mornings and something good to start the day.
The Seagull Shop & Restaurant
Breakfast beside the lighthouse, with an ocean view.
The best blueberry pancakes, in our book.
Explore the Seagull Shop ↗Deb’s Bristol Diner
A diner breakfast in Bristol before a day of exploring.
Find the diner ↗Lunch
Sandwiches, seafood, and an afternoon oyster stop.
Shaw’s Fish & Lobster Wharf
Seafood with a view of New Harbor’s working waterfront.
Take a look ↗S. Fernald’s Country Store
Pick up sandwiches for a beach day, a picnic, or wherever the afternoon takes you.
Find the sandwich shop ↗Shuck Station
Oysters and seafood just across the bridge in Newcastle.
Explore the menu ↗Carlisle Oysters
Local oysters on the wharf at Gamage Shipyard in South Bristol.
Visit the wharf ↗Glidden Point Oysters
Make an afternoon stop for oysters at the farm store in Edgecomb.
Visit the farm ↗Dinner
Settle in for an evening on the coast.
Bred in the Bone
Mediterranean cooking in the heart of Damariscotta.
Explore dining ↗River House
Dinner by the river, with a menu shaped by Maine’s farms and fishermen.
Explore dining ↗Dinner at The Bradley Inn
Make a reservation for a meal on the peninsula.
Explore dining ↗Shopping
A few treasures to take home.
Miles Memorial Thrift Shop
Leave time for a proper browse through the thrift shop in Damariscotta.
Our vote for the best thrift store in New England.
Plan a browse ↗Renys — both of them
Visit both Damariscotta stores: the Main Store and Renys Underground.
Find both stores ↗Granite Hall Store
A Round Pond general store full of penny candy and wonderful finds.
Explore the store ↗Gifts at 136
Wares by local artists, right on Main Street in Damariscotta.
Ask about Tandem Glass.
Visit the shop ↗Sherman’s Maine Coast Book Shop
Find a book for a slow morning or something to bring home.
Browse the bookshop ↗Check directly with each business for 2027 opening hours, seasonal schedules, and reservations.
The registry
Your company is
the best gift.
Celebrating with you means the world to us.
For those who have asked, we’ll share our registry here soon.
Good to know
The little
details.
A few things to help you plan.
We’ll keep this page updated.
What should I wear?
Friday’s welcome party is cocktail attire. Saturday’s ceremony and reception are black tie optional: a tuxedo or dark suit, or a long dress, dressy cocktail dress, or formal jumpsuit are welcome. Sunday’s brunch dress code will be shared closer to the weekend.
What will the weather be like?
We’re hoping for a beautiful September weekend by the sea. Pack a layer for the evening, comfortable shoes for exploring, and a rain layer just in case. Check the local forecast before you travel; we’ll share any weather-related event updates here.
Can I bring a plus-one?
We’re finalizing guest arrangements. Please follow the names on your formal invitation; we’ll share any additional details here before RSVPs open.
Are children invited?
We’re still confirming this detail and will make it clear on your formal invitation and here on the website.
When should I book my stay?
As early as you can. Labor Day weekend is popular on the Maine coast. Hotel Pemaquid room block details are still to come; no block or special rate is confirmed yet. See travel and lodging for places to start.
Will there be parking or a shuttle?
Parking and shuttle arrangements are still being finalized. Please check back before the wedding for confirmed transportation details.
What about dietary needs and accessibility?
We want you to feel comfortable and welcome. Dietary needs can be shared when RSVPs open. If you have an accessibility question or need to plan ahead, please get in touch with us directly.
When and how do I RSVP?
Use the RSVP form at the bottom of this page for the guests named on your invitation. After replying, save your private edit link in case plans change. Your invitation will have the response deadline.
Formal invitations and RSVP details will follow. For now, save the date and start planning your Maine weekend. No response is needed yet.
Who can I contact with a question?
Reach out to Bridget or Grant directly. We’re happy to help you plan your trip.
Under the same stars
We saved you
a little magic.
Formal invitations and RSVP details will follow.
For now, save the date. We can’t wait to see you.
A weekend is better with you in it. Please reply for the people named on your invitation.