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There are some great locations in New England for fall weddings. The first location is the Mountain Top Inn and Resort. The Mountain Top Inn and Resort is located in Chittenden, Vermont. The resort can hold up to 250 people at one time. There are a variety of outdoor sites that a couple can choose from for their wedding. Some of these sites include on the beach or in their meadow of the mountains. The mountains offer the guests a wonderful view for you and everyone who is attending your wedding. They have experts on staff that can help you with every aspect of your wedding. Plus there are different activities that your guests can do on the days before the wedding.

The second location is the Winnetu Oceanside Resort. The Winnetu Oceanside Resort is located in Edgartown, Massachusetts. It overlooks the South Beach that is on Martha’s Vineyard. There is enough room for up to 145 guests for your wedding. They have a team on staff that can help you plan everything for your wedding, including the food. It is a very unique place to have a wedding. This is because of the location and the wonderful staff. They want your wedding to be something that you will remember for years and years to come. The setting is very beautiful and the food is out of this world. Therefore, you have nothing to worry about when you are getting married at this location. *While this may not be ideal for colder weather, it could also serve as a great location for rehearsal dinners.

The third location is the Lovetts Inn. The Lovetts Inn is located in a very small village of Franconia, New Hampshire. This inn was built in 1784 so it has a lot of historic value to it. It is a great place for a couple who wants a country style wedding. There can be up to 160 guests at your wedding comfortably. Everyone who comes to your wedding will feel very relaxed while they are there. They have a chef on staff that is very well known for his wonderful food. The outdoor country setting features beautiful views of the White Mountains, wonderful green lawns, flower gardens, and a wonderful pond. Therefore, your wedding will be very tasteful.

The fourth location is the Alamoosook Lakeside Inn. The Alamoosook Lakeside Inn is located in Orland, Maine. The inn is surrounded by some of the most beautiful woods, lawns, and gardens in Maine. All of these things make for a wedding that you will never forget. And they will do everything that they can do to make your wedding dreams come true. Most people choose to get married on the beautiful green lawn of the inn. The wedding couple can leave their wedding smiling because of the wonderful staff that is there to help them to plan every step of the way. The food that will be served at your wedding is all grown at one of the local farms.

The fifth location is the Village By the Sea. The Village By the Sea is located in Wells, Maine. They understand that your wedding day is very important to you and they know that you deserve the best service possible. The staff is committed to doing everything that they can to make this day in your life wonderful. The most popular place to get married here is the gazebo. They have an executive chef on their staff that is known for his variety of food that he creates. The food includes a full service buffet, plated entrees, and cocktails for everyone who is attending your wedding.

1. The most popular, Martha’s Vineyard, located in Massachusetts, is known for being remote from the mainland. If you are looking for that private island Martha’s Vineyard is your immaculate wedding destination — only accessible by boat or air. Martha’s Vineyard offers several unique wedding locations. You can choose from one of five great lighthouses on the vineyard. Imagine having a lighthouse as your back drop? Better yet, saying your “I do’s” in a gorgeous gazebo at one of the local inn’s or vacation rentals. A wedding ceremony at Martha’s Vineyard is all set for a “king and queen”!

2. Located north of San Francisco, is another great spot is California’s wine country made up of both, Sonoma and Napa Valley’s. The Vintage Estate in Napa Valley is a 23-acre versatile wedding destination. Napa Valley is known for its wine production and terrific scenery. Napa Valley is not only known for its wine tasting, but the art museums and antique shops are also a huge deal in the area. Sonoma County, known for its beautiful pastures, wineries, and mystical rivers is another preferred destination. Sonoma County offers activities that will entertain the bride, groom, wedding party and guests. You will enjoy everything from hot-air balloon rides, to catching a wave and canoeing. Wine Country in California is definitely the mystical getaway where you can make your wedding an unforgettable one.

3. The charismatic Newport Vineyards, located in Middletown, Rhode Island is a delightful place to get married. Your dreams come true at the Newport Vineyards, where you exchange your vows in a private wine garden. The private wine garden comes in a wedding package that also includes on-site catering and personal wine tasting. If you and your wedding party want to start your day sailing into the sunrise–Gansett Cruises offers the “Breakfast Sunrise” cruise, something for everyone to enjoy.

4. Looking for a “dreamy” outdoor wedding venue? The Grand River Vineyard, located in Palisade, Colorado– is a fantastic place to say “I do”. The Wine Country Inn, found on the vineyard gives a breath-taking view. The Wine Country Inn also has a nice gazebo and an open patio area, perfect for a “Cinderella” wedding! There are a range of activities you and your wedding party can take part in—horseback riding, fishing and hiking.

5. Finally, Millbrook Vineyard and Winery, located in Millbrook, New York is a diamond in the rough. Millbrook Vineyard allows you to rent out the entire vineyard for your wedding ceremony. This quaint vineyard is quite stunning and because of the hill the vineyard sits on, the view is immaculate. There are also a host of activities that your wedding party and guests can enjoy—hiking, fishing, relaxing or catching an art show.