Wedding Locations in Maine
Maine has more than 6,000 lakes and ponds and more than 3,500 miles of coastline. Bodies of water make beautiful backdrops for outdoor weddings. Some wedding venues in Maine take full advantage of the beautiful outdoor scenery by offering wedding and wedding reception venues with views of lakes, oceans and ponds.
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Harborside Hotel, Spa and Marina
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With onstaff professionals to assist you with your wedding plans, the Harborside Hotel, Spa and Marina offers an oceanfront location for your wedding. Two ballrooms are available for a reception or indoor wedding. With a veranda overlooking Frenchman's Bay, a club and a tudor stone mansion, the Harborside Hotel, Spa and Marina offers options for prewedding events. Harborside Hotel is located in Bar Harbor, Maine.
The Samoset on the Ocean
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Located in Rockport, Maine, the Samoset Resort occupies 230 acres on Penobscot Bay. With guestrooms, a golf course, fine dining and swimming pools, your wedding guests can lodge at the site of your wedding and enjoy the Samoset amenities. The Samoset accommodates indoor and outdoor weddings. An onsite wedding coordinator is available.
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Dockside Guest Quarters and Restaurant
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The Dockside Guest Quarters and Restaurant avails the front lawn, which faces the Atlantic Ocean, for wedding ceremonies. With a wraparound porch and floor-to-ceiling windows, the restaurant is available for wedding receptions. The facility accommodates up to 160 guests. The Dockside Guest Quarters and Restaurant offers chair rentals, lodging and catering.
Point Sebago Resort
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Located in Casco, Maine, the Point Sebago Resort requires a minimum of $1,000 in lodging accommodations for weddings, as of 2011. With a golf course, boat rentals, tennis courts and a beach, guests have entertainment options before and after the wedding. Point Sebago offers reception packages that include food, facility rental with dance floor, wedding coordinator and table and linen rentals. A $4,000 minimum food charge is required.
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