Maine weddings do not all look alike.
A barn in Corinna and an oceanfront inn in Kennebunkport give your guests completely different problems. Your website should solve the ones you actually have.
The kinds of Maine weddings these sites are built for
Every one of these needs a different travel page.
Barn & farm weddings
Corinna, Sidney, Fairfield, Skowhegan, Buxton. Beautiful, and usually twenty-five minutes from the nearest room. These sites lean hardest on written directions and a real lodging list.
Coastal & oceanfront
Kennebunkport, Ogunquit, York, Cape Elizabeth, Boothbay Harbor, Camden, Rockport. Summer traffic, tide-dependent photos and parking are the questions guests ask here.
Lakeside & camp weddings
Belgrade Lakes, Rangeley, Sebago, Naples, Moosehead. Often a whole weekend rather than a day, so the schedule page does the heavy lifting.
Inn & B&B weddings
Hallowell, Bar Harbor, Castine, Belfast, Kennebunk. Room blocks and check-in times matter more than anything else on the site.
Backyard & family land
The hardest ones for guests. No venue name to search, no front desk to call, and often no address that a map app agrees with. This is where a website earns its keep.
Mountain & fall weddings
Bethel, Carrabassett Valley, Rangeley, Greenville. Foliage weekends book out early, so lodging and travel information needs to go up sooner than most couples expect.
Getting married in Maine and living somewhere else?
That is the case these websites are really built for. Portland Jetport and Boston Logan drive times, the last-mile directions, the room block, the ferry if there is one, and something to do on Saturday morning before the ceremony.
Tell me the town and I will tell you what your guests are going to ask.
Tell me where your wedding is
Send the venue and the date. I will build the first version around that town.
Start your website