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The barn had changed very little since it was built and was home to numerous animal stalls, haylofts, old farm equipment...200 years of collected items covered in dust and hay. Over the summer of 2015 the barn started to empty out and take shape. A deck was built off the back, a new roof in 2016, new floors in 2017, and continuous landscaping and improvements to our 70 acres! And in the middle of all that, our daughter was born in 2016. In the fall of 2017 we successfully hosted our first two weddings! Since then we have hosted over 60 weddings and continue to make improvements and add to the farm. We began a cut-flower field in 2020, which has quickly become a favorite spot on the farm. And in 2021 we welcomed our second daughter!

We celebrate ALL Love. All are welcome no matter your race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, disability, marital, family, pregnancy status, sexual orientation, body size, gender identity, gender expression, veteran or citizenship status. We believe love is love. We support LGBTQIA+ couple’s right to be married. We believe Black Lives Matter. We will support you however you decide to be married and celebrate while here.

We are so excited to live our dream and to write a new page in the history of this farm. We look forward to having the first day of YOUR new journey together become a part of our history! Come visit us and we will show you around. We know you will fall in love with the yellow doors too.

Nestled deep into the Maine countryside 1000 ft into the sky sits Granite Ridge Estate. Privately cascaded into the mountainous landscape of Maine this resort will instantly relax and comfort its guests. Once a family's luxurious getaway, Granite Ridge Estate has since been transformed into one of Maine’s top exclusive wedding destinations. With the addition of the hand-crafted timber-frame constructed barn, Granite Ridge Estate offers Couples-to-be a place to marry in style while still having the exclusivity of a Maine Wedding.

Granite Ridge Estate and Barn caters to all things luxury. The estate hosts exclusive parties, corporate retreats, A-list Weddings, and celebrity getaway. Lavish details can be found from the moment you set foot onto the 200 acre property. Guests will be pampered by the onsite lodge offering a state of the art commercial kitchen, cathedral ceilings, over-sized granite fireplace, and an outdoor hot-tub overlooking the Maine mountain-side.

Linekin Bay Resort welcomes everyone from solo travelers, couples, to multi-generational families seeking a relaxing and adventurous vacation at our oceanfront resort on Linekin Bay. What started as a girl’s summer camp later became a family camp. With a century’s worth of guests, many return year after year to this Maine coastal resort to make lasting memories.

Our classically-built Maine lodges and 20 cabins are scattered along the waterfront and woods of our 20-acre Boothbay Harbor resort. Our accommodations offer bay views, camaraderie and unique amenities you won't experience at any other waterfront resort in Maine. Find your perfect room, suite, or cabin.

In keeping with the tradition of the Allagash our cabins are kept rustic yet very homey and comfortable. Our log lodge and guest cabins were all hand made on site with a combination of logs and rough sawn boards.  A loon calls out across the lake, you walk down to the shoreline as the morning mist is rising off the surface of the water and down in a cove a moose is feeding in the shallows. Think you’re dreaming? This could be a reality here at Loon Lodge in the Allagash.

The Allagash is one of the last remote wildernesses left in the east. This is the place where the deer, moose, bears, loons and bald eagles call home. The Allagash is a region rich in logging lore, where logs were once cut with axes and flowed in great log drives down the isolated streams and rivers of the area.

Whether you are looking for the perfect spot to say “I do!” (Congratulations!) or to celebrate any of life’s many special occasions, this country gem and our Maine hospitality await your arrival. Our 25 acres of ponds, fields and forests are bursting with natural beauty and charm. Have a gorgeous ceremony near our quaint, little pond or choose the intimate setting of our evergreen forest and see how enchanted you and your guests become – it is truly a photographer’s dream. Afterward you will enjoy your festivities in our unique barn/tent combined space – simply and beautifully turned-out to compliment your own special décor.

Our authentic, once thriving dairy farm which housed 20,000 bails of hay in what now is the reception area, went through extensive renovations in early 2012 to become one of Maine’s Premier Wedding Barn Venues and one of Maine’s largest open style barns.

The Barn and our Bridal Farm House sit high atop 108 country acres over looking the Maine Western Mountains and yet is only 5 minutes away from the second largest twin cities of Maine, Lewiston-Auburn, boasting five-star hotels, many top area restaurants, shopping malls and theaters.

From 1833 to 1836, John, James, and Luther Hoar II purchased various properties from Squire James Rangeley to create a single large block. The resulting property is located at the spot where every local governmental unit comes together, Dallas, Sandy River Plantations and the Town of Rangeley.

Original Farmhouse: In 1899 the land was acquired by Nathan Ellis who purchased it from the heirs of Luther Hoar (who changed their name from Hoar to Nile). It was named Lake View Farm, but it is usually referred to in the recent past as the Ellis Farm.

From 1899 until 1917 Nathan Ellis operated Lake View Farm as a major sheep farm; at its zenith, the farm had 3000 sheep. During that time, Nathan added to the fields and barns until there were a total of 12 or 13 barns and outbuildings on the property.

The large portion of the farmhouse, which was originally a barn, was finished in 1903. Nate had eight sons and one daughter. His seventh son, Lynwood purchased the Farm from the estate, brothers and sister in the year 1917. Lynwood and Marion (Oakes) had 6 sons and 6 daughters. He continued the farm as a sheep farm and in the late 1920’s he had fourteen single room tourist cottages built near the lake for the tourist trade.

With a vision for improving the quality of life in central Maine, Snow Pond Center for the Arts is developing the infrastructure and programming that will directly support individual and community-wide health and well being, provide quality education, and contribute to the economic stability and long-term growth of this region.

Snow Pond provides a balance of recreation, community gatherings, events and education, along with excellence and creativity in the performance and teaching of music and the performing arts. Snow Pond treats the arts as an integral part of all learning and ensures that all students, regardless of their economic background, are provided access to these opportunities.

Tucked away in the rural seaside village of Phippsburg, Maine, you’ll find a historic waterfront estate steeped in natural beauty and authentic Maine charm. Our elegant 18th century farmhouse and rustic event barn are surrounded by native plant landscaping, vegetable gardens, and breathtaking water views. You might catch glimpses of seals lounging on the islands, eagles swooping from tall pines, stunning sunrises, and starry skies. It’s a place to gather and connect, whether you are celebrating your wedding, hosting a family reunion, visiting Popham Beach, or just retreating from the hustle and bustle. We hope to share with you a sense of discovery and the magic of this special place.

New England's finest luxury venue. A History Reimagined. What was once a beloved lakeside haven from the 1920s—Winthrop Lodge and Cottages—is now a premier wedding destination. The Barn at Silver Oaks Estate has been transformed from its humble roots as the Maranacook Feed Barn, a local staple where generations gathered for their essentials, into a place where new memories are made.

The Stone Barn is situated on an 18-acre farm on Saint Joseph’s College’s 474-acre campus in Standish, Maine. Following its deep commitment to sustainability, wellness, and the local economy, the College completed renovation of its historic barn—part of the property’s original Verrill estate—in June of 2016 and began offering it as a premier event destination in the region.

When it’s not hosting weddings or corporate events, you may find entrepreneurs and agricultural and food system policy makers gathered there. The Stone Barn and its courtyard accommodate up to 175 guests from mid-May through mid-October. A lighted trail across the street leads to more college facilities including a chapel and swimming and boating opportunities on the shoreline of Sebago Lake.