For more than a century, brides and grooms have celebrated at the Sunset Hill House, which is nestled in the midst of mountains in Sugar Hill. Its rustic charm and amazing views offered the perfect place for designer/photographer Hilary Colleen…
Sumptuous Setting Imagine standing in the midst of these fantastic florals to say your vows. Adding to it are candles to give the ceremony a soft, romantic glow. This installation, created by Emily Herzig Floral Studio, can also be repurposed…
Tucked into a deep valley amid the mountains of New Hampshire’s northernmost county is a place that, for centuries, has been a bright spot in that remote area. It’s The Balsams, a resort hotel named for the fragrant firs that surround it. It was the scene of many weddings until 2011, when it closed. Now it’s coming to life again, with new owners who plan to make it better than ever.
It’s based in the small North Country town of Jackson, but Autumn Nomad’s reputation for cake artistry has spread worldwide — and that’s after just three years in business. The company’s owner and cake artist — Jaime Melfi — is the reason why. Her cake designs range from elegant to funky to whimsical, but, always, they push the envelope.
There’s a certain purity about an old New England meeting house with its clean architectural lines, all-white paint and spare interior. A perfect place to stage a wedding. Sorrell Downing, of Events By Sorrell, saw the possibilities at the Old Meeting House of Francestown, built in 1801. See what she and her talented team did.
Painted roses, farm-to-table reception food, lacy invitations, cake swings — these are just some of the things we love.
Tulle dresses, rose gold, eco-friendly confetti, woodland tablescapes — these are just some of the things we love.
It’s well known for its specular views, but on this day the Castle in the Clouds was, indeed, enveloped by clouds. We found it a rare opportunity to have a stunning, almost magical, backdrop for gorgeous gowns and a forest…
