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What should I expect for the wedding weekend?What should I expect for the wedding weekend?
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We’ve got the whole place from Friday, June 5 to Sunday, June 7, 2026, and we’re turning it into a love-filled, joy-soaked, memory-making weekend in the hills of New Hampshire. FRIDAY A laid-back Family Fun Day to kick things off! We’ll have games, snacks, music, and time to mingle and settle in. SATURDAY The big day! Ceremony, delicious food, drinks, dancing, and celebrating under the stars. SUNDAY A relaxed farewell brunch before heading home with full hearts (and maybe slightly sore feet). Come for the vows, stay for the vibe. We can’t wait to celebrate with you all weekend long. Full schedule details can be found on the “Schedule” tab of our website. More events to be posted as the time gets closer.
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Do I have to be there for the entire weekend?Do I have to be there for the entire weekend?
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We’d love to celebrate the whole weekend with you, from the welcome event on Friday to brunch on Sunday but we completely understand if you can only make it for the ceremony and reception on Saturday. Come for what you can, and know that your presence at any part of the celebration means the world to us.
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Are KIDS welcome?Are KIDS welcome?
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100%! We adore your tiny humans and they’re invited to join the fun all weekend long. We’ll have games, activities, space to run around, and even an on-site babysitter (Savanna 😉) so grown-ups can sneak in some adult time (aka: a drink, a dance, a dip in the hot-tub or maybe a nap). But hey, if you’re dreaming of a kid-free weekend escape, that’s totally cool too. We support whatever helps you celebrate best.
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Where should I stay for the weekend?Where should I stay for the weekend?
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Whether you’re into cozy tents or creature comforts, there are options: Glamping On-Site Want to wake up to mountain views and walk to breakfast in your pajamas? We’ve got 20 glamping tents set up right on the property. Don’t worry, these are bougie tents, with real beds, fresh linens, and a cozy setup. You won’t be roughing it, major summer-camp-meets-wedding-magic vibes. Bathrooms are shared (clean, cute, and a short walk away), and tents are first come, first served, so don’t wait if you’re into it! Nearby Hotels & Airbnbs If you’d rather unwind off-site, we’ve got recommendations on the “Travel” tab everything from hotels to charming New England inns. No matter where you stay, it’s going to be beautiful, restful, and full of love. (And probably snacks.)
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Glamping?Glamping?
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Yes! There is on-site glamping, 20 beautiful tents set up right on the estate for the full weekend experience. Each tent includes a cozy bed setup and is just steps from the celebration. It’s perfect for guests who want to immerse themselves in the vibe of the weekend. Spots are limited and first come, first served, so if you’re interested, let us know when you RSVP and we’ll send the link to book your tent.
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What should I pack for the weekend?What should I pack for the weekend?
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Glad you asked! Here’s your official, unofficial packing list for a weekend of love, laughter, and fresh air: 💃 For the Festivities: • An outfit for the wedding, semi-formal, outdoorsy-friendly, think “garden party meets golden hour” • Cute-but-comfy shoes, you’ll be on grass, gravel, and hopefully a dance floor • Layers! It is New Hampshire after all, warm by day, cool by night • Something cozy for the campfire or brunch sweaters, sweatshirts, flannels encouraged 🏕️ If You’re Glamping: • Flashlight or headlamp • Toiletries + towel + extra bedding (Q) • PJs + extra socks • Bug spray (for obvious reasons) • Anything that makes you feel extra comfy: eye mask, slippers, a robe, your emotional support pillow 🧘 Just in Case: • Sunscreen • Reusable water bottle • Portable phone charger • Sunglasses, hat, and good vibes Bonus points for bringing a snack, a disposable camera, or your best dance moves. And no judgment if you forget something, someone else probably brought three.
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What’s the dress code for the weekend?What’s the dress code for the weekend?
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We’re going for vibe over formality, here’s the breakdown by day: FRIDAY Daytime = casual cookout / family fun day attire. Think sneakers, sundresses, shorts, and your favorite chill outfit. Evening = nice night out energy, semi-casual, but no need to go full formal. And yes men, jeans are totally OK in our book. SATURDAY (Wedding Day) Dress to impress (but still be comfortable)! We’re asking for cocktail or semi-formal attire. Please skip: jeans, flip-flops, sneakers, or showing up in a white dress 😉. Ladies, wedges or block heels are great, it’s a hilltop wedding, and stilettos + grass don’t mix well. SUNDAY At this point in the weekend, anything goes (as long as you’re clothed). Pajamas? Sure. Athleisure? Yep. Blow-up unicorn costume? Honestly, we support it. We’ll be brunching, hugging, and probably nursing a few hangovers. Come as you are!
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What should I wear if I want to look cute in photos and nail the vibe?What should I wear if I want to look cute in photos and nail the vibe?
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We love the enthusiasm, here’s some outfit inspo if you want to complement the weekend aesthetic or show up perfectly styled for golden hour candids: 🌿 Earthy tones like sage, terracotta, cream, and soft gold 🌸 Flowy fabrics and romantic textures: linen, silk, florals = yes please 🌅 Natural, soft, outdoor-wedding-in-a-meadow energy Totally optional, of course but if you’re the type who lives for a theme (or a photo op), this one’s for you.
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Can I drive to the venue?Can I drive to the venue?
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Yes! There is parking available on-site at Cobb Hill Estate, so you’re welcome to drive yourself. Just a heads up: The final stretch to the venue is a narrow dirt road (almost a mile long) that feels a bit like a scenic carriage path. It’s passable, but take it slow, drive carefully, and maybe leave the fancy car at home for the weekend. Carpooling is always a great option too — more friends, fewer vehicles, less dust.
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Is there a shuttle for the wedding on Saturday?Is there a shuttle for the wedding on Saturday?
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Yes! If you’d rather leave the dirt road driving to someone else (we get it), we’ve got you covered. We’ll have a 30-passenger shuttle doing a round-trip run from the Tyngsborough Park & Ride on Saturday, June 6. • Pickup time: 2:00 PM • Location: Tyngsborough Park & Ride (more details + pin will be on the Travel tab) It’ll drop you off right at the estate with plenty of time before the ceremony. Just don’t miss the bus fashionably late doesn’t work when the ride leaves without you 😉
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Will food be provided throughout the weekend?Will food be provided throughout the weekend?
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Absolutely! Come hungry and stay well-fed! We’ll be serving up delicious meals and snacks all weekend long: • Friday: Lunch + an Italian welcome dinner • Saturday: Continental breakfast, a midday snack/lunch, and of course, a full wedding dinner feast • Sunday: A cozy farewell brunch to wrap things up right We’ve got vegetarian options available, just let us know any other dietary needs when you RSVP! And keep an eye out at Silva’s Social Club during the day on Friday and Saturday, it’ll transform into a snack + essentials station stocked with grab-and-go bites, drinks, and handy toiletries (because someone always forgets toothpaste). At night, it turns back into a real-deal bar for sips under the stars.
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What about drinks? Can we bring our own?What about drinks? Can we bring our own?
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We’ve got the drinks covered! There will be plenty of options flowing all weekend — from cocktails and wine to mocktails and late-night sips by the fire. Because of liability reasons (and venue rules), outside alcohol is not allowed, so please leave the cooler at home! But don’t worry, we want to stock the bar with drinks you actually love. When you RSVP, you’ll have the chance to tell us: • Your favorite non-alcoholic beverage • Your go-to cocktail, wine, or beer We can’t promise everything will be there, but we’ll do our best to curate a bar menu that feels like you.
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When do I need to rsvp by?When do I need to rsvp by?
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Please RSVP by May 2, 2026 Especially if you’re hoping to stay in one of the on-site glamping tents (they’re limited and first come, first served!), we really need to hear from you by then. We know it’s a full weekend commitment, so the earlier we hear from you, the better we can plan for meals, housing, and transportation.
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Can I bring a plus one?Can I bring a plus one?
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You can and we hope you do! This is a weekend-long celebration, and we totally understand wanting to share it with your favorite person. Just make sure to include their name when you RSVP. Now… let’s talk vibe. This isn’t a black-tie ballroom situation. It’s a hilltop, heart-forward, music-up, wine-flowing, sit-by-the-fire kind of weekend. So if your plus one: • Hates music, fresh air, or other people being joyful • Needs to be in bed by 8 • Frowns at fun and judges other people’s karaoke • Thinks campfires are “too smoky” • Or has ever uttered the words “I don’t really like weddings…” Respectfully: don’t bring them. If they’re not down for a little chaos, a lot of love, and a weekend that might include s’mores and dance floor sweat — this probably isn’t their scene. We love love but we also love loud laughs, late nights, and a drama-free dance floor. We love you. We trust you. Don’t make us regret it….
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Can I take photos or videos during the weekend?Can I take photos or videos during the weekend?
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Yes, absolutely, phones out all weekend! We want you to capture the laughs, the dancing, the glamping, and all the memories. The only exception is the ceremony. We’re keeping that moment unplugged so everyone can be fully present. No phones, no cameras, just your heart, your eyes, and the people around you. (Don’t worry, our photographers have it handled.) Right after the ceremony, we’ll gather everyone for one big group photo! So keep your phone in your pocket and your smile ready!
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Finally, how do I prep for this epic weekend?Finally, how do I prep for this epic weekend?
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Great question, we love an overachiever. Here’s your game plan: ✔️ RSVP by May 2, 2026 ✔️ Let us know your drink of choice, dietary needs, and if you want a glamping tent ✔️ Pack layers, cute-but-comfy shoes, and something semi-fancy for Saturday ✔️ Bring someone fun (not a vibe killer) ✔️ Get ready to laugh, cry, dance, snack, and maybe see someone in a costume at brunch ✔️ And most importantly, show up ready to celebrate big love on a mountaintop Need help packing? We’ve got a list for that too (scroll up!) Still have questions? Just reach out, we’ve got you.