Our ceremony starts at 4 pm, and we ask you arrive 30 minutes in advance to have time to park and find your seat. The venue is on the lake so you also will have time to soak in the views!
Yes, parking is located in a grass field across from the venue.
The dress code is garden wedding attire where outdoor comfort meets elegance. Think lightweight fabrics, floral prints, pastels, and wearing wedges/block heels for grass. We encourage wearing comfortable shoes you can dance in. Also, bring a flannel to wear for the late evening to stay warm, and because nothing says Vermont quite like a flannel! Any cover up is fine if you don't have a flannel.
The hotel block provide shuttle services to and from the airport. Rideshare options such as Uber and Lyft are an option but not always available. Taxi services can be arranged at the airport. If you plan on staying for several days, renting or driving a car is recommended.
Let us know when you RSVP so we can do our best to accommodate you. The wedding will be nut free and we will be offering vegetarian options.
If your invite says “and guest,” yes! Otherwise, we’re keeping things cozy and can’t accommodate extra guests—thanks for understanding.
We have chosen to invite our nieces and nephews, most who are not local. Please respect that we cannot accommodate other children at our wedding. We hope you enjoy a well-deserved night off!
We’ll have an open bar with lots of local Vermont drinks—come ready to raise a glass!
In August, Vermont weather is typically warm during the day and cool at night. Expect average high temperatures to be in the mid-70s to low-80s°F and average lows to be in the mid-50s to low-60s°F.
Yes, it is safe to swim unless there are large algae blooms which are not common. The water in August warms up but remains cool. Water shoes are strongly recommended. Dress for cooler air temperatures near the water.
Yes! Motor boat rentals are available from Ladds Landing (see our Explore page). All rentals include life jackets, lake charts, emergency bag, flotation cushion, and other safety gear as applicable. Boaters born after 1973 must have VT or other state's boating license/certificate.