Sunday, July 26, 2009

Nicole and Rob chose the historic Samuel Wilde Memorial Chapel in Portland as the location to tie the knot! The setting was beautiful! The weather had been foggy and raining but at the time of the ceremony the sun shone brightly on the happy couple! After the ceremony, the couple and their guests celebrated at the Eastland Hotel in Portland. Music was provided by Michael Mahoney of M&M Entertainment and the dance floor was bustling all evening! The staff at the Eastland Hotel provided outstanding service! I was very impressed with the way that they welcomed the newlyweds with he opening of the champagne bottle corks all at the same time for the toast!. In Addition to a wonderful meal, the staff entertained with a flaming desert. Congratulations Nicole and Rob, may yuo have many years of happiness together!
Labels: destination maine weddings, florida notary and ministers, Great New England Wedding Venues, Maine destination
# posted by Loving Unity Weddings @ July 26, 2009
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Sunday, August 31, 2008
Booth Bay Harbor Maine Wedding
There are so many magnificent locations to be married along the coast of Maine, and Booth Bay Harbor is one of my favorites! The wedding of Laura and Jeremy took place at a private residence overlooking the ocean. It was a misty day, but the sights and sounds of the ocean and gulls made for a beautiful backdrop. The wedding party and family feasted on a real true Down Maine Lobsterbake with lobster, mussels, corn on the cob, all cooked over a seaweed fire. Fabulous! Congratulations Jeremy and Laura!
Labels: Maine destination, maine justice of the peace, Maine wedding locations, maine weddings
# posted by Loving Unity Weddings @ August 31, 2008
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Saturday, August 30, 2008
Portland Headlight, Portland, Maine - Beautiful Maine Wedding Locations
Portland Headlight is the most photographed lighthouse in the United States! It was also the location of the wedding ceremony of Bryan and Liz!!! Bryan and Liz had a planned elopement officiated by Rev. Boyd and they wrote their ceremony and their vows to each other. Liz and Bryan both grew up in Northwest NJ. Liz owned a gym and a client of her's is Bryan's best friends girlfriend. In the Spring of 2007, Bryan's friend had a party at his house and his girlfriend talked him into a blind date with Liz. Well, they have been madly in love ever since. Liz has since sold her business and we've moved to Northeast PA. Byan is an electrical engineer and Liz is finishing up her teaching degree. They are both very excited to start a family and spend the rest of our lives together. Conratulations Bryan and Liz!!! All our best to you!
Labels: elopments, Maine destination, Maine wedding locations
# posted by Loving Unity Weddings @ August 30, 2008
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Sunday, August 10, 2008
Portland, Maine Weddings - Married at Sea?????

I was so excited as I performed a wedding ceremony on The Cat Ferry, a high speed catamaran that operates between Maine and Nova Scotia! Stephen and Vanessa of New York got married on 8/8/08 at 8:08 p.m.! Vanessa loved Maine and she always wanted to see Nova Scotia, Stephen just so happened to be going on a motorcycle trip that would follow the Cabot Trail and end in Halifax, Nova Scotia. They decided that would be a great time to tie the knot on the Ferry on the return trip!
The Cat is a high speed catamaran ferry offering service between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia and Portland and Bar Harbor, Maine. It was dubbed one of the world's "superships" by the Discovery Channel and transports cars and passengers.

The bride wore a beautiful gown with maroon floral accents, along with a gorgeous veil and tiara with diamond and maroon acccents. She was given in marriage by her dad and her son. She was beautiful! Stephen, quickly changed out of his motorcycle clothing into a white jacket with maroon vest and black pants. The remainder of the biker guests wore a variety of outfits and all had a wonderful time.
The purser, Ken Winter, pictured with the couple provided us with outstanding customer service, and was like one of the wedding party. We all enjoyed him, and appreciated his attention to details. Thanks Ken!!
Vanessa and Stephen, all my best to you, and your unique and custom wedding was incredibly beautiful! May you be blessed with a very long and happy life!!
Labels: Maine destination, Maine wedding locations, themed weddings, unique wedding ceremonies
# posted by Loving Unity Weddings @ August 10, 2008
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Wednesday, May 28, 2008
The Nonantum Resort in Kennebunkport , Maine Congratulations Mary Lynn and Josh!


One of the more beautiful areas of Maine is Kennebunkport, and that is exactly where the wedding of Mary Lynn and Josh took place this past weekend! They were married in the beautiful nature filled backdrop of the ocean, in front of a lighthouse. Mary Lynn and Josh created a beautiful ceremony to express their love for each other. They selected each and every reading and prayer to make it so intimate and personal. My associate, Rev. Heather Boyd had the honor of officiating. Congratulations Mary Lynn and Josh! Pictures of the happy couple to follow!
Recently, the Nonantum Resort was voted #1 Wedding Reception location in York County and I can tell you, it is very well deserved! The location is stunning, and whether your reception is indoors or outside, it is high class! The area is also a great place for your guests as they can enjoy a ride on the trolly and shop at the quaint shops and galleries.
The Nonantum Resort is an exquisite location to lodge or dine at, in addition to special events and parties. You can view them on line at
http://www.nonantumresort.com/ or call them toll free at 1-800-552-5651. If you would like to book your wedding there, just call Tim and his staff and they will handle everything to make your day go smoothly. I will add some pictures of MaryLynn and Josh soon but wanted to show you the beauty of this destination wedding site in Maine.
Labels: Maine destination, maine justice of the peace, Maine wedding locations, maine weddings
# posted by Loving Unity Weddings @ May 28, 2008
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