Best Outdoor wedding venues in Maine
- Adjacent to The Maine Mall, the largest shopping center in New England, and just 15 minutes from downtown Portland, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Portland in Maine offers a convenient and affordable yet chic space for every wedding moment.
Starting from $8,040 to $16,542 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Celebrate the most important day of your life at the Cliffside Lodge, which warmly invites you, your fiance and your guests in for a lovely wedding time with its exposed rich wooden beams, wide porches and roaring stone fireplace. The epitome of rustic elegance, Cliffside Lodge is surrounded by the breathtaking rolling countryside and picturesque lakes and ponds.
Starting from $6,907 to $10,388 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Located a few hundred yards from Camden Harbor, Harbor Park and Bok Amphitheater, High Mountain Hall is a beautifully restored Greek revival building, with an extremely tall vaulted ceiling. Whether you are planning a wedding celebration or reception the hand-hewn beams, lighting, and arched alcoves create a lovely setting for your special event.
Starting from $2,605 to $4,045 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Say your vows overlooking a view of the picturesque, blue waters of Northeast Harbor, Maine. This quiet location is perfect for an intimate wedding evoking the charm of a bygone era with adorable gardens and sprawling green meadows. The wooden deck overlooking the waters is the perfect place to enjoy the traditional Maine cuisine offered by the Asticou culinary team.
Starting from $3,944 to $7,471 for 50 guests
See More Photos - A Blank Canvas Venue French's Point is a Blank Canvas Venue, providing an outstanding location with 9 possible ceremony settings and 14 different gathering spaces. You choose how you wish to use these amenities during your time here.
Starting from $19,831 to $21,241 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Maine Audubon’s Gilsland Farm in Falmouth, just minutes from Portland, Maine, is a beautiful, peaceful wildlife sanctuary that is the perfect backdrop for your wedding ceremony. Maine Audubon is centrally located to southern Maine beaches, and a 1-3 hour drive to scenic Mid-Coast and Down East destinations like Boothbay Harbor and Acadia National Park.
Starting from $88 to $88 for 50 guests
See More Photos - With unrivaled natural beauty and historical charm, The Lucerne Inn is an ideal place to bring your dream wedding to life. Nestled in the mountains just 15 minutes from downtown Bangor, Maine, this picturesque 200-year-old inn has everything you need to plan a picture perfect wedding.
Starting from $2,270 to $7,556 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Your special day awaits at Purpoodock Club. The clubhouse sits perfectly centered on 188 acres of finely groomed grounds. Start the wedding festivities off right with an outdoor ceremony on the sprawling patio.
Starting from $4,633 to $7,484 for 50 guests
See More Photos - An ideal setting for your big day, the View Point Hotel offers the privacy and simplicity of a cottage, the warmth and comfort of a luxury inn, and breathtaking views that are unmatched. Known as the premier wedding venue on the coast, the View Point offers a wedding experience that is truly unrivaled in the area.
Starting from $9,672 to $16,942 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Ideal for a wedding weekend getaway on the gorgeous Maine coast! Built by an admiral in 1894, Overlook stands tall as one of the first houses to be built on the point. Once an all-girls wilderness camp, the building has been converted to accommodate brides and grooms to celebrate their special day.
Starting from $7,186 to $8,396 for 50 guests
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Outdoor weddings are a pleasure for guests and a magical dream come true for brides and grooms. There is just something so timeless and gorgeous about Outdoor weddings in Maine. Outdoor wedding venues make for some of the most romantic celebrations, bringing families together in a peaceful, serene setting. Outdoor weddings are perfect for large parties, intimate gatherings, or even a whimsical elopement.
