I am looking for gay-friendly outdoor wedding venues for a small wedding in MA/CT/NH. Any suggestions?

We would prefer somewhere where we can have both the ceremony and reception but don't want to use one of those large mansion places and such since we have a relatively small guest list (about 50) and can't afford those types of places either. A nice park with a gazebo or a rose garden would be great. Thanks.

I am looking for gay-friendly outdoor wedding venues for a small wedding in MA/CT/NH. Any suggestions?
I work at a banquet facility in CT. We just did a gay wedding last month so I KNOW we're gay-friendly. We have a lovely pavilion if you'd like your reception outside and we also have a chapel so ceremony and reception will be in the same place. Here's the website http://www.villabianca.com/ I hope this helps and good luck...and congrats!!! :D
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Reply:Provincetown, MA - completely gay/lesbian town and beautiful beaches. MA is also the only state where gay marriage is allowed currently.



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Reply:First, I hope the ceremony and reception go well, no matter where they're held.



Second, I visited Ogunquit, Maine, a few years ago during my travels to Portland. It seemed to be quite gay-friendly -- rainbow flags seemed to fly everywhere downtown -- and quite beautiful. Literally saw the Milky Way late at night while on the beach.



I don't know of any parks, but perhaps a beachside wedding would be of interest? www.gayogunquit.com has links to B%26amp;Bs and more.



One grain of salt: I visited more than five years ago. I doubt it's changed to the point where it isn't gay-friendly, but nothing is impossible.

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