Every venue, vendor, ferry schedule, and permit — thirty miles out to sea, all in one place.
Browse Venues Planning GuideThe island does things its own way. We'll show you how.
Filter by guest count, setting, and season — from harborfront lawns to Sconset bluffs. Know the curfew and tent rules before you fall in love.
Ferries, flights, freight, and lodging blocks. Getting 150 guests onto an island takes planning — here's the playbook.
Beach permits, tent permits, the noise bylaw, and marriage licenses. The paperwork nobody warns you about, explained plainly.
Island goods from our sister shop, Nantucket Trader — shipped anywhere, or ready when you land.
Island-themed gifts and totes your guests will actually keep.
Matching tees and pullovers for the rehearsal, beach day, and brunch.
Thank-you gifts for parents, planners, and the wedding party.
Island weddings are unforgettable — and unforgiving of poor planning.
Peak Saturdays (June–September) are often reserved 12–18 months out. Our seasonal calendar shows what's realistic on your timeline.
On-island vendors cost more but travel free. Off-island vendors need ferry freight and lodging. We flag which is which.
Beach tents need town permits. Amplified music ends at 10 PM nearly everywhere. Knowing the rules early saves heartbreak later.