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Follow on Google News | Destination Weddings: New Hampshire’s Lakes RegionThe Lakes Region plays host to hundreds of wedding each year where couples can share their special day with friends and family surrounded by spectacular scenery, exceptional service and a variety of activities to satisfy all of their guests.
By: LTD Company Why You Should Have Your Wedding in the Granite State Lakes Region, NH - The Lakes Region plays host to hundreds of wedding each year where couples can share their special day with friends and family surrounded by spectacular scenery, exceptional service and a variety of activities to satisfy all of their guests. Brides want weddings that will impress and be remembered. A destination wedding held in New Hampshire’ For brides who want to follow the vintage wedding trend and still have their wedding stand out, New Hampshire has plenty to offer. They can get married in an 18th - or 19th-century church (believe it or not, there’ But New Hampshire isn’t all history - adventurous brides will find a lot to love within the Lakes Region. They can say their wedding vows on a zipline (at Alpine Adventures or Monkey Trunks Extreme Aerial Adventures), among glacial caves formed out of granite an ice age ago (like the ones found at Polar Caves Park), or flying on a seaplane thousands of feet above their guests! They can make their entrance on a dogsled, a go-kart, a mountain tram, a world-class racetrack, a waterslide, or even a trolley. Brides who prefer a more traditional wedding will find plenty of resources in the Lakes Region as well. Traditional venues in the region include the award-winning Mill Falls at the Lake set in the main village of Meredith, the historic Wolfeboro Inn at the “Oldest Summer Resort in NH,” The Margate with its newly constructed West Lawn Lakeside Pavilion in Laconia, and The Steele Hill Resort in Sanbornton with its expansive views and plentiful on-site amenities, just to name a few. Also in the Lakes Region, there are more than twelve golf courses, each with their own unique scenery, and the 230-foot scenic cruise boat the M/S Mount Washington, where couples can get married by the Captain on Board as they and their guests glide around the famous Lake Winnipesaukee. Normally, fun and unique weddings come at a steep price, but in New Hampshire, that isn’t necessarily so. Though there is more to getting married in New Hampshire than being thrifty, brides should consider the money they’ll be saving by making wedding purchases in New Hampshire without a state sales tax. While there is a room and meal tax in New Hampshire, there is still a lot of money to be saved elsewhere, since brides won’t have to pay tax on a lot of costly expenses: the dress, the flowers, the tux rental, the wedding party attire, shoes, rings, hair and make-up, ceremony and reception décor, favors, programs, photography and musicians. The options don’t stop at where weddings can happen, though – New Hampshire’ Planning weddings isn’t easy, but for destination weddings in New Hampshire’ New Hampshire may be a small state, but it’s got quite a lot to offer brides-to-be searching for ways to make their wedding special. While it may not be one of the first places that comes to mind when thinking of destination weddings, its culture, history, nature and lack of sales tax could make a Lakes Region wedding very tempting. The Lakes Region Tourism Association is the official tourism board of the region, representing close to 100 communities, 273 lakes and ponds, and more than 400 businesses in central New Hampshire, including area attractions, restaurants, retail establishments and accommodations. For more information or visitors’ End
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