We’re so excited to celebrate with you! If you’re coming in for the weekend, we hope you get a chance to explore a little- there’s so much charm packed into Gloucester, Ipswich, and the surrounding towns. Here are a few of our favorite spots:

Gloucester:

Good Harbor Beach – A beautiful sandy beach that’s perfect for a walk or just soaking in the views.

Gloucester Harbor & Fishermen’s Memorial – Take a stroll along the harbor and stop by the iconic statue—it’s a classic Gloucester landmark.

Rocky Neck Art Colony – Wander through galleries and shops in one of the country’s oldest working art colonies.

Ipswich:

Crane Estate & Crane Beach – Gorgeous views, rolling hills, and one of the prettiest beaches in Massachusetts.

Ipswich Ale Brewery – A fun local brewery if you’re in the mood for a pint.

Where to Eat:

There are so many good spots nearby if you’re looking to grab a bite before or after the wedding festivities:

Turner’s Seafood (Gloucester) – Classic New England seafood in a cozy setting.

Tonno (Gloucester) – Italian-inspired seafood and pasta.

Seaport Grille (Gloucester) – Casual, lively, and right on the water.

Duckworth’s Bistrot (Gloucester) – Small and romantic with an upscale menu (reservations are a must).

1640 Hart House (Ipswich) – Historic tavern-style dining with hearty New England favorites.

Ithaki (Ipswich) – Upscale Greek/Mediterranean.

Clam Box of Ipswich – Famous for fried clams—very casual and very New England.

Nearby Favorites:

Rockport – Just 15 minutes away, this picture-perfect seaside town is full of little shops, galleries, and the famous red fishing shack, Motif No. 1.

Essex – Known for antiques and fried clams—Woodman’s is a must if you’re craving the real thing.

Salem – About a half hour drive and full of history, museums, and of course, all things witchy.

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Wedding Day