We will be tying the knot at Burlap and Beams in Thurman, New York on Saturday, June 23, 2018. Nestled within the Adirondack Mountains and located ten miles from Lake George Village, the venue and its barns boast a unique history.

"The grounds of Burlap and Beams contain a gracious farmhouse, a cluster of barns, a babbling brook and a breathtaking mountain. When viewing the property for the first time you can see why the original owners chose this spot to build their lives. The authenticity and charm of these structures has been painstakingly maintained and guarded since 1965.

The property at 242 Cameron Road boasts an interesting history, having served as the site of a tavern, hotel and store under various owners, and later was worked as a farm. The building at the corner of Cameron and Athol Roads seems to have begun with one Guy Brooks.

In 1820, Guy Brooks built what became known as Guy Brooks’ Tavern, described in Brown’s History of Warren County as the first known hotel in Thurman. It was a structure with a great stone chimney and fireplace.

In the 1980s, when it became apparent that water draining off Cameron Road was causing damage to the two southernmost barns, Bill Southwick worked to protect the barns and moved them to their present, drier location.

The main house had been built about 1885 by a man by the name of Hall. Burlap and Beams is located at the site of what is believed to be the earliest hotel in Thurman, NY. The house later became a fine family farm, home to Orley and Susie Needham and their children. Most recently, it was entrusted to the care of Terri Larson and her family, who lovingly maintain the history of the home while sharing the beauty of the barns"

Burlap and Beams - 242 Cameron Road, Athol, New York 12810

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A North Country Trails coach bus will be transporting guests to Burlap & Beams for the wedding ceremony and reception on June 23rd.

The bus is set to pick up guests promptly at 3:15 PM from the Georgian Hotel & Resort located at 384 Canada Street in Lake George Village. For guests staying at Surfside on the Lake, the Georgian is located directly next door, a short walk to the hotel's main building.

The same bus will be transporting guests from Burlap & Beams back to the hotel following the reception. The bus will be making an earlier trip (around 9:00 PM) and a later trip (around 10:00 PM).

It is okay to leave your vehicle at Burlap and Beams overnight if you want to take the bus back after the reception.

We love spending time in the Adirondacks. It's one of our favorite places. Below is a list of our top recommendations of things to do, check out and visit while you're in town for the wedding.

5: Take a walk through Lake George Village

Don't miss the arcades & shops!

4: Eat a world-class sandwich at Neuffer's Deli in Bolton Landing

Jeremy's favorite is the "tuna on rye with pickles" while Becca prefers the "turkey and cheese with lettuce, tomato and onion on whole wheat."

3: Spend time on the lake

Maybe try a boat cruise?

2: Enjoy a drink at the Adriondack Brewery

Grab a pint of their "Bear Naked" Amber Ale. It's top-notch!

1: Hike to a breathtaking view

Lace up your boots and trek up The Pinnacle for a 270-degree view of Lake George at about 1,300 feet.

I'm beyond thrilled to say the words "I do," with this group standing right beside me. I'm grateful for the friendships I have forged with each of the men below. They are the best. - Jeremy

Matthew Menard - The Best Man

John Stegemann

Jeff Hollinger

Steve Powers

Sean Heron

Josh Levine

Dan DeCaria

I'm so grateful to have each of these ladies along side me on my big day. - Becca

Pamela Salant - The Maid of Honor

Heather Mahoney

Karissa Kozubal

Kristin Neese

Amanda Callanan

Martin Salant - Father of the Bride

Kirk Menard - Father of the Groom

Jane Salant - Mother of the Bride

Ellen Menard - Mother of the Groom

Cooper Menard - Ring Bear

Embree Fielding - Junior Bridesmaid

Addison Fielding - Flower Girl

Reed Fielding - Flower Girl

Peter Salant - Usher

Andrew Salant - Usher