Almagra Barn, Waukewan Golf Club

Rehearsal Dinner

Chocorua Island

Wedding Ceremony

Camp Deerwood

Wedding Reception

Our Wedding

Our story is as old as time, boy meets girl on a dating app, boy and girl then bond over their mutual love of skiing, mountain life, and quirky misunderstood black mutts (RIP Willy and Macadoo). Over the course of their first year together, the relationship consisted of visits and adventures between their respective towns of Eagle and Oak Creek, Colorado. As the miles on their cars increased, so did their love for each other. Melissa has since relocated to Eagle to be with Greg and his two awesome kids- Oliver (12) and Emelia (10). Those hours spent driving up and down State Highway 131 can now be better spent biking, skiing and just generally living life together. We are so grateful to be on this journey together and can't wait to celebrate with all of you very soon!

Our Story + Photos

Wedding Week Events

Katie Heeter

Lindsey Falvey

Emelia Schwartz

Wedding Party

Q + A

By far the closest motel to the reception at Camp Deerwood

Yankee Trail Motel & Breakfast Restaurant

Cottage Place On Squam Lake

The Manor on Golden Pond

Cheney House B&B

Quality Inn

The Ballard House Inn

The Common Man Inn & Spa

The Inn on Golden Pond

Squam Lake Inn

Local Accomodations

A must-do for any of you traveling to Holderness with children or those that are children at heart. There are bears, there are otters, there are eagles, I could go on and on. Check it out!

Squam Lakes Natural Science Center

Walk through glacier-made caves in rural New Hampshire! Polar Caves is a wonderful experience for young and old, though some moderate walking/hiking is required for the trails. Squeeze through the Orange Crush or check out any of the wonderful caves that stay cool all summer and sometimes maintain their snow year round!

Polar Caves Park

Drive up Mount Washington, home of the World's Worst Weather (and fastest ever recorded wind speeds)!!! The tallest peak on the East Coast offers a 7.6 mile drive up the mountain that is not for the faint of heart, OR take one of their 2hr guided van tours! Driving yourself requires a steady hand and good breaks, but the van tour allows anyone to enjoy the trip while letting the experts (who drive the road every single day) take the wheel. If you're not in the mood for a drive or ride up to the summit, enjoy the beauty of the base lodge!

Mt. Washington Auto Road

Things to Do

FAQs

Registry

Melissa & Greg