Though Two Lights sits on the edge of Casco Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, this is a rocky coastline rather than a beach. There is no sand or swimming, but there are many trails along the rocks and into the woods, as well as a decommissioned fort. Public restrooms are available near the parking lot. (And there's a playground, too.)

We're anticipating using an uncovered location for the ceremony, so consider having the following: something to layer if the ocean breeze is blowing, sunscreen, and sunglasses. A hat, too, if you're feeling fancy (and it's not too windy).

Those with mobility issues should take note that the ground is uneven and hilly in many areas, but we don't anticipate a long walk from the parking lot to the site. Please also heed this same warning if you are planning on wearing heels. Sandals and sneakers are totally fine, and you can bring your fancier feet to the reception!

We will be paying the park entrance fees for our guests. More detailed information on this later.

The parking lot is large, but Maine in summer is busy and Two Lights is open to the public, so we encourage carpooling.

We'll be watching the weather as the date nears and may move the ceremony to Camp Ketcha if necessary.

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