There is something wonderfully romantic about a wedding beside Lake Huron, where the harbour stretches out in front of you, the lighthouse becomes part of the scenery and one of Kincardine's famous sunsets can arrive just as the day begins to slow down.
Inn at the Harbour is a locally owned boutique inn in downtown Kincardine that welcomes small weddings and elopements of up to approximately 40 guests. Rather than feeling like a traditional ballroom wedding venue, it offers couples the chance to create something smaller and more personal, with the waterfront and surrounding town becoming part of the celebration.
The inn sits just steps from the harbour, marina, boardwalk, beach and downtown. It is the kind of location where couples can wander toward the water for photographs, steal a few quiet moments beside the shoreline or gather their closest people for a wedding weekend that feels as much like a getaway as a single event.
Most of the inn's 30 suites have their own lakeview balcony overlooking the historic lighthouse, marina and Lake Huron shoreline. For couples inviting family and friends from out of town, the inn can also arrange room blocks so guests can stay together rather than scattering to different accommodations after the celebration.
And then there is the sunset. With Kincardine sitting along the west-facing Lake Huron shoreline, evenings can bring those enormous skies and glowing colours that make you want to disappear from the celebration for five minutes and simply stand beside the person you have just married.
For couples dreaming of something intimate rather than enormous, Inn at the Harbour offers a lovely possibility: a small wedding near the water, favourite people staying close by and an entire harbour town just outside the door.
Ce qu’ils offrent, en un coup d’œil
- Un cadre historique
- Un patio ou une terrasse
- Petits mariages et fugues amoureuses aussi
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