Herring Cove & Race Point Beaches

At the very tip of the Cape, just miles from downtown Provincetown, Herring Cove Beach is part of the National Seashore. An extremely gorgeous location, with a spectacular views as far as can see. The sunsets are here stunning.  

Race Point Beach, one of the Cape Cod National Seashore beaches in Provincetown, has a wide swath of sand stretching far off into the distance around the point and Coast Guard station. Behind the beach are the beautiful grass swept dunes. and the sun shines directly on the sand all throughout the day.

Regardless of which beautiful beach you choose for your wedding, remember to check the tide times for that day.  The tides can be very high here, leaving you with little sand to be on.  Wind is also another important factor.  Wind can dictate which direction you are stand in, whether or not you have food and how it is protected, to what you decide to wear.

Pilgrim Monument

The historic Pilgrim Monument Provincetown Museum, with incredible views of Provincetown and the harbor, is available to book from May through October for formal outdoor weddings, private functions, corporate affairs, and casual fundraising events.

The east and west lawns are perfect for special occasions of all sizes. The east side is a fairly secluded area featuring beautiful landscaping. Tents accommodating 100 or fewer people for a seated dinner can fit in this area.  The west side is larger and more open than the East side and can accommodate larger tents

Harbor Lounge

Harbor Lounge is a place we love.  Located literally atop the sand, with a catwalk jetting above the water, the decor, location, and quality service make it one of the best places in Provincetown for your event. They offer the perfect ambiance for weddings, cocktail receptions, and brunches in a versatile space that can accommodate small, intimate gatherings or parties of up to eighty-five people.

Suzanne’s Garden

Suzanne's Garden is a cherished floral sanctuary located in Provincetown, MA, founded in memory of Suzanne Sinaiko, who spent over four decades summering in the area. This welcoming garden, thriving on a building lot in the east end of town, invites visitors to stroll through and enjoy its vibrant flowers and serene atmosphere without any barriers or fees.