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Guide to getting married in NH
All persons proposing to be joined in marriage within the State of New Hampshire must first obtain a marriage license. Marriage license applications may be applied for at any town or city clerks’ office in the state. To be married in NH you do not have to establish residency. A couple wishing to marry in the State of NH may complete an…
Wedding gifts for grooms: A tradition brides shouldn’t ignore
Yes, it’s expected. But it’s also a chance for all you brides out there to truly show you know that not everything is about you on your wedding day. That there really is another person involved (that would be the groom) who deserves a bit of recognition…
Saying ‘I do’ and enjoying it too
For many brides, the quest to plan the perfect day can quickly turn into a nightmare trip down the aisle. Here are a few tips to keep your wedding day bliss from turning into the honeymoon blues. Marriage Planning 101: Once the ring goes on, the race to plan the perfect wedding begins, giving couples little time to think about the marriage itself or how their wedding spending decisions could affect their future. But smart couples are now…
Wedding tasting at Castle in the Clouds open to the public
On Saturday, April 18th, the Castle will host its annual Wedding Tasting and Open House from 12:00-3:00pm inside the Carriage House. This event provides an opportunity for attendees to see the wedding venue spaces available at Castle in the Clouds and meet with…
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