THE GUESTS
The Beauport Inn Bed and Breakfast is a unique and exceptionally beautiful property. The Beauport Birds add a notable touch. But if you ask the Innkeepers, they'll say that what makes the Beauport Inn really special, are the wonderful people they meet.
When they wrote their first newsletter at the end of 2014, Linda and Ellen couldn't decide which of many wonderful experiences to write about. With all those great memories, how could they choose just one?
Then it came to them. What could be more memorable than a wedding? "THREE weddings!" And a honeymoon couple whose story they'll never forget. We invite you to meet four couples we had the pleasure of hosting during the summer of 2014.
Four couples. Each with a different story. But in a way, all the same.
Love is love, and there's nothing better than being around it.
Tom and Kendall
JULY 2014
The weather couldn't have been better for their wedding at the Marginal Way. In fact, it was perfect the entire time of their stay.
For almost a week, with friends and family from Florida, they all enjoyed Ogunquit, the Inn, and each other's company.
And we enjoyed having them here.
It was like one big happy family, and the wonderful memories are still fresh in our minds.
Grandson Austin made a new friend, and special memories of his own.
Stephen and Jennifer
JULY 2014
A beautiful bride, a groom who couldn't do enough for his wife-to-be, and a fun-loving group of family and friends. Sharing our Inn with such wonderful people was really a gift.
Stephen and Jennifer found us in March on their way from Clay Hill Farm, the venue just down the road where they were married.
Thanks to Jennifer and Stephen, we found Kim, a great masseuse for the Inn. And we met Stephen's brother Christopher, who created our new website and got our newsletter off the ground.
"We felt so lucky to have found your Inn", they wrote in a "Thank You" note. It shouldn't surprise you to hear that we feel lucky, too.
Marte and Gina
AUGUST 2014
Marte & Gina were married by the Josias River on the grounds of the Inn, with two friends as witnesses. Linda and Ellen were invited, too.
When the young daughters of guests in the River View apartment heard about the wedding, they wanted to attend. "Of course!" was the answer.
The girls, Claire and Megan, gathered flowers and drew a picture for Marte and Gina. After the ceremony, they all threw coins in the river for luck.
At the end of the day, after the cake and celebrating, six-year-old Claire announced, "This was the best day of my life".
Truth be told, it was really special for everyone.
Peter and Julie
AUGUST 2014
From Bedfordshire, U.K. comes a story that could be a Hallmark movie. High school sweethearts, who go their separate ways. One divorced, the other widowed. Years later, fate brings them together again, and they marry.
But we left the best part for last.
The photo of the ring on Julie's finger isn't her wedding ring. It's the ring Peter had given Julie in high school, which she "just happened" to save all those years, and wore on their wedding day. "To us it was as important as her engagement and wedding rings,"
said Peter.
No writer could have created a better story, and it was our good fortune to have Peter and Julie stay at our Inn. We guess, as with them, it was just meant to be!