Welcome drinks
- Harbour-side aperitivo
Drop in after your journey. Light bites, cold drinks, no speeches.
- Early night
We will be heading to bed early. You are welcome to stay out later.
A weekend by the sea with the people we love most.
We met on a rainy ferry crossing and have been planning trips ever since. This one is the best yet: three unhurried days on the coast, one short ceremony, a long dinner and a lot of dancing. Everything you need to plan your trip is below.
— Noa & Teodor
Only Saturday is essential. Join us for as much of the rest as you like — no need to tell us in advance for Friday or Sunday.
Drop in after your journey. Light bites, cold drinks, no speeches.
We will be heading to bed early. You are welcome to stay out later.
Two coaches run from the harbour to the clifftop garden, ten minutes apart.
Outdoors, about twenty-five minutes. Seats are shaded; grass underfoot.
Lawn games and oysters while we take a few family photos.
Long tables, sharing plates, three short speeches.
Band first, then a DJ. Last shuttle back to town at 01:00.
Pastries, eggs and strong coffee back in town. Come as you are.
For anyone brave enough for June water. Towels provided.
Saltmere Cove is a small harbour town, so rooms go quickly in June. Here is the order we would plan things in.
We have held a block of rooms at the harbour inn until 1 March 2027. Mention our names when you book; after that date, unclaimed rooms are released.
The coastal line stops in town, a five-minute walk from the harbour. Driving is fine too, but parking near the water is limited on summer weekends.
Shuttles cover every trip between town and the garden on the wedding day, including the late ride home. Nobody needs to drive.
Garden formal. Think linen suits, summer dresses and colour. The ceremony is on grass, so block heels or flats will serve you better than stilettos.
Bring a layerLittle ones are warmly welcome. There will be a quiet room with games and a sitter from dinner onwards, so parents can enjoy the evening.
Tell us agesYour company is the gift. If you would like to mark the day, a contribution to our honeymoon fund is kindly received at the reception — no registry, no boxes to carry home.
We are asking for an unplugged ceremony: phones away until the kiss. After that, snap freely — our photographer will share a gallery with everyone.
One reply per invitation is perfect. If your plans change later, just send the form again and we will use the newest answer.
If your invitation is addressed to you “and guest”, absolutely. Otherwise we are keeping numbers small so the garden does not overflow — thank you for understanding.
The garden has a large covered terrace right beside the lawn. We will make the call on the morning and move the ceremony under cover if needed; the timings stay the same.
The ceremony lawn is level and reached by a paved path, and the dining room has step-free access. One shuttle has a wheelchair lift — mention it in your reply and we will reserve it for you.
If you drive to town, use the long-stay car park by the station. On Saturday please leave the car there: the garden has almost no parking and the shuttles run all evening.
Please do send the form — we would rather know late than not at all. We may not be able to guarantee a meal choice after the kitchen deadline, but we will always find you a seat.
Mid-June on the coast is usually mild in the day and breezy after sunset. Plan for sun at the ceremony and bring a light layer for dancing outside.
We will email everyone who has replied with any update, so make sure the address in your RSVP is one you check. This page will always show the current plan.