Elope in Vermont!

Have you considered eloping?

Well, have you? If you haven't, you should! We have a special package...

The Village was considered the "Gretna Green" of New England at the turn of the 19th Century, when hundreds of couples boarded the New York trains and came to this little hamlet in Vermont because it did not require a marriage license waiting period, in much the same way that England saw many "quick" marriages as couples went to Gretna Green in Scotland to tie the knot, or not! It is still pretty exciting.

There is no waiting period in the state of Vermont. You can get up in the morning, propose to the love of your life, and be married by evening. Done!

The town offices are open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, and you can get your marriage license there in just a few minutes. And, your innkeeper Dorothy can actually perform the ceremony for you! No fuss.

In nice weather, the gazebo is a popular spot for these impromptu ceremonies. In the winter, the Great Hall or Library serves as a pleasant background for the exchange of vows. We even have some sample vows for you to consider.

An Important Note: In 2000, Vermont was the first state in the nation to pass a civil union law. On September 1, 2009, Vermont recognized same-sex marriage, the first state to do so by legislative vote and not court ruling. All are welcome here!

This package includes a stay for two nights in a premium room, your wedding ceremony (from simple to complicated, we'll help you), a rose for the lady, and a wedding cake for two, any flavor!

Note: Vermont rooms and meals tax of 9% will be added to this.