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Where the land runs out

Nora&Beck

· Windward Point · Cape Cod, Massachusetts

— days until the tide turns

Our story

Two towels, one sandbar, no plan.

We met on a sandbar that disappears twice a day, and stayed until it did. Six summers later we are getting married on the bluff above it, with the people who never asked us to leave early.

Six summers in

In pictures

Salt, light, and the two of us.

The point at low tide
Where he asked
Evenings like this one

The day

Ceremony on the bluff, dinner by the water, shoes optional throughout.

  • 4:00 pmGuests arrive - cold lemonade, colder oysters
  • 4:30 pmCeremony on the bluff
  • 5:15 pmCocktails as the boats come in
  • 6:30 pmDinner at the boathouse
  • 8:30 pmBonfire and dancing until the tide turns

Ceremony

The Bluff

4:30 in the afternoon

Windy; bring a wrap and skip the hat

Reception

The Boathouse

5:15 until the tide turns

Dinner, toasts and a bonfire on the sand

With full hearts

Thank you.

The tide turned right on time. Thank you for coming out to the point with us.

Photos are coming — check back soon.

RSVP

Tell us you're coming ashore.

Kindly reply by July 15 - the oyster count waits for no one.

Registry

Your presence is the whole point.

If you would like to give more, we have gathered a few things for the cottage - and a fund for the sailboat we keep pricing.

View the registry

Good to know

Good to know

What should I wear?

Coastal cocktail - linen, sundresses, and sandals you can slip off. Bring a layer for the bluff.

Is it really barefoot?

The ceremony is on the grass above the beach; the boathouse has a floor. Heels are your call.

Where should we stay?

We have a block at the inn by the harbor under our names; the details are in your invitation.

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