On the "Quiet Side" of Acadia's Schoodic Peninsula, Frazer's Point is named after the first free African American, Thomas Frazer, who lived here and ran his own business. Views of the Mount Desert Narrows and Grindstone Neck make an excellent backdrop.
Tucked on an island between the mainland and Mount Desert Island, this popular birding spot is also a great wedding backdrop. Plus, no Bar Harbor crowds to deal with during nuptials.
The gem awaits on the southwest side of the island, near Bass Harbor Lighthouse. The only downside is this section of the park is usually first to be impacted by storms.
Too many people don't even know that Little Hunter's Beach is just off the Park Loop Road between Otter Point and Seal Harbor. A cliffside walk for the adventurous couple awaits here, too.
Named after Alessandro Fabbri, a Navy commander who operated a radio station critical to World War 1. The picnic area has restrooms, walking trails, and easy access to Otter Cove's overlook.
If you're going to take the big leap into marriage, might as well be cliffside at the ceremony. Otter Cliff is a great spot for adventurous couples who love rockclimbing.
One of the most scenic stretches of Park Loop Road is known as Ocean Drive, with sweeping vistas on the ragged coastline.This is one of the most congested parts of the park, so choose a time when crowds are lower if you want to say "I Do" here.
THE J.P. Morgan bought this beachfront property in 1910 for his granddaughter when she married Herbert Satterlee. They lived a happy life here, summering on the sandy shores. She donated the land to Acadia National Park in 1949. It's also one of the most stunning spots in the park.
Take your wedding ceremony to new heights as you top Cadillac Mountain and exchange vows 1,530' above Mount Desert Island. Heads up: Ceremonies are not allowed at sunrise or sunset and vehicle reservations are required.
ACADIA NATIONAL PARK: AN EPIC GUIDE TO NEW ENGLAND'S PREMEIER PARK
Each ceremony location has a group size limit. Permits are $75 and you need to plan at least two weeks in advance.Learn more about Acadia National Park and all the romantic to rugged activities.