Guests love a simple, beautiful moment right away, something that says, “Relax. You’re with us now.”
A tray of welcome spritzes by the lakefront, a hug from friends by the cabins, the mountains glowing in the background. That’s how a camp wedding starts to feel like a retreat.
Stagger arrivals with a clear window (e.g., 3:00-5:00 PM). Post a simple map and “what’s where” card in each cabin. Place water, lemonade, or coffee at check-in.
One hour on the dock is pure magic. Keep it simple: one signature cocktail, one non-alcoholic spritz, and a few easy bites. The easy conversation, the water, the light, it’s the moment your friends and family begin to feel what the weekend holds.
As the sky darkens, move to the fire. Blankets, s’mores, a little acoustic music, nothing staged, everything heartfelt. This is where relatives meet college friends, and inside jokes are born. The photos are gorgeous; the memories stick.
It relaxes everyone. You trade small talk for real connection.
It feels private. You’re not sharing space with strangers, this is your Lake George Wedding Venue.
It sets the tone for the whole wedding weekend. Saturday feels smoother because Friday built the bridge.
Think of this as an easy rhythm, not a timetable:
Arrive & exhale at the cabins
Dock cocktails with the lake and mountains behind you
Bonfire with blankets and s’mores under the pines
Tell me your guest count and season, I’ll help you shape a welcome that feels like you and sets up the best weekend of your lives.
Ready to plan your Welcome Day?