Wedding vendors
Wedding vendors in Cape Cod, MA
Cape Cod is a seventy-mile arm of sand, salt marsh and kettle ponds, and a wedding here is really a choice of which part of it. The Upper Cape towns of Falmouth and Sandwich are closest to the bridges and the Woods Hole ferry; the Mid-Cape around Hyannis and Dennis has the most hotels and the widest beaches; Chatham, Harwich and Brewster on the Lower Cape have the harbors and the cranberry bogs; and the Outer Cape, from Wellfleet to Provincetown, gives you dunes and the National Seashore. Many weddings are tented, many vendors drive over the bridges, and many venues close for the winter. Here's what a Cape Cod wedding actually costs, where couples are getting married, and when to book, plus a shortcut to vetted, available Cape vendors matched to your date and budget.
Get matched with Cape Cod vendorsWhat weddings cost in Cape Cod
| Category | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Venue (venue fee) | $5,100–$11,500 |
| Photography & video | $3,000–$5,100 |
| DJ / live music | $1,300–$2,600 |
| Hair & makeup | $150–$450 |
| Event planner | $1,700–$2,700 |
Where couples get married in Cape Cod
When to book in Cape Cod
The Cape's season runs Memorial Day to Columbus Day, and September is the best month of it: the water is at its warmest, the summer renters have gone home and the light softens. Book those Saturdays 14 months or more ahead, since many venues only host a limited number of weddings a summer. July and August are full-price and full-traffic, with the Sagamore and Bourne bridges backing up every Friday afternoon and the Falmouth Road Race in mid-August tying up the Upper Cape. Between November and April most seasonal venues are shut, so an off-season Cape wedding usually means an inn or a year-round restaurant.
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