Lewis and Kate purchased their wedding rings from Jenni Stuart's Fine Jewelry, just blocks from their apartment.

While The House of the Seven Gables is not a woman- owned business (but a National Register of Historic Places), Caroline Emmerton, a philanthropist and preservationist, founded the present-day nonprofit as a museum and Settlement House to assist immigrant families arriving in Salem.

Not only did they love Mackenzie Hendrick's laid-back Vermont personality, they gravitated towards her family-oriented approach to weddings. Kate and Lewis are so happy to have Mackenzie be capturing their wedding day on digital and film!

Kathi Maino Turner is the fourth generation owner of Turner's Seafood in Salem, MA. It has frequently won the title of "Best of the North Shore" for Best Seafood with ethical sourcing from local communities.

Originating in 1923, Chapman's Florist and Garden Center has been family owned since the beginning. Located in the neighboring town of Beverly, MA, Chapman’s is now owned and operated by Colleen McGuire, the founder's daughter.

The Sea Level Oyster Bar is not owned by a woman, yet it is a small business staple in the Salem community. Sea Level is committed to only serving sustainable seafood and works hand in hand with local fishermen and fishing communities.

With a desire to support a female artist and stray away from AI or technology driven Save the Dates and Invitations, Kate utilized a Canadian artist's (Julie from Lumina Templates) generic template to craft the cards that arrived in your mailbox. The couple's Save the Dates and Invitations were printed by a Utah based company, Prints of Love. Prints of Love supports independent designers with commissions and is a member of the Reforestation Project. This mission, centered on sustainability, plants one tree for every order and they aim to have a Triple Bottom Line approach: People, Planet, Prosperity.