Nubble Lighthouse is one of the most photographed lighthouses in Maine. It has a welcome center and gift shop at Sohier Park, just across the water from the wedding venue.

Foodies will love this delicious gift store, demonstration kitchen and cafe. You can watch how they make jam by peeking through the viewing gallery windows and it's the perfect place to pick up souvenirs.

Wiggly Bridge, earning its name from its wiggly-wobbly nature, is cited as the world's shortest suspension bridge. It's just 75 feet long and 5 feet wide and when walked upon, the deck bounces and flexes.

Six miles off the shore of York, Maine, you'll find Boon Island. This rocky outcropping is home to New England's tallest lighthouse, Boon Island Light, which stands 133 foot tall and makes the tiny shoal identifiable for miles. Before it was built in 1855, Boon Island was notoriously dangerous for ships.

It's unclear how the head of a Paul Bunyan statue got to the top of a tree near the York river in York, Maine. "He's always been there" is what locals have said.

Just across from the wedding venue, this walk-up counter serves classic and soft-serve ice cream and sorbet.

When Pigs Fly make all their breads natural with no added preservatives or flavor. Enjoy over 25 variets, including sourdough, cinnamon raisin, New York rye, harvest cranberry, and pumpernickel.

About 20 minutes from York, you'll find Kittery, ME. The outlet mall is huge and the town of Kittery is where Piper and Nick first lived in Main. There is a cute Main Street with local shops, a wonderful coffee shop (Lil's Cafe), and restaurants.

Portsmouth is a larger, more urban area with a lot of local shops, restaurants, coffee shops, and nice walks along the water. It's about a 15-minute drive from York.