Broadturn Farms

The acknowledgment of the land The Pequawquet people, who are a part of the Abanaki Nation, used to occupy and compete for ownership of the area where Broadturn Farm is located. An act that is both political and spiritual in nature is the practice of gaining an understanding of the past, particularly in terms of how it pertains to the location in which one presently resides and works. It is imperative that expressions of thankfulness for our privilege coexist with recognition of the historical wrongs that have been committed. This inherent conflict compels us to further our education, to test the limits of our comprehension, and to participate with an attitude of openness and without prejudice. The websites of our local indigenous organizations provide further information that will enlighten you on the remarkable job that they do. Here at Broadturn Farm, you may have a celebration of your love and relate it to your core beliefs. Having your wedding on an organic farm is a unique way to celebrate your union while also demonstrating your dedication to the natural elegance of locally sourced, organic food and flowers. Your family and friends should be invited to your wedding so you may tell them about your dream of a world that heals itself. Each event is one of a kind, and they are all designed to pay homage to the current season and the produce that is readily available. Your wedding will be a reflection of how important it is to you to support the growth of local businesses and healthy ecosystems. It will recognize your enthusiasm for scrumptious fare that is in season. We are dedicated to assisting you in the development of an occasion that not only satisfies your requirements but also honors the profound sense of values you have for the environment. We have been the venue for more than 180 weddings, and we can promise that you will have a wonderful celebration that is full of elegance and genuinely meaningful even if Greta Thunberg frowns. Our loyal customer base stays in touch with us and continues to visit the farm as their own families expand; the knowledge that we are a significant part of their narrative makes our hearts happy. The weekend of Memorial Day through the end of September is the beginning of our season for hosting events. Due to the fact that the farm may get extremely chilly and gloomy at night, especially when there is bad weather, we do not hold weddings after the month of September. Broadturn Farm is conveniently located 12 miles from Portland, Maine, and 10 miles from the coast. It is also close to Interstate 95 and Boston. This location allows Broadturn Farm to work with local purveyors to ensure that the menu you choose for your wedding reception honors the tradition of Maine foods. The flowers that bloom in our fields will adorn each and every table, and the food that we grow will satisfy every appetite.