From the Sunset Hill House:
The Red Chair, symbol of all that is wonderful about the world’s Bed and Breakfasts and Inns, interrupted her travels briefly to marry in an afternoon ceremony at Sunset Hill House on Friday.
The chair, nearly late to her own wedding, arrived looking a bit battered from her whirlwind trip through Maine, NH and Massachusetts, on her world tour. A poolside nap after a quick dip in the revived her.
The Red Chair, symbol of all that is wonderful about the world’s Bed and Breakfasts and Inns, interrupted her travels briefly to marry in an afternoon ceremony at Sunset Hill House on Friday.
The chair, nearly late to her own wedding, arrived looking a bit battered from her whirlwind trip through Maine, NH and Massachusetts, on her world tour. A poolside nap after a quick dip in the revived her.
After trying on several outfits, including a circa 1900 bellhop jacket from the original Sunset Hill House, the Chair elected to wed wearing only the innkeeper’s wedding veil, showing her legs to the public. The tall, dark and handsome groom, Mr Black, who had hung out all day in the bar, was appropriately dressed in sober black.
The reception was held on the deck and lawns and the bride made a point of chatting with the groom’s family as well as her own family from the Adirondacks.
Later, the bride posed for photos and assisted the maintenance staff. The groom returned to the bar.
The following morning the bride enjoyed a sumptuous breakfast of the inn’s signature Maple Cream Cheese Stuffed French Toast, made on homemade cinnamon swirl bread. The groom remained in the bar, but the Red Chair brought him slow cooked oatmeal with local honey and cranberries.
Later, the bride posed for photos and assisted the maintenance staff. The groom returned to the bar.
The following morning the bride enjoyed a sumptuous breakfast of the inn’s signature Maple Cream Cheese Stuffed French Toast, made on homemade cinnamon swirl bread. The groom remained in the bar, but the Red Chair brought him slow cooked oatmeal with local honey and cranberries.
After breakfast Mrs Red Chair enjoyed a game of golf at NH’s oldest 9 hole course, built in 1897, quipping she was nearly as old as the course!
After a tearful farewell to her groom (who would not leave the bar), and staff of Sunset Hill House, and a quick hike to the top of the hill, the innkeeper escorted the Red Chair to a celebrity photo shoot at Yankee Magazine, from whence she will continue on to explore exquisite inns and B&B’s throughout the world.
After a tearful farewell to her groom (who would not leave the bar), and staff of Sunset Hill House, and a quick hike to the top of the hill, the innkeeper escorted the Red Chair to a celebrity photo shoot at Yankee Magazine, from whence she will continue on to explore exquisite inns and B&B’s throughout the world.
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