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Marram

A restored bayside hall for weddings of any shape. Your people, your night.

Seats 120. Stands 180.Bayside. Wellfleet.Doors at seven. Music at eight.

Seats 120.

Stands 180.

Bayside. Wellfleet.

Tours Saturdays at 11 & 2.

Marram holds the dune. We hold the date. Beach grass keeps the sand in place. Booking works about the same way.

Weddings. Wakes. Whatever you’re celebrating. Weddings of any shape, with room to spare.

At the hall

Next at the hall

  • An evening of music14 Nov
  • The Dune Choir7:30
  • Ines Aguirre, solo8:15
  • Salt Lamp Trio9:00
  • Late set, no name10:00
  • Winter market21 Nov
  • Hannah & Theo, private05 Dec

People we love

  • Salt & SorrelFlowers
  • Second Rise BakeryCake
  • The Dune ChoirMusic
  • Low Light StudioPhotos
  • Cape RentalsChairs

The room, from above.

Stage, floor, bar. Seats 120. Stands 180. Dances forever.

120 guests, seated.

Seats 120. Dinner for 120. No rush.

Ask about our date
STAGE BAR FLOOR

The part with numbers.

Saturday$6,400

Friday evening$4,800

Weekday$2,900

Includes the room, tables, chairs and the long light. A rain plan, included, always.

From the kitchen, per guest

Dinner, five courses · $95
Sweet bread, oysters, chowder, day-boat cod, cranberry tart.
The bar, until the last song · $40
Cape lager, local cider, two reds, two whites. Signatures on request.
Weekday elopement window · $1,200
Up to ten guests, one officiant, the long light.

Sample rates. Details and prices shown are sample only.

Dinner

Dinner · Saturday 14 November

To the table
Portuguese sweet breadSalted butter. Salt from the bay out the window.
To start
Wellfleet oysters, sixShucked at seven. Mignonette, lemon. Nothing else.
The soup
Quahog chowderClear broth. The Cape has opinions; this is ours.
The main
Day-boat cod, brown butterTruro potatoes, sea greens. Or roast squash, same company.
After
Cranberry tart, cold creamBog to plate in a week. Coffee, if you’re staying.

Dinner for forty. No rush.

Wellfleet harbour: a wooden dock, moored boats and shingled sheds on the water under a grey sky
The bay at Wellfleet. Carol M. Highsmith, 2019, Library of Congress (CC0).
Sand dunes at Provincetown around 1900, beach grass on the slopes and a bare crest
Sand Dunes, Provincetown. Detroit Publishing Co., after 1898 (public domain).
Painting of a pale Cape Cod sand dune with grass and scrub at its foot under a blue sky
Cape Cod, Sand Dune. Herman Hartwich, 1894, Smithsonian American Art Museum (public domain).

Hold fast, like grass in wind.

Marram grass is what keeps the dunes in place. Late-autumn dates. Long light. Quieter weekends, softer afternoons, a lot more of the lawn.

Herbarium sheet of American beachgrass, Ammophila breviligulata: long dry blades and seed heads pressed on paper
Ammophila breviligulata, herbarium sheet. Smithsonian NMNH (CC0).

The short FAQ.

Nineteenth-century survey chart of Wellfleet Harbor, with soundings and the shoreline of the bay
Wellfleet Harbor, U.S. Coast Survey under A. D. Bache (public domain).
Is there a rain plan?

Always. The tent is a verb. A rain plan, included, always. Ask us to walk you through it.

Can we bring our own caterer?

Sample answer: yes, from a short approved list.

Can we see the room first?

Tours run Saturdays at 11 & 2 (sample times). Bring someone whose opinion you trust.

How many people fit?

Seats 120. Stands 180. Dances forever.

What should we decide first?

The date, the headcount, the rain plan. Everything else gets easier. Bring your list to a Saturday tour.

What time does it start?

Doors at seven. Music at eight. Setup starts at nine, for a five o’clock ceremony.

Come see it.

Tours Saturdays at 11 & 2. Bring someone whose opinion you trust.

Book a tour hello@marramhall.example
Inside the hall: whitewashed timber trusses and plank walls, two brass chandeliers, long wooden tables set for dinner with cross-back chairs