Taylor and Jake’s wedding at White Cliffs Country Club in Plymouth, Massachusetts is the kind of summer wedding day that perfectly captures everything there is to love about getting married by the water in New England. Perched high above Cape Cod Bay, White Cliffs offers sweeping ocean views, manicured grounds, a private beach, and a classic coastal atmosphere. The blue water, soft summer light, and greenery surrounding the property make it such a beautiful setting for a Cape Cod waterfront wedding.




The day is bright, warm, and full of excitement from the very beginning. Taylor and Jake exchange vows surrounded by their closest family and friends, with the water and summer greenery creating an incredible backdrop for their ceremony. White florals and touches of soft pink complement the coastal setting without taking away from the natural beauty of the venue.
Taylor and Jake make photographing their wedding effortless. The way they look at each other, laugh together, and immediately settle into one another makes their connection so apparent. There is an ease between them that comes through in every part of the day, from the ceremony to their portraits and the celebration with their guests.
We spend time along the property and down by the beach for portraits, taking advantage of the variety White Cliffs offers in one location. The shoreline gives their wedding gallery a relaxed Cape Cod feel, while the manicured grounds and ocean overlooks create a more polished backdrop. Some of my favorite images are the simple moments of Taylor and Jake walking together, laughing, and taking in the fact that they are officially married.






For couples searching for Cape Cod wedding venues on the water, White Cliffs Country Club is especially beautiful for its elevated views over Cape Cod Bay and its variety of coastal backdrops. You can have ocean views, beach portraits, lush greenery, and an elegant reception setting without leaving the property. That variety is especially valuable from a photography perspective because the gallery can feel cohesive while still having so many different looks throughout the day.
The venue feels distinctly New England without leaning too heavily into a nautical theme. It works beautifully for couples who want a refined wedding that still feels relaxed and connected to the Cape. On a clear summer day like Taylor and Jake’s, the blue of Cape Cod Bay becomes part of the scenery from the ceremony through sunset.







If you love the coastal feel of White Cliffs, other waterfront Cape Cod wedding venues worth exploring include Wychmere Beach Club in Harwich Port, Wequassett Resort and Golf Club in Harwich, Chatham Bars Inn, and Ocean Edge Resort in Brewster. Each offers its own version of an elevated New England seaside wedding. Wychmere is a favorite for couples drawn to a polished harbor setting, while Wequassett is known for its beautiful waterfront lawns and quintessential Cape Cod scenery.
Taylor and Jake’s wedding feels true to them from beginning to end. Their guests are excited to celebrate them, the weather could not complement the waterfront setting more beautifully, and their love for each other is present in every part of the day. It is sunny, coastal, joyful, and such a beautiful example of why summer weddings on Cape Cod are so special.




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