UNOFFICIAL SCRAPBOOK · TOO MANY ISLAND WEDDINGS

ISLAND WEEKEND

Plan Your Weekend

Weekend mood board, moments and planning pages

THE WEEKEND

PICK YOUR BASE

Four bases. Pick the weekend, not the listing photo

Compare the four bases

Walk, nights, ferry ease, and whether you actually need a car — so the polaroids have a chart behind them.

Edgartown
  • Walk Walk: 9 out of 10. In-core harbor loop
  • Nights Nights: 5 out of 10. Dinner-forward, quieter late
  • Ferry ease Ferry ease: 6 out of 10. Taxi or bus from terminals
  • Need a car Need a car: 3 out of 10. Often skip if you stay in-core
Oak Bluffs
  • Walk Walk: 8 out of 10. Circuit / harbor cluster
  • Nights Nights: 8 out of 10. Highest street energy
  • Ferry ease Ferry ease: 9 out of 10. Many passenger boats dock here
  • Need a car Need a car: 3 out of 10. Often skip in-core
Vineyard Haven
  • Walk Walk: 7 out of 10. Main Street practical cluster
  • Nights Nights: 4 out of 10. Calmer evenings
  • Ferry ease Ferry ease: 8 out of 10. Year-round Steamship port
  • Need a car Need a car: 5 out of 10. Helpful for some hops
Up-Island
  • Walk Walk: 2 out of 10. House is the venue
  • Nights Nights: 3 out of 10. Chef night / porch, not Circuit Ave
  • Ferry ease Ferry ease: 3 out of 10. Plan the transfer
  • Need a car Need a car: 9 out of 10. Usually yes

Scores are planning shorthand for a typical summer bachelorette, not a ranking of the towns themselves.

Plan it before the ferry sells out

Plan Your Weekend

Credit where it belongs

Credit to MVacay · this scrapbook is independent

Full credit to MVacay for their contribution to Martha's Vineyard. MVBachelorettes is an independent informational planning scrapbook — bachelorette and group-trip detail so your party can figure out the weekend without hunting across tabs. Not owned by MVacay, not an affiliate. Brand work, advertising, and Island-depth questions go to MVacay at info@mvacay.com or mvacay.com. Sponsored placements are always labeled separately.

A fan of their Island writing — not their company. The notes here come from too many Island weddings as a friend (embarrassing), a tote full of ferry PDFs, and a soft spot for dinner reservations. Fake-wedding casting calls optional.