We had our wedding at the Flying Bridge in August 2025 and it was the absolute best. We would highly recommend the Flying Bridge for your wedding!
We initially visited three venue...s around the Falmouth area and several others elsewhere, and the Flying Bridge was an easy first choice, as it was more affordable and convenient than most of the other options.
What sold us on the Flying Bridge was A) it’s one of our favorite Cape restaurants so we knew the food is excellent, B) the venue feels like it’s outdoors but is weather-protected, with huge windows on three sides - plus it has a wraparound deck with a beautiful view of the marina and doubles as the rain location, C) the ability to get married outdoors, with use of the beach for only a little extra cost, D) the convenience of having one vendor hosting our ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception, E) the location is close to downtown Falmouth and numerous hotel options, and F) the overall cost was very affordable.
We were one of the first couples to have our ceremony at the beach in front of the Falmouth Tides hotel. It was only a 5-minute ride for our guests back to the Flying Bridge for cocktail hour.
Mike Collins and his team are fantastic to work with, and they were extremely flexible in letting us customize our dream day. He let us drop by numerous times to view the venue and even let us scout a wedding earlier in the season to see how everything would flow.
We chose a la carte entrees, giving guests the option of the perfect pair (steak and baked stuffed shrimp), the baked cod, or the vegetarian option (which was simply pasta and red sauce). Appetizers were Flying Bridge’s award-winning clam chowder and a Caesar salad.
We bankrolled an open bar, and with several sober guests, we appreciated that we only had to pay for what our guests drank. We also paid extra to extend the reception one more hour (cocktail hour 6-7, reception 7-12), but we elected to cut off liquor at 10 pm (beer, wine, seltzer only after that). The drink selection is great (our guests loved the Long Drinks) but heads up they don’t do draft beer.
Our 140 guests sat at one head table of 14, plus 16 round tables of 8 or 9 (six of these tables were out on the deck).