The venue and the day
The Weekend
Saturday, June 26, 2027, beginning at two o'clock in the afternoon, at Jeffers Hill Farm in Pike. This page is the farm and the order of the day. Lodging, parking, maps, and questions live in the Guest Guide.
The place
The farm and Pike
Jeffers Hill Farm sits on more than 450 acres in Pike, a village of Haverhill in New Hampshire’s White Mountains. The property is private — one wedding a weekend — with outdoor ceremony sites that look toward the mountains and a renovated 1840s barn for dinner and dancing.
The ceremony lawn is a short walk from the reception barn and from the White Farmhouse, where the wedding party can get ready. After vows, guests typically gather on the 1,200-square-foot patio for cocktails before moving inside under the barn’s string lights. A sparkler send-off at the barn doors is a farm tradition, and the grounds are open for an evening campfire when the dancing winds down.
Pike is rural and quiet. Plan extra time for the last stretch of road, and download maps before you lose a strong signal. The farm address is 325 Jeffers Hill Road, Pike, NH 03780.
The day
A working timeline
Saturday’s ceremony time is set. The hours around it will firm up as the weekend plan is finished. Use this as a sketch, not a locked program.
Friday evening
Welcome and rehearsal
If we host a rehearsal dinner on the farm patio, the time will be posted here. Guests who are already in town are welcome to settle in, walk the grounds, and get a first look at the White Mountains.
Saturday, 2:00 PM
Ceremony
Please be seated by 1:45 PM. The ceremony will be outdoors, weather allowing, overlooking the mountains, then a short walk to the barn.
Saturday afternoon
Cocktails on the patio
Drinks and a first toast on the patio beside the barn while we take a few photographs.
Saturday evening
Dinner, dancing, and send-off
Dinner and dancing in the barn. We hope to close the night with sparklers at the barn entrance and, if the evening is clear, a campfire on the grounds. Exact dinner time will be added once the final timeline is set.
Sunday morning
A slow goodbye
If we gather for a farewell brunch at the farm, we will share the hour here. Otherwise, Sunday is for a quiet breakfast in town and a last look at the mountains.
Where will you sleep?
Inns, campgrounds, and houses near the farm are all in the Guest Guide, along with a map of how far each one sits from Pike, where to park, and answers on dress code, kids, and rain.
Guest Guide and FAQ