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One Stop Party Shoppe
262 Main Street
Route One
South Portland, ME, 04106
Phone : (207) 767-5966

	Party Plus Planning your wedding? We know how stressful planning a wedding or special event can be. That is why we have trained wedding and event coordinators ready to assist you with the details of your very special day. From the number of water glasses youâ€™ll need to how large your dance floor should be, we are here to help. If an outdoor wedding or reception is what youâ€™ve dreamed of, let us help you make that dream come true. We can also help with bridal showers, baby showers and more.

	Poland Spring Resort Since the 1790â€™s, Poland Spring has been the center of activities in Southern Maine. This was the place for coming out parties â€¦ gala balls â€¦ celebrations and above all the only place to be married in a style befitting the importance of the occasion â€¦ We are proud to say it still is!!! We have designed a no hassle, moderately priced, grand wedding that includes almost everything you could desire in the most beautiful setting in Maine.

	Regatta Banquet and Conference Center Regatta has two state-of-the art function spaces: The Regatta Room can host 300+ seated guests -- perfect for conferences and weddings -- and the more intimate Optimus Room accommodates up to 50 seated guests for board meetings, press conferences, upscale dining or wine-tasting events. There is also a dressing room with private bath and shower -- perfect for VIPs, brides or talent.

	Roxanne Ashey Photography I began shooting wedding in 1994, hard to believe it's been 15 year's In 2003 I opened a portrait studio to be able to offer more to my already existing wedding clients and extend the scope of my posission.

	Sebasco Harbor Resort Sebasco Harbor Resort has a very rich and colorful past and celebrated its 79th season in 2008. The property that encompasses what is now the Resort was originally part of Rock Gardens Inn, owned by Freeman and Jenny Merritt, the family for whom Merritt Mountain is named. Rock Gardens Inn was built between 1909 and 1912 and the entire area was once called â€œThe Garden of Edenâ€. The Merrittâ€™s sold the property to Nate Cushman in 1928 when they found themselves heavily in debt.