Cape May Pictures

What would Cape May be without the beach?  After all, it is the nation's oldest seashore resort!  The beaches of Cape May are considered to be some of the nicest in the country and have twice, been featured on The Travel Channel's "Top 10 Beaches in America". Click the box to check them out for yourself-

After the beaches, the Cape May lighthouse is another icon that has come to define the island.  It's actually the third lighthouse that stood in Cape May and it's nearly 150 years old!  Take a look-

There's always something fun to do in Cape May!  Whether you come down just for the day of the wedding, or plan to stay a few extra days, we highly recommend taking some time to walk around the historic area, visit the outdoor mall or take one of the many tours.  Here's a sample of all you can do and see-

One of the attributes that have come to define Cape May and attract visitors year after year, is the old-world feel of the town with all of the Victorian architecture.  It's like stepping back in time-

Cape May at Christmas time is a sight to behold!  The combination of all the pretty Victorian structures, elaborate Christmas decorations and the distinctive charm of Cape May, turns the entire city into something out of a Charles Dickens novel-

(From Ben) It all started for my family, when my Nana was a teenager, working over the summer in Cape May, at Congress Hall.  She fell in love with the island and as she grew up, she brought her husband and children down to share the Cape May love. 

As her children grew up and formed families of their own, they too brought their children and spouses down to experience Cape May.  Now it's my turn to carry on the tradition and introduce a new generation to the "Nation's Oldest Seaside Resort." 

Before Andrea and I take our vows on the Cape May beach, though, I would like to share a few of my special family memories.  I hope you enjoy!