37 Libera Street, Cranston
Wedding Vendors in Rhode Island
40 venues and vendors in 15 cities and towns, from OpenStreetMap (refreshed October 28, 2026).
How Many Wedding Vendors Are There in Rhode Island?
We list 40 wedding vendors in Rhode Island: 10 venues, 11 florists, 5 photographers, 5 cake shops and bakeries, 3 caterers and 6 bridal and formalwear shops, across 15 cities and towns. The most are in Providence (15), East Greenwich (6), Cranston (3). Every listing is free; nobody pays to rank.
By Vendor Type in Rhode Island
Cities and Towns
All Rhode Island Wedding Vendors
Cranston
Cranston
5600 Post Rd, East Greenwich
110 Main Street, East Greenwich
5792 Post Road, East Greenwich
50 Cliff Street, East Greenwich
5600 Post Road, East Greenwich
187 Main Street, East Greenwich
East Providence
Greenville
Kingston
79 Boston Neck Road, Narragansett
135 Swinburne Row, Newport
Newport
359 Thames Street, Newport
Newport East
550 Tower Hill Road, North Kingstown
1017 Broad Street, Providence
780 Hope Street, Providence
Providence
400 Reservoir Ave Reservoir Avenue, Providence
400 Reservoir Avenue, Providence
Providence
432 Broadway, Providence
Providence
Providence
Providence
Providence
Providence
Providence
Providence
514 Broadway, Providence
20 Newman Avenue, Rumford
Tiverton
3850 Main Road, Tiverton
135 Main Street, Wakefield
1104 Bald Hill Road, Warwick
Warwick
23 Industrial Drive, Westerly
Planning a Wedding in Rhode Island
How many wedding vendors are listed in Rhode Island?
We list 40 wedding vendors in Rhode Island across 15 cities and towns: 10 venues, 5 photographers, 11 florists, 3 caterers, 5 cakes & bakeries, 6 bridal & formalwear. The most are in Providence (15), East Greenwich (6), Cranston (3).
When should we book a wedding venue in Rhode Island?
Most couples book the venue 10–14 months ahead, and earlier for Saturdays in May, June, September and October. Friday, Sunday and winter dates are usually easier to get and often cheaper.
Do we need a marriage license before the wedding in Rhode Island?
Yes. Marriage licenses are issued by the county (usually the county clerk), and rules on waiting periods, expiry dates and fees differ by state and county. Check the website of the county where you will marry a few months ahead.
Plan ahead with the wedding checklist, the budget calculator and the best time of year to marry.