Love is on Lake George
One of our favorite shops in Lake George is actually in the cloud.
Photos courtesy of Love is on Lake George
We first encountered Love is on Lake George at an event during Lake George Winter Carnival in 2016. We were immediately drawn to their tasteful, hand-crafted mementos for the Lake George Area, including clothing items, wall decor, personal accessories, drinkware, stationery, pet gifts, hand-carved wooden canoe paddles, and more.
So we were super pleased to find out we didn’t have to wait for the next craft fair; they now had an extensive shope featuring their gifts online. Whether you are looking for something to adorn your ADK residence or bring home to remind you of your many happy memories in the area, Love is on Lake George has it.
In fact, the scope of their merchandise extends to other places like Schroon, Loon, Friends, and Brant lakes. and even south to Saratoga Springs. Maybe that’s why they now call themselves Love is in New York. But we know where their true heart is.
The quality and careful thought that goes into the items is exceptional. Planning a wedding or other special event in the area? From bespoke guest books, items for “goodie” bags, or presents for the bridal party to table decor, they will help you create a lasting impression and unforgettable memories of your special day or event.
For more information, visit their website.
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