Morris Arboretum gives you private access to 92 breathtaking acres situated in the historic Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia. You have a choice of seven charming ceremony sites, a delightful open-air cocktail hour, and tented dinner + dancing under the glow of café string lights in the tent. Our picturesque gardens are exclusively yours when for the festivities from 6 to 11pm with a max capacity of 175 (some restrictions apply at the max guest count). You have 3 hours with a golf cart + driver to escort you throughout the lush grounds for wedding photographs. Morris Arboretum offers 6 caterers for you to choose from (this is contracted separately, not included in our rental fee). From elopements to micro ceremonies to large gatherings - we are here to help with effortless planning. We are an outdoor garden with seasonal availability from April through October, and would love to share in your wonderful day!

Asia Ketur Intimate Events® was conceived as a business in February 2016, after the owner attended several weddings and witnessed the wasted time and money spent waiting between the many aspects of the event. The business is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and specializes in making your special event filled with delightful memories from the beginning to end, without delays. Asia Ketur Intimate Events® structure is setup to ensure satisfaction through the client’s personal event planner who tracks every aspect of your event. Our mission statement is every great event starts with organized details while executing them brilliantly! Asia Ketur Intimate Events® offers a variety of options to assist in making our client’s intimate event as perfect as the clients have imagined it! We customize our packages to our client’s needs. Let us help you so that you can enjoy your day.

At the heart of the thriving early industrial community known as Rittenhouse Town, the first paper mill in America was built. It all began when, in 1687, papermaker William Rittenhouse followed other Quaker and Mennonite families emigrating to the newly formed neighborhood of Germantown (founded in 1683). William partnered with Philadelphia’s first printer, purchased a 20-acre plot of land along Paper Mill Run (a tributary of the Wissahickon Creek) and, with the help of his son Nicholas, built the first paper mill in British North America that otherwise could only be delivered from England. For the next 40 years, the Rittenhouse family were the only papermakers in America.