For over a century, Cairnwood has been hosting wedding receptions within its halls. The tradition began with John and Gertrude Pitcairn opening their home for a marriage celebration in 1896. Today, the Estate is available for sit-down dinners with 200 guests or an opulent stations-style event for up to 275. The graciousness of the Estate provides a setting that departs from the ordinary with endless indoor and outdoor possibilities. The distinguished architecture, terraces, grand staircase, balconies, and flowering gardens inspire couples to welcome guests into their own spacious mansion for a unique and memorable celebration.

Support the legacy of America’s famous conservationist. As the one-time home of John James Audubon, the Audubon Center strives to continue his work by connecting people with nature through his art and the fascinating story of the American conservation movement. The Center provides educational programs to the public regarding the conservation and protection of wildlife habitats and species as well as providing a sanctuary for local bird species. Holding your special event at the John James Audubon Center supports this cause, as a portion of rental proceeds go towards the Center’s wonderful mission. Quietly secluded off Route 422 in Audubon PA, the John J. Audubon Center is just minutes away from the heart of King of Prussia with access to hotels, shopping and major roads.

Historic Acres of Hershey is a charming wedding venue located in Elizabethtown, PA. It offers a rustic yet refined setting for a couple and their loved ones to gather and mark the momentous occasion. With romantic architectural details throughout, the location provides a memorable and fitting backdrop for weddings. Surrounded by seven acres, Historic Acres of Hershey features both indoor and outdoor spaces for events. The four-season Pavillion is climate controlled, allowing couples to celebrate their love throughout the year. Historic Acres of Hershey allows soon-to-be-weds to choose their own caterer and beverage service for their event. The team offers a list of trusted vendors that they have worked with in the past to make the planning process simple. Couples can choose between different packages, which can feature the use of the space for their engagement photo session and room for their rehearsal dinner, ceremony, and reception.

The Arches venue, known as St. Cecilia’s and St. Stan’s are the two newest venues in Western Chester County. During the ongoing revitalization project in Coatesville, the goal was to repurpose these beautiful churches into event spaces and to preserve their rich history. You get to choose which venue is the perfect location for you and your special event. Our beautiful venues are the perfect backdrop for your wedding. ceremony, cocktail hour, reception, corporate function, family reunion, or any other special event. We look forward to helping you create lifetime memories at The Arches.

The 1813 Historical Mansion meets vintage modern with stain glass windows, 6 ornate fireplaces, wood floors, original lighting fixtures & new Huge Tented Terrace overlooking green lush farmland. We are not exclusive to ONE caterer. You choose your vendors & or use our favorites. We are local family owned & operated venue purposeful in creating an intimate, romantic, unique vintage atmosphere set apart from any other venues in the area. We do 70 events a year & weddings are our favorite. New website launching March 2023! Check out our socials. 2023 still open but filling up! 95% of couples who tour our venue, BOOK our venue!

Nestled in the heart of Chester County's rolling hills, just minutes from Longwood Gardens, Wilmington & West Chester, The Stone Barn beckons you to experience its rustic country charm. From showers for 20 guests to weddings for 250 guests, The Stone Barn offers many options for any size group. Whether you use one room for an intimate event or the whole building for a large, elaborate gathering, we want to work with you to create your dream event!

Located in the heart of Amish Country in historic Lancaster County, the mansion was built around 1845 by Captain William Fassitt as a place to host lavish parties and entertain guests. Which has the unique distinction of having been a stop for the underground railroad Today, guests still arrive to enjoy the tranquility of the rolling farmlands, or to take the short drive to outlet shopping, Longwood Gardens and the many Amish attractions of the region. The main house sleeps up to 24 with seven bedrooms and 6 1/2 bathrooms. The Fassitt Mansion and its two acres of grounds also provide the perfect setting for weddings