Memory Lane, once a working farm in the early 1800s, was purchased by the Haldeman family in 1947. In addition to a recently restored barn, the property features 50+ private acres, including a charming arbor on the pond, rolling green meadows, seasonally landscaped gardens, a large canopy of mature trees, Tuscan arches in an intimate setting, an outdoor fireplace, and a covered porch and garden terrace. Located in picturesque Hershey, Pennsylvania, this venue is as convenient as it is secluded.

The Mill at Manor Falls is the perfect venue for your wedding, the beautiful day you have always imagined. This fully restored 1800s grist mill provides a rustic beauty to any event. If you're looking for an authentic, historic wedding experience in the heart of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, then we are ready for you!

Promise Farm is the newest barn wedding venue located in Lancaster, PA. Say “I do” in our 55-acre elegant farm setting and rustic barn. You’re in for an unforgettable day, while we make sure to provide you with a budget-friendly venue. Your forever promise begins here. Get your big day off to a great start by preparing in the get-ready suites provided to you by Promise Farm. With lots of space and all the essentials at your fingertips, you and yours can look forward to an exciting day ahead. Next, up - time to exchange vows. The property has many outdoor locations ideal for hosting a sentimental wedding ceremony. Alternatively, the spectacular main room is also perfect for such occasions should you prefer being indoors. What’s more, this is an unrivaled location for your reception. Exuding a rustic-charm aesthetic, this room is defined by cozy hardwood flooring, stonewalls, and chandeliers. I

Accepting bookings through May 2023 - for future dates please visit our sister venues at www. ecklinevents .com Visit www. conestogahouse. com for details. Conestoga House & Gardens is a historic wedding venue located in Lancaster, PA. The manor was originally owned by Christian Hershey, of the chocolate family, who built the house in the 1700s. During the 18th century, it served as a tavern on the Conestoga wagon trade. In the mid-19th century it became an inn and hosted numerous travelers. Purchased by James Hale & Louise McClure Steinman in 1927, it was fully renovated and restored in 1930 by architect Frank J. Everts. Among the venue’s many visitors was the great-nephew of Edgar Allan Poe. Today, the estate abounds with natural beauty, where it boasts 3,300 varieties of annual flowers, 160 perennials, 160 rose bushes, and 400 tropical plants. Couples looking to host their wedding in a beautiful location surrounded by a lush landscape will be delighted by Conestoga House & Gardens