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Updated Oct 14, 2024These Pennsylvania Wedding Venues Offer Something Special for Every Couple
The best places to say "I do" in the Keystone State, unveiled.
Looking to tie the knot in Pennsylvania? You're in luck: Couples getting married in Pennsylvania can choose from a bevy of incredible wedding venues across the entire state. More specifically, the best wedding venues in PA run the gamut from barns to ballrooms and (pretty much) everything in between, depending on your wedding vision and theme.
Keep in mind that The Keystone State is a four-season destination, which means that Pennsylvania-based couples craving an outdoor wedding should consider hosting their special day in the warmer months. That said, before booking your venue, it's always a good idea to ask about a backup plan in the event of inclement weather like rain. Fortunately, most of our top picks offer both indoor and outdoor event spaces, so this shouldn't be an issue.
Without further ado, keep reading to discover our favorite wedding venues in Pennsylvania, including barns, warehouses, country clubs, luxury hotels, museums and more.
The Barn at Silverstone in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Couples searching for a beautiful barn wedding venue need not look further than the Barn at Silverstone, which dates back to the 1800s. Before becoming one of the top rustic-chic wedding venues in Lancaster, PA, the barn—which boasts natural wood and stone architecture plus elaborate masonry work—was used to house working horses. The main indoor space can hold up to 200 guests, while The Stables, with its 15-foot-long copper bar, is ideal for cocktail hours. Consider hosting your ceremony in the Hay Barn, which offers elegant drapery and romantic string lighting.
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Woodloch Resort in Hawley, Pennsylvania
Located in the quaint town of Hawley, the sprawling Woodloch Resort is, hands down, one of our favorite wedding venues in the Pocono Mountains, PA. Exchange vows outdoors by the lake or golf course—complete with jaw-dropping mountain views—before heading indoors for an elaborate cocktail hour and decadent dinner. Receptions can take place in one of two areas: The Mount Laurel Dining Room and the Lakeview Dining Room. The former can hold up to 250 and offers expansive windows overlooking the lake. The latter, which can accommodate 130 people, offers equally stunning vistas along with the addition of an open-air patio. Also, Since this is an all-inclusive resort, couples and their friends and family can partake in fun-filled activities like golf, bumper carts, archery and more pre- or post-nuptials.
HollyHedge Estate in New Hope, Pennsylvania
With over 21 acres of lush gardens and manicured grounds, Holly Hedge Estate in New Hope is among the most beautiful wedding venues in Bucks County, PA. Dating back to the 1800s, the estate-slash-wedding venue offers photo opps at nearly every turn. Couples can—and should—consider hosting their reception in the venue's restored barn, which can hold up to 200 guests. The signature wedding package includes a day-off coordinator, a five-hour venue rental, catering, a premium open bar, a custom wedding cake, custom floral centerpieces, valet parking and your choice of colored linens. Talk about excellent value!
RiverCrest Weddings in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania
As one of the most stylish wedding venues in Chester County, PA, RiverCrest stands out for its range of event spaces and picturesque backdrops. Say "I do" on the outdoor terrace or under the arch by the pool; then, it's off to your reception inside the breathtaking ballroom, which can hold 300 of your nearest and dearest. Don't forget to pose for some photos by the stone wall or pristine lake!
The Woodlands Inn in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
The Woodlands Inn boasts postcard-worthy views of the surrounding woodlands, rolling fields and rivers from nearly all angles, setting the scene for a lovely soiree. Couples can choose from several indoor and outdoor event spaces, including the elegant Grand Ballroom. We recommend exchanging vows outdoors, where you and your guests will be surrounded by woodlands and meadows. Finally, not only does The Woodlands include furniture rentals, flatware, glassware, linens, a photobooth and a dance floor, but it's also one of the only pet-friendly wedding venues in central PA for those who wish to include their furry friend in the fun!
The Manor at Mountain View in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
As one of the best wedding venues in Harrisburg, The Manor at Mountain View is, in a word, spectacular. Here, couples can have al fresco ceremonies in the garden, complete with plenty of rustic charm along with a romantic pergola, a pond and a trickling fountain. The two-tiered patio, which overlooks the mountains, is perfect for cocktail hours complete with cornhole and other nostalgia-inducing games. Meanwhile, the expansive reception room, outfitted with striking chandeliers, beam floorings and large picture windows, can accommodate up to 475 people.
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Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
A garden wedding in the middle of the city may sound unrealistic. Still, it's certainly possible at the Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, which just so happens to be one of the most magical wedding venues in Pittsburgh, PA. Prepare to be dazzled by the themed garden rooms and 12,000-square-foot greenhouse, which is the true star of the show here. Exchange vows in the enchanting four-tiered garden before hosting your reception inside a sophisticated tent, which can hold up to 200 people.
Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
History-loving couples should consider hosting their nuptials at the Museum of the American Revolution, which is undoubtedly among the most unique wedding venues in Philadelphia, PA. Spanning nearly 120,000 square feet, the space is home to a slew of fascinating exhibitions and artifacts, offering a one-of-a-kind setting for your big day. The museum offers several indoor and outdoor spaces accommodating up to 300 guests. The Rotunda and Ground Floor Court are especially noteworthy for their grand staircase and stone walls, while the Patriots Gallery reception space offers a more modern flair. The Oneida Indian Nation Atrium is ideal for cocktail hours, as is the Founders Boardroom and Terrace. PS: If you're having a more intimate affair, consider these equally stunning albeit smaller wedding venues in Philadelphia!
Hershey Country Club in Hershey, Pennsylvania
The elegant Hershey Country Club is noteworthy in that it's one of the only country club wedding venues in Hershey, PA and the surrounding area. The Clubhouse offers a handful of event spaces, each with sweeping golf course views. We especially love the rustic and lodge-like Picard Grand Ballroom, which is characterized by its warm wood walls and a massive stone fireplace. Additionally, the country club offers customizable wedding packages to accommodate microweddings as small as 20 and larger affairs of up to 200.
Warehouse 435 in Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Ideal for affairs of 175 guests or less, Warehouse 435 is an industrial wedding venue in Lebanon, about 50 minutes from Harrisburg. The sleek minimalist interiors feature wooden columns, exposed ceiling beams and an exposed red brick accent wall, which serves as the perfect backdrop for the bar. It's worth noting that stylish vintage furniture is provided by the venue. One caveat: Music must end by 10 p.m., and the last call for drinks must take place at 9:30 p.m., which means you may consider a daytime wedding.
The Grand Estate at Hidden Acres in Freeport, Pennsylvania
While The Grand Estate at Hidden Acres is just 30 minutes from Pittsburgh, its romantic and secluded setting makes it feel worlds away from the city's hustle and bustle. The fairytale-worthy wedding venue spans 15 scenic acres and offers a 10,000-square-foot main house that looks like it was plucked from the Tuscan countryside. Exchange vows by the outdoor gazebo while guests watch from the landscaped lawn area. From there, it's off to cocktail hour by the pool followed by drinking, dining and dancing in the reception tent, which offers over 5,500 square feet of space to accommodate up to 275 guests.
Stone Mill Inn in Hallam, Pennsylvania
Dating back to the 1700s, this historic wedding venue is teeming with Old World charm—plus stunning scenery in the form of gardens and greenery, as well as cascading waterfalls, towering trees and woodlands. While ceremonies are typically held al fresco, couples can choose to host their reception in either the tent (complete with an adjacent patio outfitted with a wood-fired pizza oven and 15-foot fireplace) or the stone mill (which features dazzling chandeliers that only enhance the elegant aesthetic). Keep in mind that Stone Mill Inn can host weddings with anywhere from 20 to 200 guests.
