We were married 6/18/2021 in the new outdoor event tent on the Peddler's Village lawn. We cannot say enough wonderful things about PV, Ann Lipcsey (the banquet coordinator), Jeanne... (our day-of event coordinator), and the rest of the staff (especially Katie, the bartender that worked our wedding night and was totally awesome). We were originally supposed to be married 6/5/2020, but needed to postpone due to the pandemic. Throughout the entire planning process (over the course of about 2 years), Ann was extremely kind, helpful, and responsive to my many emails. She also went out of her way to accommodate whatever we asked for (for example, PV offers a french fry bar option during the cocktail hour, but we were able to arrange to do a cheesesteak bar instead for a small upcharge). I could talk about Ann all day but I'll just add that she's really experienced in this industry and we valued her opinion on everything from napkin colors to seating arrangements and everything in between (e.g., "hey do you think we should offer a meal to our cocktail hour musician?")
Now, about the venue itself... we originally toured and booked the banquet hall at the Cock'n Bull for our reception. So when covid restrictions limited the number of guests we could host in there, we were at first disappointed about having to relocate to the outdoor tent. HOWEVER, my husband and I both agree now that we wouldn't trade our outdoor tent wedding for the world. The surrounding scenery was beautiful; we felt like it was "private" enough that random people weren't crashing the wedding/looking into the tent; the tent itself was spacious, remained cool/breezy on a hot day, and looked awesome, and the food was served hot and delicious (chicken francese, veggie ravioli, braised short rib)-- something we were originally worried about with an outdoor wedding. Basically, the outdoor "vibe" ended up being better suited to our style (we were even able to set up cornhole boards, which our guests really seemed to enjoy).
In general, I'll say that Peddler's Village itself is beautiful and offers guests a more unique experience (compared to the more common, golf course/banquet hall venues). Our guests really enjoyed hanging out at the winery/brewery on site (especially because we had a little bit of time in between our church ceremony and reception) as well as staying at the Golden Plough Inn so there was no need to drive/Uber at the end of the night. There also happened to be a "block party" festival event taking place at PV the weekend of our wedding which some of our guests took advantage of the next day.
On the day of the wedding, everything went off without a hitch -- in large part due to Jeanne's excellent setting up of our decor and coordination with our other vendors (she also made sure my husband and I were never without a drink!) We also got some really beautiful photos on the Village grounds, including in the lit up gazebo at night.
Overall, we would wholeheartedly recommend Peddler's Village as a wedding venue. In addition to all the reasons stated, it's very reasonably priced, especially when you consider what is included and how that compares to other venues in Bucks County. I encourage any interested brides to check out one of the PV wedding shows -- they host them a couple of times a year and it's a great opportunity to meet the staff, try some food, as well as meet with some of the vendors who commonly do weddings there.