Thomas Cole National Historic Site

The Thomas Cole National Historic Site in Catskill, NY, is a gorgeous wedding venue surrounded by breathtaking natural views. Thomas Cole was an American artist and environmentalist born in 1801, and he founded the Hudson River School of American Landscape Painting. Featured in Vogue, the Thomas Cole National Historic Site is the birthplace of the very artistic movement that Thomas Cole began. This is a nationally recognized historic site affiliated with the National Park Service. It can be an inspiring and beautiful space to hold your nuptials and begin an exciting new chapter with the love of your life. Here, you can also choose to celebrate with an engagement party or even a wedding shower or send-off party. Imagine saying "I do" in a fairytale ceremony on the lovely, lush Main Lawn in a 19th-century garden. After reciting your wedding vows and promising to spend the rest of your lives together, your guests can enjoy cocktails while watching the sun go down from the bluestone Forecourt. In the meantime, you and your new spouse can take photographs as a newly married couple around the property with gorgeous trees and hills in the background. When you're ready to head back to your nearest and dearest, you can enter the Cole Center building, where everybody will be waiting for a delicious seated dinner. You may also choose to have your reception at the rustic Storehouse. At The Thomas Cole National Historic Site, you and your partner can enjoy either a magical elopement, an intimate gathering, or a large celebration with up to 300 of your loved ones. When you choose to hold your nuptials at The Thomas Cole National Historic Site, you will have use of the get-ready rooms on site. The wonderful crew will work with you to create a bespoke experience you will never forget. They will strive to make your wedding dreams come true while enchanting your special guests. Reach out to the team to start planning the most incredible day of your life.