10 results for Inexpensive Wedding Venues in Southwick, MA

The Log Cabin & The Delaney House is a wedding venue in Holyoke, MA. Offering two exquisite locations for couples to choose from, each event space has its own unique sense of charm and character. Whet

Nestled in the Berkshires, our 225 acres of historic Berkshire beauty is perfect for unforgettable celebrations. Bring people together in a setting where rustic charm surrounds you. Our versatile ind

Berkshires Black Abbey is a wedding venue located in Great Barrington, MA. Nestled in the tranquil countryside, this historic church is rich in a vintage charm that will make your special celebration

Gedney Farm is an ideal venue for a romantic and memorable Berkshire wedding weekend, located in the "Old Berkshire" village of New Marlborough, MA. The picturesque farm, now a National Historic Distr

Where Berkshire beauty meets timeless celebration—weddings for up to 300 with unforgettable views. Berkshire Hills Country Club is one of the most iconic and scenic wedding destinations in the Berksh

Greylock WORKS is a stunning industrial wedding venue in North Adams, MA, with gorgeous views of the Berkshire hills. An oasis for sparking celebrations, collaboration, and innovation, Greylock WORKS

Our exquisite lobby with equally stunning ballrooms and outdoor rooftop terrace are ideal for your extraordinary wedding. With a richly-appointed Grand Ballroom surrounded by textured wood and ivory

Fern Valley Farms LLC in Wilbraham, MA, is more than just a pick-your-own apple orchard —it's a charming family-owned wedding venue dating back to 1894. Initially established by the Rice Family to sup

Northampton Country Club is a semi-private golf venue situated in Leeds, Massachusetts. Couples can say their vows gazing out over the 9-hole golf course. Since 1898, when the course was founded, the

Centrally located in the heart of Berkshire, Devonfield Inn is a lovely bed and breakfast and a romantic wedding venue in Lee, MA. A historic location, Devonfield Inn was built in the early 1800s and