Stone Spring Farms is nestled at the foot of Blue Mountain, among the rolling hills of a working crop farm in Berks County, Pennsylvania. The foundations of the barn were first laid in the 1820’s, with the current structure built in the 1930’s. Once a large orchard, the farm continues to be an operating crop farm. Renovations of this historic barn and property provide updated conveniences while still remaining true to its natural charm. The venue offers several distinct areas that can be used for ceremonies and gatherings, including the main barn; a large deck and patio overlooking fields & mountains; and a beautifully landscaped lawn and patio area. The serene vistas of the Blue Mountains; crop & flower fields; and ponds are the unforgettable natural backdrop that will frame your event or wedding day. The property provides a beautiful setting to spend quality time with friends and family and to ultimately assist in making your event memorable and unique.

The Cypress House is a Federal-style home constructed in 1835. Our property resides on 24 acres, along the bank of the Susquehanna River. In 1987, our family dedicated their hearts and hands to restoring the property to it's original glory. The estate features a stone barn dating back to 1817 and meticulously kept colonial gardens bursting with boxwood, magnolias, and garden roses. We are family owned and operated. When you choose to get married here, your wedding day is cared for and celebrated like you’re a part of our family. We specialize in outdoor, garden-side weddings, stunning candle lit receptions in our wood-grain pole tent, and the most talented in-house Floral and Design team. When you book with The Cypress House, you will also get to work with on of our Cypress Coordinators to ensure your planning process and wedding day are flawlessly executed.

A venue as unique as you. A staff as committed to excellence as you are to each other. A day surely to be as unforgettable as the vows you will exchange, and the memories you will create together. The Reading Public Museum is home to the most treasured and distinctive wedding venues in Berks County. Contact us for a complimentary tour to find out why – we would be thrilled to help you bring your vision to life!

Beautiful iron gates surrounded by rustic stone and brick welcome guests upon their arrival. Chandeliers gently illuminate hanging ferns and archways above. A cozy courtyard, located near the entrance, offers a great space for guests to mingle. Enter through to a spacious open-air banquet hall that has ample space for a large group and is fully customizable to suit any occasion. Continue through to the covered garden, an ideal space for outdoor ceremonies without the worry of the weather. Brick pavers, lush greens, and delicate lights strung above adorn this tranquil space.

Steeped in rich history, the Mansion dates back to 1726 and is featured on the National and Pennsylvania State historic registries. This elegant, mountain stone landmark, situated on mostly wooded acres, is surrounded by several semi-formal outdoor garden rooms. Voted by the readers of Harrisburg Magazine’s "Simply The Best Readers’ Poll" as the Best Wedding Venue for 24 consecutive years. The Peter Allen House’s award-winning facilities can accommodate anywhere from 20 to 275 guests.

Life-long residents of Lancaster County, the owners bought the property in 2013 where the Comfort Suites and Chestnut Hill Villa reside. Together, they chose to dedicate time to successfully keep the charm of Chestnut Hill Villa's private Country Estate 14-acre property. Blooming trees line the driveway at Chestnut Hill Villa upon entrance of the Country Estate. Chestnut Hill Villa! It’s historic appearance and authentic country atmosphere was kept intact during the renovations that made it into an elite event venue. Old world charm is displayed by the original deed signed by William Penn's son while new world amenities flourish throughout the venue.