Garden Wedding Venues in Denton, MD

Hagley Museum and Library is an historic wedding venue in Wilmington, Delaware. The venue is located on the property of a nineteenth-century estate, the original home of the du Pont family, now home to Hagley Museum. With 235 acres of grassy meadows, towering trees, and historic heirloom gardens along the banks of the Brandywine River, you're sure to capture incredible photos of your special day. The property features three distinct event facilities for hosting weddings, the capacity varying from an intimate gathering of 20 guests or fewer, to an outdoor celebration with 200 guests.

Historic Indoor/Outdoor Published Wedding Venue in the Heart of Reisterstown, Home to Intimate, Elegant Wedding Ceremonies & Receptions. We invite you to experience The Cottage and our distinct approach to weddings. We realize every couple is unique and our weddings reflect our clients individual taste. Give us your vision and we will make it a reality.We want you to have your wedding and celebration your way! You have the luxury to hire the planner, DJ, caterer, decorator etc. of your choice. You also have the option to utilize our recommended vendors.

Ford’s Colony Country Club offers wide open spaces, including indoor and outdoor facilities, for a chic and sophisticated wedding celebration. Couples can host their ceremony outdoors with views of the fairways, manicured hedges, and abundant Virginia trees. Our Outdoor Ceremonies are held on our Blackheath course. Offering a Lakeside or Botanical backdrop for your photos. The Garden Pavilion is the largest of these options with a maximum capacity of 250 guests. It features floor-to-ceiling windows that afford unmatched views of the course. Brass chandeliers and elegant white drapery contribute to this room’s chic aesthetic. The Colonial Banquet Room this room features it's own private entrance, marble fireplace and elegant gold sconces. The Williamsburg Dining room comes complete with colonial décor, a marble fireplace, and handsome fabrics that give it a level of sophistication.

Our stately ole girl was born in 1927, during the Rockefeller’s reconstruction of Williamsburg, Virginia’s Historic area, she sits literally on the front steps of our American History. Her guests enjoy a glimpse of an earlier time when hospitality was a matter of pride and fine living was an art practiced in restful surroundings. Featuring six well-appointed guest rooms, three parlors, a kitchen pantry, and over-planted gardens with cozy outdoor spaces, her lodging serves as a welcome respite to our weary tourist travelers, a cozy laid-back experience for those simply looking to get away from it all, and acts as a home away from home for our families and their celebrations.