✨ Special venue promo on 2025 wedding dates from now - August! Contact us to learn more. Planning a micro-wedding? We have packages just for you! ___ Registered as a National Historic Landmark by the United States National Park Service, Elizabeth Furnace, located in Lancaster County PA, transcends time by preserving the diligent craftsmanship of its 18th-century origin and adding the contemporary aesthetics of the modern age through its recent restorations. Flexible indoor and outdoor options are all graced with the authentic beauty and care of preserving the property’s unique colonial history and architecture. Exchange your “I Do’s” in the charming Garden Folly then enjoy a romantic secret-garden-style cocktail hour in the Coleman Gardens before venturing through the 18th-century ice house to your vibrant reception in the Stiegel Stable. Every step you and your guests take through our historic campus will create a path of unforgettable memories you will surely cherish for a lifetime.

Drumore Mill is a different world. It is nestled in a corner of the most rustic township in Amish Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The mill was built in 1752 as a sawmill and a grist mill. It sits in a hollow with 30 acres of tall cliffs and old trees to provide privacy, warmth, and natural beauties. There is a pristine creek that meanders through the property. The Fishing Creek supports native trout and other rare small fishes. The waterfall is adjacent to the buildings. There is a hiking trail within the property. There is wetland and much more. The combination of rustic setting, natural beauties, and historical features makes Drumore Mill amazingly beautiful. One has to see it to believe it.

Spectacular setting on the grounds of a 19th century country estate Indoor and outdoor ceremony locations amidst lush gardens or a captivating Carriage House Extensive and exquisite menu selections Personal event coordinator for impeccable service Over 40 years experience of culinary excellence

Named after the William R. Mercer family’s ancestral estate in Perthshire, Scotland, and modeled after the Compton Wynyates in Warwickshire, England, Aldie Mansion stands on more than 10 acres of carefully tended grounds. While this early 20th-Century estate’s period charm adds to the character of any special event, the restored mansion offers the space and amenities of a more contemporary venue. Aldie Mansion is home to Heritage Conservancy, a non-profit membership organization whose mission is to protect our natural and historic heritage. Aldie’s own story is one of a successful preservation effort, making it a fitting headquarters for the group. When you choose to hold your event at Aldie Mansion, you are providing support for open space preservation, planning for sustainable communities, natural resource protection, property stewardship, historic preservation, the adaptive reuse of existing structures and wildlife habitat restoration.

Our historic Doylestown property is the perfect backdrop to assure your next event goes down in the history books! The beautiful Elkins Gallery, can be booked for intimate gatherings or large groups up to 150 people. A vintage baby grand piano and two fireplaces with mantels flank the intimate space. An adjoining Garden Patio Tent can be included in your rental, offering a beautiful outdoor garden space for a reception, cocktail party, shower, birthday party… or more! There are several other event spaces at the Museum. We invite you our for a tour!

An Architectural Dream Wedding. With seating for up to 300 guests, this castle/museum and outdoor garden oasis will surpass your royal dreams! Outdoor ceremony area, gorgeous clear-top tent, indoor cocktail area, and more! Built between 1908 and 1912, Fonthill was the home of Henry Chapman Mercer. Archaeologist, anthropologist, ceramist, scholar and antiquarian, Mercer built Fonthill both as his home and as a showplace for his collection of tiles and prints. The first of three Mercer buildings in Doylestown, Fonthill served as a showplace for Mercer’s famed Moravian tiles. Designed by Mercer, the building is an eclectic mix of Medieval, Gothic, and Byzantine architectural styles. Your guests will be amazed when they enter the tree-lined grounds and visit this amazing castle.

Our private, 18th Century estate features over 21 acres of lush gardens and grounds for outdoor weddings, including historic fieldstone buildings, traditional stone barn, and reception facility accommodating 200 guests with 15 on-site guest rooms. Award-winning, in house chefs use local-grown food. In-house event planners with extra bonuses like detailed item inventory!