If they go anywhere on a beautiful day, chances are you will find the bride and groom at Bishop Estate Winery! One of their favorite local family and dog friendly spots, there are frequently food trucks and live entertainment onsite for everyone to enjoy! Fun fact: Bridesmaid Sarah Cooper recommends the wine slushie!
Pearl S. Buck's estate, Green Hills Farm, is open for tours for those that want to learn more about her life, career, and legacy. The grounds are pristine and beautiful for anyone wanting to stop by! Fun fact: The bride worked as a summer intern here while earning her degree from Sweet Briar College!
This is hands-down the bride and groom's favorite brunch spot!! They highly recommend checking it out while you're in town. Make sure you leave extra time to walk around historic Doylestown (mother of the bride's hometown)! Fun fact: Recommendations include any of their mimosas, the seasonal French Toast, and the Hot Mess Vol. #2.
Take a stroll through Peddler's Village, a 42-acre, outdoor property, with 60+ retail shops, boutiques, restaurants (full and quick-service), and a few winery/distillery stops! Just a bit further up the road is downtown New Hope, PA which boasts even more shops and beautiful scenery along the Delaware River. Fun fact: The bride and groom's favorite pit-stop is the Chaddsford Winery tasting room.
A favorite of the entire family (especially Bennett!) This gourmet ice cream shop always has irresistible flavors and offers ice cream flights. Fun Fact: Owowcow is housed in the old Chalfont fire house and is right down the road from the father of the bride's childhood home (which was also the bride's family home from '98-'02)!
This tranquil farm is locally owned by a husband and wife and is a beautiful, sun-soaked hillside with over 3,000 lavender plants of different species and varieties. If you're a fan of lavender, you'll definitely want to make sure this is a stop on your list! Fun fact: The Lavender Farm is very close in location to Bishop Estate Vineyard and Winery!
Bocelli is a quaint Italian restaurant located in the old Gwynedd Valley train station! The food is exceptional, and it's a great place to be able to enjoy a meal with those we cherish most! Do make sure to call ahead for reservations as space is limited! Fun fact: The restaurant is BYOB, so make sure you come prepared!
If you're feeling adventurous and want to journey into Philadelphia, we recommend a stop at the Philadelphia Museum of Art! This may just be to unleash your inner Rocky, but it's worth a stop regardless! Fun fact: Neither the bride nor groom has waited in line for a photo with the Rocky statue...yet!
Old world market in the historic Reading Terminal where you can find everything from sweets to sandwiches and so much more! Fun Fact: The parents of the bride highly recommend the pork sandwich at Tommy DiNic's.
A wonderful place to see dazzling displays that elevate the art of horticulture beyond your imagination. Reserve your tickets early; popular time slots sell out fast! Fun Fact: The bride and groom had their engagement photo shoot here and were absolutely mesmerized by the sights, displays, and fountains!
From Asbury Park (home of the world famous Stone Pony) to Cape May, any of New Jersey's shore towns will welcome you with open arms! Extend your stay (or head our way a little early) for a few extra days of beach time. Fun Fact: The bride's family beach cottage of over 80 years stood at 3312 Central Ave. in Ocean City.