Top Pennsylvania Wedding Venues

• Spaces for 130 Guests

The Historic Grange Estate is a mansion and grounds in Havertown, Pennsylvania, preserved and operated by Friends of the Grange. The property includes the main house, a carriage house, and surrounding gardens, and is known locally for its "Living History in Havertown" mansion tours held on Sunday afternoons throughout the season. Beyond tours, the estate hosts a rotating calendar of community gatherings suited to the property's historic character: summer Grange Picnic Evenings on the lawn with live music, and a Christmas season that transforms the mansion with thirteen decorated trees, an antique Santa Claus collection, and the Cobbs Creek Lines Holiday Railroad running in the carriage house. The on-site Grange Vintage Shop, set in the porte-cochere, sells handcrafted items from local makers during tour season.

• Spaces for 14-350 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 3 Outdoor Spaces
• 8 Total Spaces

Allenberry Resort & Spa is a historic resort in Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania, established in 1778 and set along a protected mile of the Yellow Breeches Creek and the Appalachian Trail. Its 75 acres of Pennsylvania countryside hold nine distinct event spaces, from a stone-walled cellar to a meadow tent, giving planners room to spread a wedding or gathering across ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception without leaving the property. The Barn, the resort's signature venue, offers stone walls and exposed beams for dinners of up to 180 guests, while the Meadow Tent opens onto open sky for receptions of up to 200. Smaller spaces like the wood-paneled Tasting Room and the candlelit Cellar suit rehearsal dinners and welcome parties. Because Allenberry combines its event spaces with on-site lodging in historic houses, lodges, and cottages, couples and their guests can stay the whole weekend rather than commute in for a single day. Every wedding at Allenberry includes a day-of coordinator on property from ceremony through reception, along with standard linens, tableware, and setup, with chair, linen, and decor upgrades available. Guests can also make use of the resort's spa, fly fishing on the Yellow Breeches, pool, and pickleball courts between events.

LEGENDARY VENUES, EPIC EVENTS! Featuring outdoor setting and soaring views, The Pavilion at Montage Mountain is the perfect location for your next conference, corporate event, fundraiser, private concert or graduation. With access to the world’s greatest musical entertainment, state-of-the-art lighting and sound, custom menus and mixology, our talented staff handles every detail, so you don’t have to. Accommodating up to 18,000 guests, and located 12 miles from Mohegan Sun Arena, 6.8 miles from Hilton Scranton & Conference Center and 8 miles from Wilkes Barre Scranton International Airport, this unique venue will exceed expectations.

• Spaces for 150-220 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Historic Space

The Carlisle Vault occupies a beautifully refurbished 1816 bank building on the northeast corner of Carlisle, Pennsylvania's town square. The building saw continuous banking service — first as the Carlisle Bank, then from 1846 as the Carlisle Deposit Bank & Trust Company — before closing its doors in 2007. In 2011 it was reimagined as a one-of-a-kind event venue, preserving details like hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling arched windows, chandeliers, and a balcony. The original 1890 vault now serves as an entryway into the reception hall, and its safe deposit boxes were built into the bar area for a distinctive touch. The venue is owned and operated by Ross Morris, Laura Portillo, Ryan, and Helena Twigg through their hospitality group, A Party of 4, which also runs several Carlisle restaurants including Café Bruges, Helena's Chocolate Café & Creperie, and Piatto. That hospitality background carries into The Carlisle Vault, where the team works with clients to customize each rental — from a do-it-yourself approach to full complementing bar and catering services — for weddings, corporate events, showers, and meetings in the heart of downtown Carlisle.

• Spaces for 140-250 Guests
• 3 Event Spaces
• 3 Meeting Spaces

Convene Two Commerce Square offers a contemporary, purpose-built setting in Center City Philadelphia for board meetings, corporate offsites, conferences, trainings, and receptions. The 42,000-square-foot venue is arranged on one level and features 11 meeting rooms, with spaces including the Sullivan Hub, Welles Hub, Weber Hub, Annenberg Hub, and Boyer Hub. Flexible layouts allow multiple programs to take place simultaneously, while a full venue buyout can accommodate up to 866 guests. Built-in audiovisual technology, natural light, catering, and dedicated hospitality support complete the experience, creating a polished backdrop for professional gatherings near 30th Street Station.

• Spaces for 120 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 space at this venue

The NSCDA/PA Headquarters House occupies a Colonial Revival building at 1630 Latimer Street in downtown Philadelphia, designed by the architectural firm Ritter and Shay and completed in 1923 as the home of the National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in Pennsylvania. The landscaped garden surrounding the house was designed by Marion Coffin, one of the first female landscape architects in the United States, and remains a four-season setting for outdoor ceremonies. Beyond its role as the Society's headquarters, the house functions as a private event venue, hosting weddings, corporate events, and other private gatherings for up to 120 guests. Smaller downstairs rooms, including the Drawing Room, Dining Room, and Loggia sunporch, suit more intimate gatherings, while the second-floor Ballroom, with its own built-in stage, accommodates the venue's larger receptions and is the only space where dancing is permitted. The house comes equipped with round and rectangular tables, high-top tables, and both indoor Chiavali chairs and outdoor padded resin chairs, and works from a list of pre-approved caterers for events held on site.

• Spaces for 175 Guests
• 1 Ballroom

The Champagne Room at Polish American Citizens Association is a banquet hall in Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania, operated by the Polish American Citizens Association, which was established in 1930. The newly renovated hall accommodates up to 175 guests and comes with an attached commercial kitchen, giving planners an all-in-one setup for weddings, bridal and baby showers, and birthday parties. The venue offers both table service and buffet-style catering, a fully stocked bar, and staff with more than a decade of event experience. Kid-friendly menu options and dietary and allergy accommodations are available, and bands or other entertainment can be arranged for the celebration. The space is handicap accessible and offers ample off-street parking, with easy access from I-95 and the Blue Route. Couples and hosts can schedule a complimentary consultation to discuss flexible packages and rates for their event.

• Spaces for 5-80 Guests
• 5 Hotels
• 1 Outdoor
• 5 Total Spaces

The Windsor Suites is a boutique all-suite hotel set along Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Center City Philadelphia, between the Philadelphia Museum of Art and City Hall. The property hosts meetings, corporate events, weddings, and private gatherings across a range of indoor and outdoor spaces accommodating up to 80 guests. Congress Hall, the property's largest space at 1,056 square feet, can be divided into two smaller sections and outfitted with dual 80-inch monitors for presentations, suiting everything from boardroom meetings to receptions. For more intimate gatherings, the Gazette Boardroom offers an all-wood table and leather ergonomic chairs for up to 10 guests, while the Observation Lounge pairs floor-to-ceiling windows with a marble fireplace feature. The Rooftop Outdoor Terrace overlooks the Philadelphia skyline and gardens, and can be combined with the Observation Lounge for events that move between indoor and outdoor space. Wedding parties receive discounted guest rooms and Skyline Suites for bridal preparation, a complimentary welcome amenity for the couple, and no food and beverage minimum. The hotel's two on-site restaurants, Con Murphy's and Asia on the Parkway, offer additional dining options for guests during their stay.

• Spaces for 120-500 Guests
• 3 Museums
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 3 Total Spaces

The Westmoreland Museum of American Art sits in the heart of historic Greensburg, Pennsylvania, in a LEED-certified building that blends a restored mid-century modern structure with a contemporary cantilevered addition designed by architect Susan T. Rodriguez of Ennead Architects. The 2015 expansion paired the museum's original galleries with a light-filled new wing, a sculpture garden featuring works by artists including Tim Prentice and Aaronel de Roy Gruber, and a landscaped outdoor terrace. For private events, the museum offers the Community Room, the Full First Floor (Community Room, Lobby, and Terrace), and the Full Museum rental, which adds access to the galleries and accommodates up to 120 guests seated or 175 for a cocktail-style reception. The gallery setting brings American art into weddings, ceremonies, corporate gatherings, showers, rehearsal dinners, and cocktail parties, with professional event staff coordinating alongside the museum's collection and grounds.

• Spaces for 75 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Historic Space

The 1756 Uwchlan Meeting House is a fieldstone building in Lionville, Chester County, Pennsylvania, built by the area's Quaker community after John and Sarah Cadwalader donated the land in 1716. The stone structure that stands today replaced an earlier log meeting house, and it has witnessed more than two centuries of local history — including service as a makeshift hospital under Dr. Bono Otto during the Revolutionary War, when soldiers who died there were laid to rest in the adjacent burial ground. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. After the original Quaker congregation relocated to Downingtown in 1900, the meeting house took on new roles over the decades as a library and a school before the Woman's Community Club began restoring it in 1963. It has been owned and preserved by the Uwchlan Conservation Trust since 1976. Today the Meeting House is available to rent for meetings, weddings, family parties, memorial services, and other functions for up to seventy-five people, offering a small, historic setting with roots in the community dating back to the colonial era.

• Spaces for 250 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Ballroom

Rizzo's Malabar Inn has served Italian family cuisine from Crabtree, Pennsylvania since 1935, when Jerry DeFabo's grandparents opened a bar and company store on the first floor of their home under the name "the Malabar Inn." The restaurant took the Rizzo's name in 1954 under Rezero "Rizzo" DeFabo, and has remained in family hands ever since — now run by a fourth generation, with the DeFabo family's homemade spaghetti sauce recipe sold in local grocery stores. Over more than seventy years, the restaurant has expanded and remodeled several times, growing its dining capacity to 450 seats while keeping its "warm, family-friendly" atmosphere for guests who return generation after generation. For weddings and private events, Rizzo's operates a dedicated reception hall with three professionally designed ballrooms accommodating 50 to 250 guests, suited to weddings, rehearsal dinners, showers, corporate events, and fundraisers. The space includes a built-in audio/video system with screens and projectors, a lobby with updated restrooms, and outdoor patios with landscaped grounds for on-site ceremonies.

• Spaces for 150-250 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 space at this venue

Established in 1931 as the first art center on the Main Line, Wayne Art Center began in a carriage house on Louella Avenue and has grown into a 30,000-square-foot facility on Maplewood Avenue in Wayne, Pennsylvania. The nonprofit center welcomes more than 35,000 visitors and program participants annually and hosts more than 20 exhibitions each year alongside its classes in painting, ceramics, jewelry, and the culinary arts. The center's galleries and studios double as event space for weddings, corporate gatherings, and milestone celebrations. The Davenport Gallery, the largest of its exhibition spaces at 3,500 square feet, features cathedral ceilings and a wall of windows that fill the room with natural light, while the Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Gallery offers hardwood floors and museum-quality LED lighting. Seven gardens connect the property along a stone walking path, including a terrace with magnolia trees that serves as a backdrop for wedding ceremonies and receptions. Rentals can accommodate up to 250 guests for a cocktail-style event or 150 for a seated dinner, with amenities including air conditioning, hardwood floors, high ceilings, ample parking, and full handicap accessibility.

• Spaces for 120-450 Guests
• 5 Hotels
• 3 Ballrooms
• 2 Meeting Spaces

The Nittany Lion Inn has anchored Penn State's University Park campus since 1931, its blue-and-white Georgian colonial architecture set among an oak grove opposite the White Golf Course. Penn State President Emeritus Eric Walker once called it "Penn State's living room," and the inn has hosted guests including U.S. Presidents Lyndon Johnson and George Bush, poet Robert Frost, First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, and actors Jack Nicholson and Danny DeVito. In 2000 it was recognized as a National Trust Historic Hotel of America member. Following a full renovation and reopening in September 2024 under Scholar Hotels, the property now offers 230 refreshed guest rooms and suites alongside more than 12,000 square feet of flexible event space, including a grand ballroom and several smaller ballrooms and boardrooms suited to weddings, receptions, galas, and conferences. All catering is prepared onsite by the inn's culinary team, with menus spanning plated dinners, buffets, and cocktail-style receptions, plus curated bar packages featuring wine, craft cocktails, and local beers. For couples and event hosts, the inn's on-campus setting allows ceremonies, receptions, rehearsal dinners, and farewell brunches to unfold in one place, with room blocks and walkable access to Penn State's campus and downtown State College for out-of-town guests.

• Spaces for 25-200 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 4 Event Spaces
• 5 Total Spaces

Camp Penn sits in South Central Pennsylvania, surrounded by the wilderness of Michaux State Forest and adjacent to the Appalachian Trail. The site dates back to 1811 as an iron ore forge, was used as a Boy Scout and YMCA camping area around 1900, and its current facilities were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1934. The United Methodist Church's Susquehanna Conference has run its camping and retreat program here since 1946. Beyond its summer camp season, Camp Penn hosts retreats and weddings from April through October. The Knaub Memorial Chapel, an indoor space with knotty pine wainscoting, an electric organ, and a digital projector and screen, seats up to 200 guests for indoor ceremonies, while an outdoor chapel offers a natural setting along a running creek with a stone altar and bench seating for 100. Receptions can move to the Bowen Pavilion, Recreation Hall, or Dining Hall. The property also includes four dormitory-style lodges, an Elm Cabin, and four smaller retreat cabins for overnight groups, along with a fire pit, archery range, craft shop, and game room. WiFi is available throughout, and accessibility accommodations can be arranged for groups booking a retreat or event.

• Spaces for 75-1,132 Guests
• 1 Landmark
• 1 Theater
• 3 Total Spaces

Miller Symphony Hall occupies a beaux arts theatre in downtown Allentown, Pennsylvania, originally built in the 1800s as a central marketplace before architect J.B. McElfatrick converted it into the Lyric Theatre in 1899. It is one of only about a dozen surviving theatres from McElfatrick's roughly 200 beaux arts designs, and its stage has hosted performers including Bob Hope, Johnny Mathis, and Tony Bennett. The Allentown Symphony Association purchased the hall in 1959 and, with support from the Miller family, has invested $12 million in renovations to preserve the pre-1900s building, which was renamed in the family's honor in 2012. Today it remains the permanent home of the Allentown Symphony Orchestra. The hall offers several private event spaces suited to different gatherings. The Performance Hall, with its three tiers of historic seating and full stage, accommodates up to 1,132 guests for large-scale performances, weddings, corporate meetings, and fundraisers. The Rodale Community Room, on the third floor with elevator access, seats up to 200 beneath high-arched Palladian windows and features an adjacent full kitchen, making it a fit for wedding receptions and intimate concerts. The Lyric Room, a light-filled space added in 2016 with floor-to-ceiling windows facing 6th Street and its own private entrance, holds up to 75 guests for smaller receptions and meetings. Nearby, the Allentown Arts Park and Arts Walk offer additional space for outdoor photography.

• Spaces for 325-350 Guests
• 1 Ballroom

• Spaces for 240 Guests
• 1 Ballroom

• Spaces for 175 Guests

The Historic Stone House Restaurant and Country Inn sits along U.S. Route 40 — the old National Road — in Pennsylvania's Laurel Mountains, where it first opened its doors in 1822 as the Fayette Springs Hotel. Built by Congressman Andrew Stewart as a resort near the mineral waters of Fayette Springs, the two-story stone building has served travelers and locals for two centuries with fine dining, music, and lodging. Today the Stone House pairs its restaurant with a handful of individually named guest rooms, including the Victorian and Zeigler rooms and the Marshall/Jackson and Stewart suites, available for overnight stays paired with a three-course dinner. Its catering team, led by Christine Schaney, extends beyond the inn itself, handling weddings and private events at venues across southwestern Pennsylvania, northern West Virginia, and western Maryland with custom menus built around each client's budget and guest count.

• Spaces for 50-200 Guests
• 4 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Event Space
• 5 Total Spaces

Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve is a 134-acre native plant sanctuary in Bucks County's Pidcock Creek Valley, near Washington Crossing Historic Park, where over 700 species native to Pennsylvania grow across roughly 4.5 miles of trails through forest, meadow, and streamside habitat. Established in 1934 as a memorial to the Revolutionary War patriots who camped in the area with George Washington's army, the preserve has grown into an accredited botanical garden built almost entirely around native plantings first established under botanist Dr. Edgar T. Wherry. For weddings and private events, the grounds offer several distinct outdoor settings, from the timber-framed Moore Pavilion, which seats up to 200 with picnic tables and a wood-burning fireplace, to the stone-patio Pond area, the wooded Gazebo, and the Stone Bridge over Pidcock Creek for smaller ceremonies. Tent rentals through the preserve's event partner can accommodate gatherings of up to 350. Special events at the preserve are managed by its exclusive event partner, Open Aire Affairs.

• Spaces for 300-600 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Country Club

Bedford Elks Country Club has served Bedford, Pennsylvania as a family-oriented recreation destination for more than 70 years, operated by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks since 1946. The club combines a nine-hole golf course, a 20-lane bowling alley, a swimming pool, and the Arandale Lounge with the Arandale Ballroom, giving planners a range of settings under one roof. The Arandale Ballroom is the club's primary event space, accommodating up to 300 guests for wedding receptions, class reunions, and business lunches. The room includes a fully stocked cocktail bar with a wine and beer selection and up to three draft beers on tap, and the club's staff works with hosts to plan each event. A pavilion just outside the pool area is also available to rent for family gatherings and special occasions. The Arandale Lounge offers a casual setting for food and drinks, including daily specials, with an indoor dining area and a porch open to the public.