Top Philadelphia Wedding Venues

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Country Club

Blue Heron Pines Golf Club is a wedding and event venue set on an 18-hole championship golf course in Galloway Township, New Jersey, approximately 15 minutes from Atlantic City International Airport. The property is part of the Ron Jaworski Golf collection. The venue offers two outdoor ceremony settings: a covered pergola patio overlooking the manicured greens and a wooded clearing on the grounds. The indoor ballroom accommodates up to 200 guests — or 170 with a dance floor — and features beamed ceilings, full-length windows, and warm chandelier lighting. One event is hosted per day, allowing the team to give each celebration its full attention. Packages include on-site catering with seasonal menus, a five-hour premium open bar, a custom wedding cake, standard tables and linens, and setup and teardown by the venue's staff. A Private Events Director and day-of concierge support planning from booking through the event. Complimentary on-site parking is available, and the property is fully handicap accessible.

• Spaces for 225 Guests

Brookside Country Club has anchored the Macungie, Pennsylvania community since 1929, when a vision among friends grew into a family-oriented club at the base of South Mountain. Its 18-hole championship golf course was designed that same founding year by architect Frank Meehan, and nearly a century later the club balances that heritage with updated amenities, including an Olympic-size pool, tennis facilities, a fitness center, and on-site dining. For weddings and private events, Brookside books only one celebration per day, allowing its dedicated event team to focus fully on a couple's timeline rather than dividing attention across multiple functions. Ceremonies can take place on 5,000 square feet of terrace with South Mountain as a backdrop, with French doors connecting the terrace to indoor space for a seamless flow between outdoor vows and indoor reception. Beyond weddings, the club also hosts corporate gatherings and milestone celebrations, alongside more than 60 family events it holds for members each year.

• Spaces for 110 Guests

The Bayard House Restaurant is a waterfront fine dining destination in Chesapeake City, Maryland, anchored along the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal since 1829. One of the oldest buildings in Cecil County, the venue pairs nearly two centuries of history with contemporary American cuisine — fresh seafood, seasonal produce, signature cocktails, and a curated wine list that celebrates the region's coastal heritage. The restaurant accommodates private events, wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners, corporate gatherings, and milestone celebrations across multiple indoor dining spaces and a seasonal outdoor patio, all with views of the canal. Complimentary on-site parking is available for all guests.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Country Club
• 1 Tent

The Event Center at Shepherd Hills sits on the grounds of Shepherd Hills Golf Club in Allentown, Pennsylvania, a public golf, food, and entertainment destination operating since 1963. Its event spaces offer a luxurious choice of room sizes suited to both small gatherings and large celebrations, from weddings to corporate meetings and golf outings, with setups personalized to each event's needs. The Keystone Ballroom, one of the Lehigh Valley's most modern event spaces, pairs a custom American cuisine menu prepared by the venue's executive chef with an elegant setting for dinner and dancing. Outdoor ceremonies can take place in a landscaped courtyard framed by the golf course, or indoors by a fireplace or willow tree for a more intimate setting, with a hillside patio available for cocktail hour and a 200-person outdoor pavilion for warm-weather gatherings alongside the Biergarten.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

• Spaces for 250-288 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Farms
• 2 Total Spaces

Fairwinds Farm & Stables is a working equestrian estate set on open farm property in North East, Maryland — about an hour from Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Wilmington. The property hosts elegant indoor and outdoor weddings and events from May through mid-October, offering couples and event planners a genuine farm setting with the warmth of a family-run operation. The primary event space is a large carpeted tent that accommodates up to 250 guests for receptions, furnished with round tables, white folding chairs, a dance floor, and a bar. Outdoor ceremonies take place beneath the trees overlooking the horse pasture, with the tent available as a covered backup for inclement weather. On-site accommodations include a Victorian bed and breakfast available for wedding parties to use as a bridal suite. Rental packages include dove release, pony rides, parking attendants, golf cart transportation for guests with mobility needs, vintage car photo opportunities, and bonfire access. The property also offers easy vendor access with electric hookups and dedicated catering areas.

• Spaces for 55-140 Guests
• 3 Museums
• 3 Outdoor Spaces
• 3 Total Spaces

The Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts occupies three interconnected mid-1800s homes in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and is Pennsylvania's only decorative arts museum, one of just fifteen such institutions nationwide. Founded in 1954 through the bequest of Annie S. Kemerer, the museum houses her personal collection of Pennsylvania German textiles, Bohemian glass, and a 200-piece wedding china set, displayed alongside period rooms and rotating exhibits of furniture, paintings, and silver across two floors. Its grounds include gardens designed by Scott Rothenberger's PLACE, featuring stainless steel sculptures by Bethlehem native Skip Kralik. For private events, the museum offers art, textiles, and history as a backdrop for small, intimate gatherings such as weddings, anniversary celebrations, rehearsal dinners, and baby showers, as well as corporate celebrations. Guests can move between the two-floor art exhibit and an outdoor patio area, and the museum can also serve as a cocktail hour site following a small ceremony at the nearby Moravian Museum's Saal.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Stanton Ridge Golf and Country Club is a privately owned club in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, with a banquet facility open to members and non-members alike. The Stephen Kay-designed golf course opened in 1994, and the Cushetunk Mountains backdrop carries through the event venue — visible from the veranda where cocktail hours are often hosted. The clubhouse opens with a grand entrance and stone-faced gas fireplace leading into an elegant Ballroom, which flows out to a spacious veranda. A recently renovated bridal suite provides a gathering space for wedding parties before the ceremony. Golf simulators and a pub within the club offer additional options for connection before, during, or after events. In-house catering is led by Executive Chef Michael Osuch, a culinary arts graduate of Johnson & Wales who has been with the club since 2006. The facility accommodates weddings, corporate meetings and fundraisers, anniversary and birthday celebrations, Sweet 16s, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, baby showers, and cocktail parties.

• Spaces for 60-400 Guests
• 4 Event Spaces

ArtsQuest owns and operates the ArtsQuest Center at SteelStacks and the Banana Factory Arts Center The ArtsQuest Center is the perfect location for your special event! Our team is experienced with a variety of milestone events, including Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Sweet Sixteens, Retirement Parties, Celebrations of Life, Bridal/Baby Showers, Reunions, and much more! The floor-to-ceiling windows on each level of the building overlook the spectacular Bethlehem Steel Blast Furnaces, giving your guests a unique view only found at SteelStacks! SteelStacks: On the site of the former Bethlehem Steel plant in Bethlehem, PA, SteelStacks is a re-imagination of an industrial brownfield that uses the arts to rebuild and revitalize a post- industrial, urban community. SteelStacks is an arts & cultural campus... the heart of the campus is at 1st & Founders Way, at the Air Products Town Square and the ArtsQuest Center. Located at the base of the old blast furnaces, the campus features numerous different indoor and outdoor venues, including: In the months leading up to your wedding day, our hospitality professionals will work with you to review all details, including wedding timelines, menu selections, diagrams, vendor information, and more! The week of your wedding, you will work with our hospitality professionals to confirm your final guest count, review your wedding timeline and details and drop off your personal items, including décor, favors, etc. On your wedding day – relax and enjoy every moment! Our team will be by your side through it all!

• Spaces for 30-350 Guests
• 4 Landmarks
• 1 Outdoor
• 4 Total Spaces

The Colonial Industrial Quarter is a historic site within Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites, set on a hillside below Central Moravian Church extending to the Monocacy Creek in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Known as Americas earliest industrial center, the site is part of the Historic Moravian Bethlehem National Historic Landmark District and the Moravian Church Settlements UNESCO World Heritage Inscription. By 1747, the Moravian settlement here operated 35 different crafts and industries, including mills, tanneries, and textile operations powered by the creek. For events, the Colonial Industrial Quarter pairs outdoor ceremony space among its historic buildings with cocktail hours and receptions inside the Luckenbach Mill, creating a rustic, historical backdrop for weddings, parties, and corporate gatherings. The Mill offers climate-controlled space across two floors, while the nearby Springhouse provides a smaller, more intimate indoor option. Outdoor tented functions can accommodate larger gatherings on the grounds.

• Spaces for 60-80 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark
• 1 Historic Space

Housed in Bethlehem's 1741 Gemeinhaus — believed to be the largest 18th-century log structure in continuous use in the United States and a National Historic Landmark — the Moravian Museum introduces visitors to the earliest history of the Bethlehem community. The building originally served as home, church, and classroom to the Moravian settlers who founded the city, and it now anchors the Moravian Church Settlements–Bethlehem World Heritage Site. For private events, the museum opens its Saal, the community's first place of worship, where vows have been exchanged since colonial times. The Saal accommodates up to 60 guests seated for a reception or 80 for a ceremony or theater-style gathering, while the Gemeinhaus overall holds up to 100 people. Hosts can extend the occasion with a personalized group tour of the museum, part of Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites' network of historic rental venues.

• Spaces for 40-300 Guests
• 5 Hotels
• 1 Ballroom
• 5 Total Spaces

The Abraham Lincoln has operated as an events venue in Reading, Pennsylvania since the Abraham Lincoln Hotel first opened its doors on May 1, 1930. The building has been restored to its 1930s grandeur, with grand Palladian windows, robust columns, and elegant mezzanine areas that recall its original hotel-era architecture. Over the decades, its rooms have hosted notable figures including Eleanor Roosevelt and John Philip Sousa. The venue offers a range of spaces suited to different event sizes, from an intimate salon setting for around 40 guests to a larger classic room for about 100, up to the Presidential Ballroom, which hosts up to 300 guests beneath six crystal chandeliers sourced from Philadelphia's John Wanamaker Department Store. Several rooms, including the Roosevelt Suite and the Madison & Washington Suite, offer private bars, dance floors, and flexible layouts that can be booked separately or combined for larger gatherings.

• 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 150-300 Guests
• 1 Country Club
• 1 Garden
• 1 Tent

Royce Brook Golf Club occupies more than 440 acres of rolling countryside in Hillsborough, New Jersey, where a newly renovated 18-hole championship course sets the stage for private events ranging from weddings and bar and bat mitzvahs to corporate outings and banquets. The course was redesigned by golf course architect Tyler J. Rae, unifying the club's former East and West layouts with updated bunkers and reshaped holes. The club hosts one event at a time, allowing its staff to give each celebration undivided attention. The Highlander Pavilion, the club's main event space, offers a garden-like atmosphere and can accommodate up to 150 guests. A large dance floor anchors the space, and outdoor ceremony options place wedding parties on the course itself, with golf carts available for photography. Event packages include a personal coordinator, a pre-event tasting with the Executive Chef, a private dressing room for the bridal party, and a selection of customizable linens and décor.

• Spaces for 20-250 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Barns
• 3 Total Spaces

Burnside Plantation is a historic 6.5-acre farm property in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, established in 1748 by James and Mary Burnside and later operated as a Moravian Church communal farm. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and retains its 18th- and 19th-century character, with a farmhouse dating to 1748 and 1818, a summer kitchen, two 1840s bank barns known as the Johnson Barn and Haas Barn, a kitchen garden, an orchard, and one of the only remaining working High Horse-Power wheels in the country. For events, Burnside Plantation offers an outdoor setting of meadows, gardens, and rustic barns that suits weddings, ceremonies, corporate gatherings, and other celebrations. The open grounds accommodate up to 250 guests, while the Johnson Barn and Wagon Shed provide smaller, more intimate backdrops for ceremonies and receptions. Custom group tours, including a Colonial Industrial Quarter walking tour, are available for corporate events, and all outdoor gatherings are set up with tenting arranged through the venue's approved vendors.

• Spaces for 400 Guests

Battleground Country Club is a full-service event facility and championship golf course set on 220 acres in Manalapan, New Jersey. The newly renovated 50,000-square-foot clubhouse offers an almost 360-degree view of the course, providing a dramatic backdrop for celebrations ranging from 50 to 500 guests — from intimate rehearsal dinners and baby showers to large-scale wedding receptions, bar and bat mitzvahs, sweet 16s, and corporate outings. The club's newly designed pavilion and freshly landscaped private ceremony area bring outdoor elegance to the event experience. On-site event planning professionals guide every celebration from initial inquiry through the day itself, and packages are fully customizable with menus tailored to each event.

• Spaces for 170-300 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Barn
• 2 Historic Spaces

The Farmhouse is a 340-year-old historic estate set on more than 10 acres in Hampton, New Jersey. Original stone fireplaces built from European ship ballast stones, reclaimed barn wood, and mature landscaping shape a property that feels genuinely rooted in place — complemented by a restored Pennsylvania barn, a 19th-century schoolhouse, and a landscape landmark known as the Kissing Tree. Two distinct event spaces anchor the venue. The Grand Ballroom accommodates up to 265 guests beneath crystal chandeliers and alongside a stone fireplace, with wide-plank floors and reclaimed wood walls framing celebrations from intimate dinners to large receptions. The Silo, a reconstructed Pennsylvania barn, hosts up to 170 guests under soaring exposed beams and a two-story brick fireplace, well-suited for smaller gatherings that call for warmth and character. Both spaces support indoor ceremony arrangements as well as outdoor ceremony locations across the estate grounds. The culinary program is led by Chefs Anthony Bucco and Christine Ayers, who draw from a farm-to-table sourcing approach using Dancing Goat Farm and an in-house butcher shop. A Wine Spectator award-winning wine program accompanies the food. Dedicated Event Stylists guide couples from the first tour through the final send-off.

• Spaces for 180 Guests

Rodale Institute is a nonprofit organic agriculture research and education organization set on more than 360 acres of rolling farmland in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. Founded by J.I. and Anna Rodale, who purchased the property in 1940 to experiment with composting and cover cropping, the farm has grown into a working research campus surrounded by fields, orchards, gardens, and hands-on research plots. Beyond its research mission, the campus hosts corporate and private gatherings, including executive and leadership retreats, workshops and seminars, shareholder and stakeholder meetings, and private events, lunches, and dinners. Guests have access to indoor and outdoor meeting spaces as well as the property's historic bank barn, and events can include guided farm and research tours, farm-to-table meals, and expert-led talks on soil health and regenerative systems. Optional additions include foraging and craft workshops, yoga and meditation sessions, and mocktail-making classes using ingredients grown on the farm. Set among working fields and research plots, Rodale Institute offers a nature-rooted backdrop for organizations and individuals looking to combine meetings or celebrations with the story of the regenerative organic movement.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

Harbor Pines Golf Club is a golf and event venue set along wooded fairways and water features in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, a short drive from Atlantic City and the South Jersey Shore. An award-winning parkland-style course — laid across 12 ponds and 17 acres of water — surrounds the clubhouse and frames the setting for weddings and private events. The updated clubhouse houses three event spaces suited to a range of gatherings. The St. Andrews Ballroom offers timeless, elegant ambiance with a sophisticated style for larger celebrations. The Sun Room is enclosed by expansive windows overlooking the manicured course and a blue lake, while the Pines Room serves more intimate affairs and meetings in a traditional banquet setting. A dedicated catering team supports events through the planning process and into event day.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Chapel Hill Golf Course is a par-70, 6,056-yard championship-style course in Reading, Pennsylvania, built through wooded terrain and water features that challenge golfers of every skill level. Designed by Donald Holloway of Sinking Spring, PA, the course and property have been owned and managed by the Holloway family since the club's inception, with Ryan Holloway now serving as Director of Club Operations and William Holloway as Course Superintendent. Beyond the course itself, Chapel Hill offers a clubhouse bar and grill, OneNine at Chapel Hill, and hosts league play six days a week for golfers looking to compete and connect. For private events, the club offers a rentable event tent set up on the property, giving groups an open-air space for gatherings against the course's wooded, water-lined backdrop.