Top Upstate New York Wedding Venues

• Spaces for 150-200 Guests
• 2 Museums
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Total Spaces

Set on 140 acres in the Berkshires of Williamstown, Massachusetts, The Clark Art Institute offers a striking blend of world-class art, modern architecture, and natural landscape. The campus features a collection of thoughtfully designed buildings, including the glass-walled Clark Center and the tranquil Stone Hill, surrounded by rolling meadows, walking trails, and a reflecting pool that shifts beautifully with the seasons. Ideal for weddings, corporate gatherings, and cultural events, the venue offers a range of indoor and outdoor spaces with sweeping mountain views and refined gallery settings, creating a distinctive and elevated backdrop for memorable occasions.

• Spaces for 400-1,000 Guests
• 1 Event Space

A celebration of design, space, community, and cooperation is the focus of Greylock WORKS. In the Berkshires, there's a gorgeous former mill complex that's home to artisanal food and beverage production, co-working space, cultural events, weddings, and residential lofts, all of which are in the works. The area is architecturally magnificent, boasting an industrial loft scale, plenty of natural light, and unique touches throughout. This property will be revitalized by a vibrant combination of food production and innovation, hospitality, and cultural uses, all of which will contribute to the expanding economic strength of the Berkshire County region. At Greylock WORKS, we started building momentum by staging large-scale events that celebrate the community, help to boost the local economy, and highlight synergistic connections between organizations. The Weave Shed is an outstanding location that offers unparalleled versatility to accommodate your one-of-a-kind and individually created event. We can't wait to see your idea come to life in this breathtakingly stunning setting! Greylock WORKS has the capability of hosting events for groups ranging from 10 to 1,000 individuals in a stunning 26,000 square foot venue with 1,000 linear feet of skylights reaching clear heights of 24 feet. In addition to beautiful bathrooms and dramatic accessible entrances, our event facilities include a catering kitchen and staging area, as well as on-site parking and loading. Amounts included in the gWorks Event Venue Fee: - Off-site property management fees - Venue overhead fees - On-site landscaped parking - Utilities and heating - Basic bathroom setup and restocking goods - Full use of catering kitchen and of provision dumpsters - Garbage and recycling collection and transport - Both prior to and after the event, property maintenance and janitorial service

• Spaces for 500 Guests

Park-McCullough Historic Governor's Mansion is a 35-room Second Empire mansion in North Bennington, Vermont, built between 1864 and 1865 for attorney and entrepreneur Trenor W. Park. The home was later expanded and renovated in 1889-1890 by Park's daughter Eliza and her husband John G. McCullough to host President Benjamin Harrison's 1891 visit for the Bennington Monument dedication. Direct descendants lived in the house for a century until 1965, when it passed to the Park-McCullough House Association, and it is now recognized as one of New England's finest and best-preserved Victorian mansions. The property offers four main event spaces for weddings and private events: the historic mansion itself, formal manicured gardens, a wrap-around veranda for cocktails and touring, and a newly renovated Carriage Barn with a full catering kitchen, restrooms, a hardwood dance floor, heat, air conditioning, and wi-fi. The mansion and grounds host weddings, rehearsal dinners, corporate retreats, nonprofit fundraisers, and celebrations of all kinds throughout the year. No vendor fees are charged, though food must come from a licensed restaurant or caterer and alcohol from a Vermont-licensed vendor.

The spirit of Winbrooke is tangible. It has a warm and welcoming presence that you feel immediately upon entering the property. We knew we wanted to share this special place with as many people as possible. Three and a half years ago, we began an extensive restoration that brought life back to the property and restored its original beauty. We decided to combine our love for the property, appreciation for world-class service, and attention to detail. With that, we created an intimate Berkshire, Massachusetts wedding venue that is unlike any other. Nick and I have an extensive background in production and event planning and, together, are able to provide next-level service that assures you feel as though Winbrooke is your own private estate while celebrating your special day. We are Berkshire natives and hold the Berkshires near to our hearts. With that comes an inspired passion to make your time with us remarkable. We work closely with you every step of the way to create the Berkshire wedding of your dreams. It's a pleasure to open our property to you and create an unforgettable experience on your wedding day! Sincerely, Amy & Nick

• Spaces for 250 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Since its inception 30 years ago, Gedney Farm has established itself as one of the most sought-after wedding and event venues in the New England region. Our pastoral setting serves as much more than just a picturesque backdrop for our events. Every aspect of your day is influenced by it. Our dedicated and experienced staff is on hand to take care of the details, allowing you to relax and take pleasure in the peace and tranquility of your surroundings. Our team works tirelessly to ensure that your wedding is everything you dreamed it would be when you first started planning your special day. We understand that, despite the fact that arrangements have been made, you still have a lot on your mind. By doing everything we can, we are removing time concerns and worries from the equation. You and your guests will be welcomed into a truly tranquil environment that will honor the significance of the moment and inspire you for a lifetime. Gedney Farm earned its stellar reputation the right way: by demanding the highest possible standards from its employees and in every endeavor it undertakes. We have identified and formed partnerships with the best food growers and suppliers in the area, ensuring that you have the opportunity to sample the best that the Berkshires has to offer. The smallest details, such as seating your guests in a way that keeps the sun out of their eyes or ensuring that every place setting looks exactly the way you had imagined, are given careful consideration by our team. Whether it's an executive chef with years of experience in some of New York City's most prestigious kitchens or our owner/sommelier, who can collaborate with you on the perfect wine and cocktail program, we've put together a team of experts to ensure that your weekend is one to remember. Our event manager will work directly with you from the time of the property tour until the last of your guests has left the property to ensure that you have the wedding you have always dreamed of having. No matter what time of year it is, our Event Barn is a beautiful setting for a reception. Featuring a rustic feel while still providing the comforts of heat and air conditioning, the space is handicap accessible and adaptable to your specific requirements.

• Spaces for 225 Guests

Set in the hills of southern Vermont, Honora Winery & Vineyard blends Napa influences with New England traditions. The estate spans two locations: a tasting room in Jacksonville where visitors sample Honora's wines, and Avigliano at Honora, an elegant wedding venue on Collins Road in West Halifax that offers a modern setting for weddings and private events. Vineyard tours are available by appointment. Honora's wines have been recognized in competitions over the years, earning golds, silvers, and bronzes from the New York International Wine Competition, the Sunset International Wine Competition, the Grand Harvest Awards, and the Amenti de Vino International Wine Competition. In 2009, the winery received the Five Star Diamond Award for Hospitality from the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences.

• Spaces for 170 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn

The Inn at Manchester is a historic bed & breakfast in Manchester Village, Vermont, built in 1890 and welcoming guests as an inn since 1978. Over more than a century, the property passed through several stewards — from Mrs. Mathilda Shepard, who built the original house, to the Rosenberg family, who opened the Inn at Manchester in December 1978 and renovated it with the Vermont Division of Historic Preservation in 1985. In 2015, the Hanes family, then owners of the Inn, added the Celebration Barn as a dedicated event space alongside the property's Carriage House suites. The Celebration Barn offers 2,500 square feet of floor space plus an outdoor terrace and fire pit, with seating configurations that can be tailored to a couple's style. It accommodates gatherings from small, intimate ceremonies to celebrations for up to 170 guests, and also hosts corporate meetings. The Inn at Manchester additionally offers an elopement package for couples planning a simpler, more spontaneous wedding. Since 2018, the Inn has been owned and operated by the Maggiotto family, who continue its tradition of hospitality in the Green Mountains of Vermont.

• Spaces for 20-400 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 6 Museums
• 6 Total Spaces

Southern Vermont Arts Center sits on more than 120 acres at the foot of the Taconic Mountains in Manchester, Vermont, on a campus that began in 1917 as the summer estate of Gertrude Divine Webster. Southern Vermont Artists acquired the property in 1950 and built it into a nonprofit arts center with galleries, an outdoor sculpture garden, and trails connecting to Equinox Mountain. The estate's original 1917 mansion, Yester House, now anchors the campus with ten galleries and curATE Café, and can host private events. The Elizabeth de C. Wilson Museum, designed by architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen and opened in 2000, houses the center's permanent collection of more than 900 works and includes a meeting room and kitchenette for private events. The Louise Arkell Pavilion, dedicated in 1970, is a 400-seat auditorium with professional-quality acoustics and retractable side walls that open to the back lawn for tented events. Outdoors, the campus includes what the arts center describes as the largest sculpture garden in Vermont. Together, the buildings and grounds host weddings, receptions, and private events, with catering handled by Church Street Hospitality, the center's exclusive on-site caterer.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

The 1846 Inn & Tavern (formerly the West Dover Inn) occupies a stagecoach stop and tavern originally built in 1846, restored under longtime family ownership in Vermont's Green Mountains near Mount Snow. The inn continues a hospitality tradition its owners trace back more than 150 years, and it keeps a written record of that history alive through a poem passed from innkeeper to innkeeper, each adding a verse to the property's story. The property offers 12 accommodations alongside the 1846 Tavern, where a chef-driven menu, a raw bar, and rotating craft beers anchor the dining side of the operation. The tavern is open daily on a first-come, first-served basis. For private events, the inn hosts gatherings in its outdoor tent with dedicated servers, on an outdoor patio with fire pits, or in its indoor dining space for smaller groups, with event details and pricing arranged directly with the innkeeper's team.

• Spaces for 300-400 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Estate
• 1 Tent

Farm Road Estate sits on 35 private acres in the Green Mountains of West Dover, Vermont, a property whose history traces back to an 18th-century sawmill before it was converted into a boutique inn. The estate includes two ponds for swimming, fishing, or canoeing and kayaking, along with hiking trails, a kitchen garden, and fire pits scattered across the grounds. Forbes has named the property one of the most romantic places to stay in the world. Described as a full-service, quintessential Vermont wedding destination, Farm Road Estate hosts weddings of all sizes and in all seasons. Couples can hold a ceremony on the expansive lawn beside the property's two ponds or in the Enchanted Forest, then move the celebration into the 18th-century Great Room or the outdoor event tent, which accommodates up to 300 guests for dancing and receptions. On-site dining includes Sawmill Bar & Table, a farm-to-table restaurant led by Executive Chef Christopher Lauinger that draws on the estate's own agricultural bounty, as well as the more casual Red Door Burger Co.

• Spaces for 40-200 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 2 Historic Spaces
• 1 Estate

The Curtis House is an 1850s Dutch Colonial home set on five acres of cut flower gardens, orchards, and open lawn in Ashfield, Massachusetts. The property takes its name from George William Curtis — editor of Harper's Weekly and a prominent 19th-century lecturer and essayist — who summered there with his wife and established the Ashfield Dinners, an annual community gathering that became a New England institution. Today, Gloriosa & Co. operates the Curtis House as an exclusive-use event venue. The restored late 19th-century barn is the heart of the property, accommodating up to 140 guests beneath exposed beams and locally milled hardwood floors, with a stone patio that opens directly onto the cut flower gardens. For winter celebrations, the main house hosts intimate gatherings of up to 40. The venue books one event per weekend, keeping each occasion genuinely exclusive to the couple or group who books it. In-house catering, bar, and floral design services are available on-site, handled by the same team that manages planning and day-of coordination.

• Spaces for 500 Guests

Set on Hunter Park Road in Manchester Center, Vermont, the Northshire Civic Center is a nonprofit civic center built around Riley Rink, home to hockey, figure skating, and learn-to-skate programs each winter. In spring the rink surface gives way to turf for field sports and training, and by summer the grounds transform again into what the venue calls Southern Vermont's premier festival venue. Every July, the property hosts the two-day Dead of Summer Music Festival, and each year it is also home to the three-day Green Mountain Bluegrass & Roots festival (GMBR), which draws more than 3,000 people to camp, dance, and take in performances from regional artists. The Northshire Civic Center also welcomes craft fairs and community gatherings on its grounds throughout the season. Just minutes from downtown Manchester and within easy reach of Bromley and Stratton mountains, the Northshire Civic Center describes itself as more than an ice rink or event venue — a community gathering place where neighbors, families, and visitors come together to play, compete, and celebrate throughout the year.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

Blackberry River Inn is a historic 1763 colonial property set on 27 acres in Norfolk, Connecticut, in the foothills of the Southern Berkshires. The inn accommodates small intimate weddings and private gatherings with an exclusive full-property experience — the entire estate is reserved for the event group for the day and overnight, creating a genuinely private setting across the Main House, Carriage House, and a standalone Cottage. The property's event spaces include a cherry-paneled library, a music room, and extensive grounds that offer abundant opportunities for outdoor photography. A private pool with white picket fencing anchors the outdoor area, and the 27-acre setting provides room to spread out across multiple distinct areas of the property. Seventeen uniquely appointed guest rooms allow event attendees to stay on-site, and the morning after, overnight guests are treated to a made-to-order breakfast prepared with locally sourced ingredients. The inn is well suited to corporate retreats and private business meetings in addition to weddings, making it a versatile option for groups seeking a historic New England estate with full-exclusivity access.

• Spaces for 130-200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn
• 1 Historic Space

The Colonel Williams Inn and Barn has stood on Route 9 in Marlboro, Vermont for over 250 years, making it the oldest structure in town. Captain William Williams, a Revolutionary War officer and member of Ethan Allen's Green Mountain Boys, purchased the property in 1769 and built the barn that still stands today; the family's original 1772-73 home now serves as the inn's main entrance and lobby. The nine-acre property sits atop a hill with meadows, forest, and a spring-fed pond. The 18th-century barn hosts weddings and private events for up to 150 guests, with 130 comfortably seated. Packages include 48 hours of property access before the ceremony, professional event coordination, tables, linens, china and flatware, décor inventory, custom up-lighting and pathway lighting, and an indoor dining room as a weather contingency. Couples booking the barn also receive two nights in the wedding suite. The venue also hosts micro and mini weddings for 2 to 50 guests and offers catering for 50 or fewer guests, rehearsal dinner packages, bar packages, lawn games, and a fire pit. Beyond weddings, the inn operates as a bed and breakfast with guest rooms, including pet-friendly accommodations, available for weekend stays and family reunions.

• Spaces for 96-450 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Event Space
• 2 Total Spaces

Established in 1901 and set on 560 acres of woodland in Colebrook, Connecticut, Camp Jewell YMCA is a year-round retreat and event destination operated by the YMCA of Greater Hartford. The property spans two distinct campuses — Main Camp and the secluded Hide-A-Way Ranch — separated by Triangle Lake, offering groups a range of settings from large-scale gatherings to smaller, more intimate retreats. The Main Camp dining hall accommodates more than 450 guests and serves homemade meals with options for gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan diets. The Hide-A-Way Ranch, tucked away across the lake, hosts groups of 30 to 96 in its Longhouse and Bunkhouse cabins, each with private restrooms, furnished common rooms, and covered decks. Its dining hall seats up to 100 and features a fireplace room with views overlooking the chapel and Triangle Lake. Beyond accommodations, the property offers a 40-acre private lake, high ropes courses, horseback riding, rock climbing, archery, kayaking, and miles of hiking trails — making it a distinctive setting for retreats, conferences, team-building events, weddings, school programs, and family gatherings throughout the year.

• Spaces for 50-150 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 3 Hotels
• 3 Total Spaces

Deerfield Inn has welcomed guests since July 1884, making it one of New England's enduring historic country inns. It sits on Old Main Street in Deerfield, Massachusetts — a village recognized as a National Historic Landmark and surrounded by working farms, period homes, and the pastoral Connecticut River Valley countryside known locally as the Happy Valley. The inn's large white-columned clapboard building retains much of its original character: a robin's egg blue front porch ceiling, the original hayloft door, a cast-iron horse weathercock, and preserved historic flooring. Twenty-four guest rooms are split between the main house and carriage house, and Champney's Restaurant and Tavern anchors the property's dining. For private events, the Terrace Café offers a multi-purpose setting with south-facing windows, French doors to a garden patio, a private bar, and coat check, accommodating up to 70 guests for a reception or 50 for a seated dinner. Champney's Restaurant seats 50 for private dinners in a room with period wallpaper, a fireplace, and chandeliers. The inn hosts weddings, elopements, corporate retreats, and social gatherings — with on-site accommodations so guests can stay through the celebration.

• Spaces for 35-100 Guests
• 3 Event Spaces
• 1 Venue with Activities
• 1 Garden

Magic Wings Butterfly Conservatory is an indoor living ecosystem in South Deerfield, Massachusetts, home to over 4,000 free-flying butterflies representing more than 70 tropical and native species. Alongside the butterflies, guests encounter dart frogs, tortoises, koi ponds, and a variety of other wildlife — creating a natural environment unlike any conventional event venue. For private events, Magic Wings offers several distinct spaces: the glass-enclosed Conservatory for ceremonies of up to 100 guests; the Atrium, a larger reception area also accommodating up to 100; and two more intimate rooms, the North Room and the Monarch, each suited for gatherings of up to 35. Private events and weddings are held after 5pm Wednesday through Sunday, and on select Mondays and Tuesdays. Wedding packages from 20 to 100 guests include in-house catering by head Chef Sean, planning meetings, day-of coordination, and the option for a butterfly release during the ceremony. Smaller celebrations — showers, birthday parties, and private gatherings — can be arranged through a dedicated package that includes tables, chairs, and a complimentary butterfly release.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

The Six Bells Countryside Inn occupies a historic three-story building in Rosendale, New York, that has operated as a hospitality venue since 1850, when it first opened as the Central Hotel. Situated on the banks of Rondout Creek in the Hudson Valley, the inn draws its character from English and American countryside aesthetics and offers eleven uniquely designed guest rooms alongside an on-site retail shop filled with antiques and country-inspired décor. The venue is available for weddings, private dinners, and corporate retreats. A large outdoor deck overlooks Rondout Creek, and private dining rooms accommodate more intimate gatherings. The Feathers, the inn's restaurant and tavern, serves early American and traditional country cooking developed by Chef Larkin Young, who sources from local Hudson Valley farms and bakers.