1768 Hubbell Homestead at Colgate Park

Set in the farm country of southwestern Vermont, 1768 Hubbell Homestead at Colgate Park has been passed down through nine generations of Hubbell descendants and is owned and operated today by a direct descendant of James Colby Colgate. The property once played a small part in the American Revolutionary War and now overlooks the Bennington Battle Monument, with sweeping views of the Green Mountains framing the grounds. Weddings and private events take place under a large 60-by-90-foot tent with a cathedral ceiling, full windowed sidewalls, and a lighting package of pole-mounted canister lights and perimeter floor lighting, connected by stone walkways to a post-and-beam country amenities barn. The barn offers a receiving area, restrooms, and a wraparound porch furnished with rocking chairs overlooking the mountains and monument, while a patio just off the tent extends the celebration outdoors for cocktails and photos. Rentals include 150 ceremony chairs, 200 reception chairs, tables for 200 guests, a dance floor, farm tables, and a fully equipped catering kitchen, along with two nights of accommodations in the Hubbell Barn and onsite event supervision throughout the celebration.