Hadwen House Garden

The Hadwen House is a Greek Revival home on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, that was built in 1846 for whaling trader and silver salesman William Hadwen. A beautifully-manicured garden is tucked away behind this distinguished property, situated amongst the ancient homes on Main Street. The Hadwen House Garden is the ideal outdoor site for beautiful wedding ceremonies, garden parties, dinners, and picnics, all of which may be held under the stars. While serving as a living memorial to the golden age of whaling, the Hadwen House and Garden provides a beautiful historic backdrop for your wedding reception. This Greek revival estate, constructed in 1846 and nestled amid the historic mansions on Nantucket's Main Street, has a lot to offer couples who are getting married soon! In the past, this house belonged to William Hadwen, a whale trader and silver salesman from the area. The property has been transformed into a wonderfully adorned house museum, complete with furnishings that transports visitors from the eighteenth century to the twenty-first century. A wonderfully groomed garden may be found tucked away behind this upscale residence. The Hadwen House & Garden is the ideal outdoor site for elegant wedding ceremonies, garden parties, high tea, dinners, and picnics, as well as other events. Imagining saying your "I do's" in the magnificent house garden, exchanging your first kiss as husband and wife while being elevated on stone stairs and surrounded by beautiful emerald lawns and blooming English-style gardens is a dream come true. The addition of comfortable bench seating and one-of-a-kind sculptures throughout the site adds another layer of intrigue to this quaint wedding location. This elegantly fenced-in space is also suitable for outdoor seating and cocktail receptions, especially when the magnificent estate is in the background of the event.