We live in a special time when historic buildings are appreciated and preserved. They afford a glimpse into what life was like in a bygone era. Perhaps that’s why historic wedding venues are so popular.
Elements that dream weddings are made of --elegance, romance, and a majestic castle with sweeping views of the countryside. It sounds like a fairytale but historic castle wedding venues in the Philadelphia area truly exist.
The first step in wedding planning is searching for that Philadelphia wedding venue that sets the stage for the big day! If you have a dreamy venue in mind, you’ll want to schedule a site tour. But before you sign the dotted line, make sure you have all of your information.
Here at BMH, 2015 is the year of long distance couples. While we’re overjoyed that we’re meeting couples from around the world, we understand that planning a wedding from a distance can be difficult. Link over for some tips to remember if you’re planning your wedding from afar!
Just off of Belmont Plateau, a windy road brings you to a respite of land on historic mansion row in East Fairmount Park. It is dotted with beautiful stately structures from Belmont Mansion to Lemon Hill Mansion and the historic Fairmount houses of Mount Pleasant, Laurel Hill, and Smith Memorial Playhouse & Playground. The area is surrounded by rolling hills and remarkable cityscapes, especially at dusk and electrifying at night.
We noticed improvements recently at historic Merion Tribute House so we turned to Event Coordinator Colette Speakman to learn the latest about the Main Line wedding and event venue—as well as a little history. Here is what she had to say:
Recently, we met with The College of Physicians team and Catering By Design to take you on a tour of what a wedding is like at this beautiful historic Philadelphia venue.
Bring your significant other, your besties or family for an interactive way to plan your wedding. Visit a Main Line wedding venue Open House to tour the space, indulge in a menu tasting or take in some tunes with a live wedding band showcase this month. Here are some fun June events to plan your wedding:
You’re engaged—congratulations! When it’s time to book your unique Chester County wedding venue, look no further than the vintage chic elegance of Columbia Station, located in quaint Phoenixville, Pennsylvania.
In the Greater Philadelphia area, we are fortunate to be part of an active and thriving industry association called NACE, National Association for Catering and Events, a large group of individual wedding and event professionals.
Each month, NACE hosts its meeting at a Philadelphia area wedding venue, full of fabulous catering, entertainment and an educational speaker series.
Engaged couples planning their Delaware wedding will want to mark the date for The Wilmington Luxury Bridal Show and Expo from 12-4 p.m. Sunday, March 6!
Although the average engagement length has increased, there are plenty of couples that would rather have a short engagement, and for a number of great reasons. Read on for a few of our favorite reasons to consider a short engagement!
Nearly 1000 brides from around the country rated venues and catering services. The College’s unique celebratory spaces paired with Catering By Design’s highly rated food and service was further distinguished by being the only venue selected in the entire Philadelphia region.
Enjoy a special Valentine’s Open House from 12-2 p.m. Feb. 15 at Anthony Wayne House! This special open house features a tour of the historic Main Line wedding and event venue that is surrounded by rolling landscape and lush foliage.
Visit Brandywine Manor House from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. January 17 for a Wedding Tasting Event with John Serock Catering in the Chester County wedding venue’s newly built barn.