Discover Philadelphia winery wedding venues, how this list can help you find event spaces on a vineyard and speed up your search.
Does finding your perfect wedding venue have you feeling overwhelmed? Time to wine down. Look at these 5 stunning Philadelphia-area vineyards. Just remember to always love the wine that you’re with. Cheers!
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Private Event Locations on a Vineyard
Tomasello Winery
One look at this South Jersey winery will have you saying, “Alcohol you later and set up a venue tour.”
The ballroom at Tomasello Winery is hard to rival. Plus, the venue only takes on one event at a time, so all of the concentration will be on your event and ensuring that you get the best service possible on your big day. You can exchange vows in the Chardonnay Vineyard, and then spend the remainder of the night dancing away inside the Crystal Ballroom. Schedule a tour today and be blown away!
Rose Bank Winery
This Bucks County vineyard is the definition of charming. This is the perfect setting for a wedding or any formal event of any kind. There are plenty of beautiful, wide-open spaces that will make your party unforgettable, including the airy Buckmann Barn where you can host epic receptions. The barn looks incredible at nighttime too! You heard it through the grapevine, now go visit the Rose Bank Winery!
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The Inn at Grace Winery
You finally found the one who was there for the right Riesling. Now celebrate with your closest family and friends at The Inn at Grace Winery. Nestled in the idyllic and historic Brandywine Valley, this estate has some breathtaking views. The barn is renovated from 1750, and has a lovely back patio.
The Inn once served as a safe house for the Underground Railroad and as a Civil War infirmary, so there is plenty of historical intrigue for you and your guests.
Sand Castle Winery
With seventy acres of grapevines, rolling hills, and views of the Delaware River, this Bucks County winery is as rustic and beautiful as it gets. Did we mention that there is a castle, yet? Yes, there’s a castle too.
