Castle Farm is a private, exclusive 150-acre premier equestrian estate & wedding and corporate event venue located in Snow Hill, on the beautiful Eastern Shore of Maryland. We are an authentic historic farm, breeding elegant Andalusian horses and adorable micro mini Scottish Highland cows. The barn is an immaculate timber-framed barn with hammered copper walls and the solid mahogany barn doors provide the perfect entrance to your fairytale. If you want an authentic barn wedding, where your guests will make lasting memories for years to come, taking photos with newborn foals, and being impressed with impeccable service AND a truly magical experience for your wedding, book Castle Farm today.

The Shores of Cedar Point is situated on a large farm and is located on the North River in Mathews county Virginia. The Bride and her bridal party use part of the 1930's brick home to get ready in. The Groom and his bridal party have a separate room and is located a short walk away near the barn. The remodeled rustic barn is just a few more steps away with a fixed dance floor and twinkle lighting. We provide white padded chairs and tables for 150. We have another covered site for inclement weather. Ample parking and majestic scenery for you and your guest to enjoy as they meander down past cows and goats to the wedding site. For Saturday weddings the Friday before is blocked off so the wedding party can come in a decorate and have their rehearsal at no extra charge. The pergola was designed to capture sunset between the pillars overlooking the river, to make those everlasting memories.

Nestled along the serene shores of St. Jerome’s Creek, this waterfront farm wedding venue is a picturesque escape that embodies rustic charm and natural beauty. As you step onto our sprawling property, you're enveloped by the tranquility of the countryside, surrounded by the gentle lapping of the water against the shore.

The Furnace Town Foundation, Inc. is a private not-for-profit corporation charged with the responsibility of preserving, restoring, and interpreting the twenty-five acres of Furnace Town Historic Site, the 19th-century village of the Nassawango Iron Furnace. They say that love makes the world go-'round, and Furnace Town has been around for a long time! If you're looking for a place that's beautiful, natural, and historic, look no further than Furnace Town Historic Site. Our quaint forest village offers a number of stunning and unique backdrops that are perfect for your special day; including the Nassawango Iron Furnace and the Old Nazareth Church. For your reception, our large outdoor pavilion will fit any party you can plan with plenty of space for tables, food, drinks, and dancing! You'll be able to enjoy the natural beauty of our location and the history of it all—email today to book a tour of the best town to tie the knot in!

Founded in 2003, the gated-entry Brandon Estate is a cherished and prized estate of the Brandon Family. An Fierm, which translates to “The Farm” in Irish, was originally a smaller four bedroom house, primarily used as a getaway cabin and romantic escape. Over the years, the Brandons added over 3000 square feet of living space and amenities including a great room, a stone wood-burning fireplace, a wine cellar, a pool, a game room, and a private balcony overlooking the estate. The mansion is now well over 5000 square feet- comprised of 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, and a stunning designer kitchen. All in all, the mansion can sleep 16 people comfortably. With over 300 acres of private farm land, 200 acres of which is farmed crop. Loaded with scenic walking trails, barns, fresh water fish-stocked ponds, canoes, a stone chapel, and rolling landscape- the property is sure to keep you busy during your stay!

Pier450 is a beach-chic hospitality destination with a cleverly appointed boutique motel, world-class casual fine dining restaurant, outdoor and indoor wedding spaces, natural gardens, and a spacious beach. Easily accessible to Washington, DC, and Baltimore — with no Bay Bridge traffic — Pier450 is set amid a pastoral collection of farmland and marinas just minutes from St. Mary’s College and across the river from Virginia’s popular Northern Neck.