Located in the rolling hills in south central Pennsylvania, The Granary at Peach Glen offers a rustic and beautiful scene for any wedding celebrations. Views of the South Mountain Appalachian Ridge and surrounding apple orchards provide the perfect backdrop. Couples can use the many locations on the property to exchange vows including the original barn stone foundation. The landscape around the historic Granary allows for cocktails and receptions, while the wedding party takes advantage of the many photo opportunities on the property. In 1902, Elmer Thomas and his wife purchased the plot of land right off Peach Glen Road in Gardners, Pennsylvania. Here they settled and built their family home, while farming and harvesting the surrounding land. The Thomas family has continuously worked to restore and bring the property back to life. We are honored to have such a beautiful and historic piece of history still within the family to share with you for your special day.

Lakewood Estates is a secluded property surrounded by 153 forested acres in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. The property features The Venue, a 5,700 sq. ft. climate controlled event center, as well as The Manor House for lodging. Lakewood Estates offers a picturesque setting for a multitude of events. Please visit our website for more details and to inquire.

Located in Central Pennsylvania, Birch Hill boasts a beautiful setting to host your wedding or event. There are two buildings on the property and several outdoor locations including a fire pit, to accommodate your specific needs for your event.

In one word, our wedding venue is versatile. You can achieve nearly any vibe with our stylish space: edgy, modern, rustic, formal, classic, elegant, boho—you name it. Our chic design elements and flat-out cool atmosphere make the space supportive of any aesthetic you’re after. We are finishing renovations and booking for spring 2024!

Built in 1918, the Carlisle Ribbon Mill was a functioning ribbon mill until 1987. The building sat mostly empty until the MCcarren family bought the property in 2003. They spent the next few years bringing it back to life and 2006 started restoration on what is now the Carlisle Ribbon Mill Banquet Facility.