The Wadsworth Mansion, a nineteenth-century Beaux Art style mansion, is the quintessential country estate. Graced by expansive lawns and surrounded by 103 acres of wooded parklands the Mansion reflects an era of grandeur and elegance. There are multiple locations for outdoor ceremonies and guests can enjoy cocktails and dance on the terrace under the stars. The Mansion can accommodate two hundred guests for a seated dinner reception and larger numbers for cocktail parties. Only one event is scheduled each day and couples can select from a list of approved caterers to create the wedding of their dreams.

The James Blackstone Memorial Library, commonly known as the Blackstone Library, in Branford, Connecticut, is a historic and elegant venue perfect for weddings. Commissioned by Timothy Blackstone to honor his father, James Blackstone, the library was designed by renowned architect Solon Spencer Beman and completed in 1896. Its classic architectural features and serene ambiance make it an enchanting backdrop for wedding ceremonies and receptions. Woodwinds Catering enhances the wedding experience at the Blackstone Library with exquisite culinary offerings and impeccable service. Their attention to detail ensures that every aspect of the wedding day is flawlessly executed, from planning to the final toast. The library’s stunning exterior, with its intricate stonework and majestic columns, provides a picturesque setting for wedding photographs. Inside, the elegant interiors with high ceilings and rich woodwork create a warm and inviting atmosphere for guests.

Thank you for considering TurnPark as the venue for your dream wedding or event. Our wide open spaces, world class sculptures and beautiful views are just some of the reasons TurnPark is one of the most unique wedding venues in the Berkshires. Our grounds offer a stunning marble amphitheater for ceremonies and two large fields for receptions. Fields of wild flowers, a marble quarry, and the picturesque New England town of West Stockbridge provide a magical backdrop for wedding photos.

We make our beautiful facilities, equipment, and catering staff available for weddings, reunions, meetings, and other events. We have four beautiful indoor/outdoor event spaces to choose from, all different and unique in their own way!

Choosing the right location for your wedding is one of the most important and often the most challenging decisions to make. Let your imagination run wild at Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo! Celebrate your special event in one of three unique spaces, including our Victorian Greenhouse, rustic Hanson Building or large Carousel Building with an indoor working carousel. Whether it’s your ceremony, reception, or rehearsal dinner, we are sure to have a venue to meet your wedding vision!

Step back in time and say "I do" surrounded by over 100 years of carousel art and history at The Carousel Museum in Bristol, CT. We are a unique venue for unique couples. Housed in a beautifully restored post-and-beam factory from 1901, the museum boasts a fascinating collection of intricately carved animals, and memorabilia from the golden age of amusement parks. Host your ceremony with us at no additional charge. The celebration continues in the charming ballroom upstairs with sparkling Venetian crystal chandeliers and ample dance floor, it's the perfect space to dance the night away. Choose your own caterer and vendors to bring your wedding vision to life. Your rental includes a full day of set-up, tables and chairs, and your celebration supports the museum's mission to preserve and restore these works of art for future generations to enjoy. ​Experience the timeless charm and beauty of The Carousel Museum as you celebrate your love and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Imagine spending your wedding day exploring the wonders of the Connecticut Science Center, where beauty and innovation converge! Nestled along the banks of the Connecticut River, this venue offers a one-of-a-kind setting for couples seeking a wedding that blends elegance and fun. Whether you envision an intimate affair or a grand reception, the Science Center promises an experience brimming with charm and the magic of scientific discovery.

In 1926, Helen Osborne Storrow was decorating a temporary structure to depict an early American kitchen. An active trustee of the Eastern States Exposition and chairwoman of the Home Department, she dreamed of moving the handicraft exhibit to an actual home on-site – a building with its own kitchen!