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.

At Bush Meadow Farm, we don't host wedding days. We host wedding experiences so you can celebrate your love, your way. Located in the Quiet Corner of Connecticut, our beautiful farm property features multiple reception and ceremony locations for you to dream up the most unique, true to your love, family and friend filled, wedding. Our goal is to create a relationship with our couples, and we will look out for them. We have an open communication style. Our Brides and Grooms feel relaxed and settle into this amazing space with their family and friends.

A Winbrooke wedding is a blend of refined elegance – elegance that can only be found in a restored 1905 manor – as well as thoughtful details to make our manor feel like yours. You and your guests will step onto our property in awe of the magnificent views, architecture, and class, while appreciating your own personal touches throughout the estate.

Exchange vows and mingle with loved ones against the backdrop of The Mount’s colorful, award-winning formal gardens and the elegant interior of Edith Wharton’s historic mansion. Spanning nearly 50 acres, the gracious, spectacular estate is the perfect setting for an unforgettable wedding. For your ceremony location, choose from the exquisite French Flower Garden, inspired by the gardens at Versailles, or the intimate Italian Garden, inspired by renaissance architecture. After your ceremony you can host cocktails on the expansive terrace overlooking The Mount’s meticulously manicured property and the mountains beyond. With a variety of locations available, the estate and gardens can accommodate weddings of varying sizes depending on your needs. We will provide ideas, but encourage you to make creative choices to individualize your reception.

Stonover Farm is a small luxury inn located in the beautiful Berkshires, home to outstanding natural scenery, picturesque New England towns and a hub of cultural activity. The Barn, Barn Gallery & Annex and the surrounding grounds provide a beautiful space for the creation of your own special wedding. Our historic 1890's barn provides the perfect architectural background to create a magical evening for you and your guests. Lean in to the pastoral setting with simple wildflowers and candlelight or create a space of light, flowers and decor that rivals any setting. The space is available for dinner, dancing and a late night after party.

Constructed soon after the Great Fire of 1902, The United Bank Building was built to house two banks whose previous buildings had been destroyed, New Milford Savings Bank and the New Milford First National Bank. The two banks immediately organized to rebuild, quickly agreeing in principal to build a joint facility on the site of the New England House, a locally well known tavern and inn located at the corner of Bank and Main Street. For most of its life, the building had been used in some form of a bank, but had been largely under-used in recent decades, and had fallen into disrepair. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 and taken over by Village Green Investments in 2015. After 9 months of renovations, the building became 19Main. Throughout renovations, we strived for modern amenities with historic elegance; three vaults remain from the building’s former bank days.

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.

Are you envisioning a wedding surrounded by the warmth of a modern barn, the charm of rustic details, and the natural beauty of a 5-acre tree farm? Look no further than Evergreen Farms, nestled in the heart of Dayville, CT, the perfect canvas for your love story. Our venue seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern sophistication, providing a timeless backdrop for your celebration. Picture-perfect settings await as you explore our expansive tree farm, a serene escape for breathtaking photo opportunities. Elevate your celebration with customizable catering options starting as low as $20 per person, ensuring a delightful experience for you and your guests. We would LOVE to hear from you!! To find out more information or to schedule a tour, you can email us at evergreenfarms22atgmaildotcom or submit an inquiry at wwwdotevergreenfarms22dotcom ! At Evergreen Farms, we're not just a venue; we're the beginning of your forever. Let us be the canvas for your love story.

Industrial facility that can be turned into any vision. The venue is very versatile and has a light base that compliments all color schemes. Perfect opportunity to have a unique wedding vibe. Plenty of parking to accommodate all guests and staff associated with the event.

Pachaug Cottages hosts a lakeside 40x60ft heavy timber frame pavilion and seasonal cottages to host your wedding! Conveniently located near the Rhode Island / Connecticut border on Pachaug Pond, the property is within driving range of several international airports (Providence, Hartford, Boston). Contact us today to book a tour!

Nestled on 12 private acres in the foothills of the Berkshires, our property offers comfort and luxury beyond compare with some of the most breathtaking views for your incredible event. Our venue offers an elegant space with a neutral palette to meet every design aesthetic. Our private Berkshire oasis is the perfect backdrop to create memories that will last a lifetime.

Elmartin Farm derives its name from the initials and last name of Everett Lawrence Martin, Sr, father to Everett Lawrence Martin Jr., known as "Gus," who with his wife, Dodi are the current owners of the farm. Presently, sons, Kim and Shawn, operate and manage the farm. They are the 8th generation of ancestral Martins who began farming in Cheshire, MA in 1790. By the late 1950s, Elmartin Farm had become a major dairy farm in the Northern Berkshire County. Its herd grew to 80 milkers and 80 head of youngstock. Together, the herd filled the new barn which had been completed in 1952. The barn, with the addition of a milking parlor, remains the focal point of Elmartin Farm.

The Ruins at Sassafras Museum is the home of the former Shaker Second Family settlement, one of five Shaker settlements in The Mount Lebanon Shaker Village in New Lebanon, New York. We call ourselves a boutique museum because unlike other Shaker Museums that replicate the past, we have interpreted the past and creatively restored each location on the property. You can tour the last standing Shaker Chair Factory, explore the ruins of the Sister's Workshop, Cow Barn, and Hay Ramp, hike to the cemetery where 173 Shakers are buried, and enjoy the beauty of our gardens, waterfall, stream and pond.

Since 1978, this 325 acre farm located in Preston, Connecticut has been a farm for all providing families with lasting memories while traversing the many acres of cut-your-own Christmas trees, filling up buckets of pick-your-own strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, or finding the perfect apples and pumpkins to ring in the fall season.