Oscar Barn offers a picturesque and intimate wedding venue nestled in Hooksett, New Hampshire, overlooking the scenic Merrimack River. With its rustic yet elegant charm, this family-owned venue provides a perfect setting for couples seeking a relaxing and memorable celebration. The venue features stunning views of local farmlands, including the Hip Peas Farm and Blue Violet Botanicals, which create a beautiful backdrop for outdoor receptions and events. Conveniently located just minutes off I-93, Oscar Barn offers easy access and a serene atmosphere for your special day.

The barn at ColdSpring Farm was built in 2008-09 and updated as a venue in 2019. It is a true post and beam barn intended originally for our horses but they prefer to be outside no matter what the weather or season! The barn is rustic yet elegant and has many lovely features to facilitate your special day! The downstairs is fully equipped for dining or dancing, cocktails or even your ceremony should rain threaten. The upstairs is bright, open and typically where dinner is served and a great place for dancing into the evening. A sweet Bride's Cottage sits near our ceremony area. It is a magical little cottage meant for the bride and her party. The ceremony area is fully of live edge benches and a beautiful cedar arbor. And finally, the patio has a large fire pit, a bocce court, rustic tables and plenty of spots for s'mores and fun throughout your day and evening.

Conveniently located in Central Vermont, only fifteen miles from Montpelier and the Mad River Valley, The Woods Lodge offers a secluded and inspiring location with a dedicated staff, quality catering, and comfortable accommodations. It is the perfect place to gather friends, family or business associates for an intimate meeting, retreat, special event, conference, workshop, wedding, family or class reunion -- even your pets are welcome at The Woods Lodge!

Set on a hill above picturesque Tamworth, New Hampshire, where seasons set a magical stage for recreation, arts, and entertainment, Highland House looms large and inviting as it has since 1792 . Set on a hill above picturesque Tamworth, New Hampshire, where seasons set a magical stage for recreation, arts, and entertainment, Highland House looms large and inviting as it has since 1792 when retired Salem sea captain, George Dodge, chose this delightful spot to build his beloved home.