The Loring-Greenough House is a jewel of a preserved Georgian country mansion set on two acres of landscaped grounds in the center of one of Boston’s greenest neighborhoods, Jamaica Plain. The authentic historic surroundings are the perfect setting for a modern-day wedding, anniversary party, holiday fête — or any one of life’s special occasions. Gathering amidst the elegance of the 1760s estate is one way to celebrate your future and share in preserving the past.

Perhaps more than any other occasion, weddings are a reflection of your personality. Offering a matchless riverfront location, the Museum presents a complete range of options for your special day. Choose from an array of unique, interactive indoor venues including the Blue Wing, or opt for the open-air, riverfront Washburn Pavilion.

The Huntington is Boston’s leading professional theatre and one of the region’s premier cultural assets. The building holds two large rental spaces, with additional lobby and catering areas. The Huntington Theatre is a 739-seat proscenium-style theatre, regularly used for performances and events. On the second floor of the west wing, is the Maso Studio, a fully convertible black box space, with a maximum seating capacity of 227. The space is regularly used for small performances, rehearsals, and social events.

Courtyard Boston Downtown welcomes you to the birthplace of the American Revolution where we boast an eclectic blend of historic charm and modern technology. Say "I Do" at one of Boston's most historic wedding venues featuring 13,000 square feet of newly renovated event space. Just steps from entertainment venues and Boston Common, our welcoming hotel offers 315 rooms and the perfect setting for your big day.

Royale Nightclub brings to you an unparalleled experience for any private event in downtown Boston. Built in 1918 this former opera house boasts a gigantic 33,000 sq foot venue available to handle any and every special event need. By taking the original fundamental beauty of the room and combining it with state of the art upgrades in sound and lighting, Royale truly is a venue like no other. Royale is a fully functional entertainment complex with the ability to transform from a nightclub setting to a full concert hall as well as a corporate function room, there is truly nothing that can not be done with the venue. With modular furniture placed around the room, this can be manipulated to make the room smaller by simple layout adjustments or taken out completely for large receptions or sit down presentations.

At first glance, The Commons 1854’s quintessential New England exterior and garden will impress you, but what you experience when you walk through the double doors will leave you breathless. Trust our experienced coordinators to make you feel just as special as you are welcomed back the day of your wedding. Contact the Commons 1854 to begin planning the wedding of your dreams today.

Wine pioneer and vintner Raffaele Bruno created the Boston Winery in 2006. Mr. Bruno grew up in Abruzzi, Italy crafting fine wines with his forefathers. It was this tradition of quality and care bound by family that you will find in everything you see in us today. In every sip, every smile, and every moment of significance, these values live on. It comes down to one simple truth: family isn’t about us, it starts and ends with you.

Once a colonial farmstead known as Cherry Hill Farm, the Bradley Estate was transformed in 1902 into a classic country estate. Dr. Arthur Tracey Cabot hired noted Architect Charles Platt to design a great house, landscaped grounds, and a complex of farm and estate buildings. Platt adorned the lovely natural setting with manicured lawns, a walled garden, and a brick-edged parterre garden. In 1945, Cabot's niece Eleanor Cabot Bradley acquired Cherry Hill Farm and lived there with her husband until its bequest to The Trustees of Reservations in 1991. Mrs. Bradley made some notable additions to the property, including a greenhouse and a studio. Today, the Bradley Estate is open to the public and the house and grounds host special occasions for both private and corporate clients.

Experience the charm of the North Shore, Plan an entire weekend on one property, starting with an intimate welcome reception for family and close friends on the second floor balcony. Host the main event in our courtyard, followed by a reception on the first floor of the mansion. Head down to The Cellar for the after party, and meet your guests for Sunday brunch in our dining room following morning. With eight boutique hotel rooms, including a bridal suite, the entire wedding party can stay on site for a seamless event.

At Hotel Marblehead, experience the perfect blend of historic elegance and coastal charm for your dream wedding. Our venue, situated in the quintessential coastal town of Marblehead, offers brides the freedom to infuse their personality into every detail, creating a DIY-friendly atmosphere. With proximity to the enchanting waterfront and the intimate allure of micro-weddings, Hotel Marblehead provides a unique and unforgettable setting for couples seeking a timeless and personalized celebration. Our dedicated team ensures attention to every detail, making your special day a seamless and joy-filled experience in the heart of coastal New England.

Thank you for considering the King Hooper Mansion for your special event. The staff at the Marblehead Arts Association takes pride in providing you with a beautiful venue and we look forward to welcoming you and your guests.

An Idyllic setting where lasting memories bloom. Floriana offers an unforgettable event experience, with its beautiful, centuries-old, Georgian-style mansion and sprawling grounds nestled amongst lush greenery. Located just 25 miles north of Boston, the estate is situated alongside the beautiful Ipswich River and provides an elegant backdrop for your event.

Celebrate your special day amidst some of the most spectacular scenery in the Northeast. The 2,100-acre Crane Estate is an unforgettable destination for your special event with its winding salt marshes, miles of barrier beach, and beautiful hilltop mansion. Chicago industrialist Richard T. Crane, Jr. first purchased the land that would become The Crane Estate in 1910. Crane was captivated by the beautiful landscape, and over the next two decades worked with some of America's leading architects and landscape architects to shape his summer retreat, sited with hilltop vistas of the Atlantic in an area of the property known as Castle Hill. In 1928, Castle Hill was crowned with a 59-room Stuart-style mansion designed by world-renowned architect David Adler. Today, the Crane family mansion is known as The Great House on The Crane Estate and is protected, along with the rest of Castle Hill, as a 165-acre National Historic Landmark.