Nestled in the village of Oneco, CT, Angel and Anchor Farm is an idyllic wedding venue. The Victorian house and barn are situated on five acres of beautiful grounds, manicured gardens, and romantic woodlands. Owners Bill and Nichole Phelps, together with their horses, dogs, and farm animals, welcome to-be-weds for their special wedding celebrations.

The Barn at Wight Farm is the picture-perfect choice for a Sturbridge wedding featuring a restored post and beam barn with indoor and outdoor space to accommodate a ceremony and reception for up to 175. The Barn offers couples rustic elegance that is unmatched compared to the area choices for weddings. Set on nearly four acres in a colonial village setting, the Barn has beautifully landscaped grounds including a patio and fire pit. A climate controlled indoor ceremony location with rustic barn floors puts your mind at ease and keeps guests cool in the summer and warm in the winter. A spacious bridal suite is included with all weddings which provides the bride the opportunity to have special pre-wedding photographs and a beautiful setting to start the most important day of her life.

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.

The Barn at Blackstone National is an ideal country setting for weddings and celebrations. With its new post and beam barn construction, designed to complement the agricultural history of the community of Sutton, the barn overlooks scenic Blackstone Valley vistas. Whether you are planning an elegant wedding or celebration, or a more casual event, the Barn at Blackstone National is a perfect year-round venue heated and air-conditioned for comfort.

Located in Moosup, Connecticut, Hope Lodge Venue is a unique event space. Perfect for celebrations, it has 2 floors of 5000 square feet of beautifully renovated space in a building bursting with historic charm. On the top floor, couples will encounter a wood ceiling, barn doors, gold chandelier and a huge stage. Combined, these elements can create an atmosphere like no other. On the lower level, couples will find an industrial but chic rustic space with large windows, full bar and bridal suite.

Some ideas need time and space to materialize. Transforming an old rodeo horse farm into a creative compound for events and projects has proven to be a challenging example. Over time, thoughtful outbuildings and spaces are popping up throughout a fourteen-acre campus of oak forests and wild meadows. One hundred feet of wiggly barn welcomes experiences from intimate projects to large wedding celebrations with loved ones. Now, it’s a steady push towards sustainable, creative projects working in sync with the natural surroundings. Get out in the woods, get a little weird. Try to have a good time. [okayisland,com for more info.]

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!

Our ancestors settled here in 1635 from Heavitree, England, hence the name. We are one of the few longest-living farms to continue in the founder’s name “Geer.” The Heavitree is an original 18th-century building saved and moved to its current location, a 140+ acre farm started by our ancestors in 1700. The original structure was a tavern in Rhode Island, saved from destruction by Charlotte Geer to complement her family’s historic farmland. With twelve rooms, including four sleeping chambers, modern amenities, and unique 18th-century rooms, the 4,780 sq. ft. farmhouse offers a historic experience. Enjoy the vast lawns, fields, gardens, and beautiful private vistas.

A Rhode Island landmark, Stepping Stone Ranch encompasses 118 acres and was built in rural West Greenwich during the mid-1950s by the Davis family. Over the years the Ranch grew into a leading recreation and entertainment destination hosting thousands of guests and celebrity music performances. Ownership of the facility changed hands in 1995 and has been under the care of the Waldron family to the present time. Through the decades, The Ranch adapted and offers a unique destination for your wedding or special events.

Immersed within the forest of Voluntown, CT is the Tamarack Lodge. This wedding venue offers a picturesque locale for couples to celebrate their love. Towering trees sway in the breeze while the freshwater pond teems with life. A stunning setting for those looking for a rustic aesthetic. The Tamarack Lodge property spans 28 glorious acres of nature. Ceremonies may be held by one of the many scenic spots across the area. One location sits beneath the forest canopy with wooden benches for couples to exchange vows in front of. This charming setting suits chic boho weddings and can be embellished with hanging rope art and twinkle lights. Alternatively, there are also waterfront areas and garden patios that may be used for outdoor matrimonials. Nearlyweds have the option to either host their reception party outside or indoors. Event tents can be set up to provide protection from the elements while still maintaining the splendors of nature.