Stroudsmoor’s enduring reputation for gracious hospitality paired with old-world charm and scenic views of the surrounding mountains have made the Inn a wedding cornerstone in the Poconos for 40 years. Situated atop its own mountain and sprawling across 200+ acres bordering the nearby Cherry Valley National Wildlife Refuge, Stroudsmoor boasts six diverse wedding and event venues from which our couples may choose to host their celebration. With capabilities for hosting everything from the most intimate affairs to the grandest parties numbering well into the hundreds, you’re sure to find a venue here to suit your vision. And with a dynamic in-house staff comprised of our Floral & Décor Team, Spa & Bridal Studio, Event Planners & Event Execution specialists, Group Lodging Specialist, Culinary & Confection Professionals, and more, we ensure that every one of our clients has all the assistance, tools, and services needed to make sure their wedding is remembered fondly for years to come.

The John James Audubon Center in Audubon, PA, offers a stunning, serene setting for your dream wedding. Surrounded by 175 acres of picturesque landscapes, our venue blends natural beauty with elegance, making it the perfect backdrop for your special day. With breathtaking views of meadows, woodlands, and tranquil surroundings, the center offers both outdoor ceremonies beneath a canopy of trees and a charming, light-filled event space for your reception. Your wedding will be unforgettable in this peaceful and scenic setting. Our dedicated team of professionals will work with you to ensure every detail is perfectly tailored to your vision, from seamless event planning to personalized touches. The Audubon Center offers a unique blend of natural splendor and sophisticated amenities, making it the ideal location for your wedding day. Let us help you create a wedding day that reflects your unique love story in a place as beautiful and timeless as your commitment to each other.

Chelsea Sun Inn is a wedding venue in Mount Bethel, PA, that offers a very unique 24hr event experience! Situated on 200 private acres, Chelsea Sun boasts a 20,000 square foot Mansion surrounded by miles & miles of lush, unspoiled countryside with unparalleled views of the famous Delaware Water Gap Mountain pass from our ceremony hill! Conveniently located about an hour from the greater Northern New Jersey/ New York City area & only 1.5 hrs from Philly, Chelsea Sun Inn is an ideal destination location! No fee for ceremony on site! Ceremony chairs are included! An officiant is also available if needed! Chelsea Sun's main house can sleep 40 people comfortably with breakfast optional for everyone the next morning. Add in the large outdoor inground pool, outdoor heated jacuzzi spa, fire pit & you have all the makings for a perfect family & friends' celebration!

Bello Giorno Estate is a modern interpretation of a romantic Italian villa in Tuscany. The grounds were inspired by and seek to emulate the villas of Tuscany's countryside. Situated alongside the scenic and historic Pequest river in Belvidere New Jersey, our Estate personifies an intimate natural elegance. Our grounds are carefully curated with a grand entrance gate, flowing gardens, and seasonal designs that provide the perfect accompaniment to our three outdoor ceremony spaces. Bello Giorno Estate also offers a separate 'Grooms Room' and Bridal Cottage for the wedding couple. Both spaces serve as the perfect place for your groomsmen and bridesmaids to privately enjoy pre-ceremony drinks and appetizers. Our riverside rock walls complement the outdoors and provide a place to sit quietly with your loved one and enjoy a specialty cocktail as you watch the river flow and native fauna pass by.

Built By Dimmick Drake in 1906, Castle Inn was the last of the great hotels to be built in Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvania. Tourists flocked to the Gap to escape the summer heat and enjoy the beauty of the Delaware River. Designed by German architect Robert Brueckner, Castle Inn was constructed of poured concrete and timber beams, a European construction technique unusual in the United States at the time.