The Best Retreat Wedding Venues in New Cumberland, PA

The Best Retreat Wedding Venues in New Cumberland, PA

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2 Wedding Venues in New Cumberland, PA

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The Inn at Leola Village 

5.0

Leola, PA
  • Up to 250 guests
  • All-inclusive
  • Indoor & outdoor
  • Offer

We can date our property back to 1867 when it was a fully operational tobacco farm. Today, these historic buildings are part of what makes our property so special. A blend of modern design with vintage charm amongst over 10-acres of stunning gardens make The Inn at Leola Village truly unique. Specializing in stress-free planning, we offer not only the venue and catering, but also a 60-room luxury hotel, award-winning salon and day spa, restaurants, after-party bars, on-site florist, pastry chef and experienced coordinators. The best way to truly understand everything we have to offer is to schedule a private tour and see for yourself what makes weddings at Leola Village effortless, elegant and unforgettable.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Both indoor and outdoor options
  • All-inclusive venue packages
  • Rustic charm with elegance

Venue considerations

  • No built-in audiovisual options
  • Venue feels large for events with small guest lists
  • Does not allow pets
Awarded Best of Zola
The Inn at Leola Village was a fantastic choice for our wedding venue. From the very first interaction, the staff were quick to respond, reassuring, and incredibly patient as we worked through all the details. On the day of, they ensured everything ran smoothly and that our vision came to life - the space was fun, huge, and absolutely beautiful. Gianna in particular did a wonderful job coordinating all the moving pieces to make our special day perfect. We couldn't have asked for a better venue and highly recommend The Inn at Leola Village to any couple planning their wedding.
Mariah S., 7 months ago
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The Manor at Mountain View 

4.9

Harrisburg, PA
  • Up to 325 guests
  • Select services
  • Indoor & outdoor
  • Starts at $3,400

The Manor at Mountain View was the perfect find for the owners. The rustic feel with modern-day conveniences was a must. But, what was also a must was to have a venue that the word beautiful could not even describe it but, yet to keep it affordable so that so many people could come and enjoy this spectacular piece of property. The Tavern (Groom's Tavern) has its original barn beams as this was at one time a bank barn. The rustic charm matches the rod iron chandeliers in the room leading to the tavern. In 2007 the former owners built an addition to the facility that speaks volumes, equipped with windows throughout to show off the amazing view... It really is breathtaking. Today the owners have renovated all the rooms in the building but, kept the rustic charm. It brings the family great joy to see so many people happy when they visit the property and to be able to share so many events with the individuals that rent the property is a joy that is indescribable.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Dressing room available
  • Provides event staff
  • Accommodates more than 200 guests

Venue considerations

  • Large venue, not ideal for small guest lists
  • No free parking
  • Not for you if you prefer a more modern aesthetic
Awarded Best of Zola
The Manor at Mountain View was an absolute dream venue for our wedding! From the moment we first reached out, the team was incredibly responsive, helpful and comprehensive in their communication. On the day of, they went above and beyond to ensure everything ran smoothly - even helping with a few wardrobe malfunctions! The venue itself is absolutely stunning, with beautiful spaces both inside and out that made our special day feel truly magical. Angie and her entire team were on top of it the whole time, seamlessly coordinating with each other to keep us on schedule. We were so impressed and would highly recommend The Manor at Mountain View to any couple looking for the best wedding venue. We had the best day ever thanks to this amazing team!
Kodi E., 7 months ago

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Why Is Pennsylvania an Extraordinary Wedding Destination?

Pennsylvania gives you an incredible wedding landscape that blends 18th-century colonial estates with industrial-chic spaces and stunning countryside settings. In Philadelphia you'll find historical landmarks featuring elegant Federal-style architecture while Pittsburgh offers converted warehouses with character-rich exposed brick and original iron beams. Head to Lancaster County and you can celebrate in authentic Amish-country barns with soaring post-and-beam construction and cathedral ceilings. The Poconos showcase dramatic mountain backdrops that really transform during peak wedding season in October when the fall foliage puts on a spectacular show for your special day.

What Are the Average Wedding Costs in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania venue costs typically run $6,100-$7,400 which puts you comfortably below the national average of $6,500-$12,000. Your venue will take up about 15% of your total wedding budget in Pennsylvania. Your overall costs will scale based on how many people you invite:

Guest CountTotal Wedding Budget
50 guests$19,826
100 guests$32,815
150 guests$45,028
200 guests$55,946
250 guests$66,864
300 guests$77,783

October books up fastest in Pennsylvania so plan accordingly if you're dreaming of those fall colors.

Where Can You Find Accessible Wedding Venues in Pennsylvania?

The Portico at Awbury Arboretum in Philadelphia offers fully wheelchair-accessible spaces that can seat up to 150 guests for your ceremony. They provide gender-inclusive restrooms and welcome service animals too. Elmwood Park Zoo in Montgomery County gives you a unique outdoor wedding experience with both indoor and outdoor options including their beautiful Canopy Gardens Hall. Sylvan Ridge Farm nestled in the Pocono Mountains specializes in full-weekend celebrations with spaces that balance rustic charm and refined elegance for your multi-day festivities.

Which Pennsylvania Venues Offer Enhanced Remote Participation?

Cityline Event Center in Pittsburgh features cutting-edge amenities that support advanced streaming options for guests who can't attend in person. You can enhance remote experiences by incorporating virtual reality elements interactive livestreaming with real-time guest participation and comprehensive social media integration. When you're venue shopping prioritize places with robust internet infrastructure to ensure high-quality streaming capabilities for your remote participants. Fast connections make all the difference.

Where Can Foodies Find Outstanding Culinary Experiences in Pennsylvania?

Terrain at Styer's in Glen Mills stands out for food-lovers with exceptional seasonal menus that showcase locally sourced ingredients. You'll love the farm-to-table approach. The Farmhouse at People's Light in Malvern gives you that perfect blend of rustic charm and sophisticated dining experiences your guests will rave about. Cairnwood Estate in Bryn Athyn offers truly exquisite settings paired with refined wedding cuisine that impresses even the most discerning palates. Normandy Farm Hotel in Blue Bell delivers rustic chic aesthetics alongside attentive service and remarkable food that elevates your celebration.

How Do Seasonal Considerations Affect Pennsylvania Venues?

Fall weddings in Pennsylvania feature dramatic foliage transformations where sugar maples create natural cathedrals of red and gold around your ceremony. Winter celebrations often include cozy fire pit areas and indoor spaces with floor-to-ceiling windows that preserve those mountain views while keeping everyone comfortable. Spring venues showcase flowering dogwoods and redbud trees that add natural beauty without extra decor costs. Summer weddings typically utilize cooling stations and covered outdoor areas to help everyone stay comfortable during Pennsylvania's humid July afternoons. The season really shapes your experience.

What Should You Ask When Touring Pennsylvania Wedding Venues?

Ask about sound ordinance restrictions especially in historic districts where noise limitations might affect your party timeline. Find out if venues allow outside catering for cultural food requirements you might have. Check whether spaces have dedicated power supplies for entertainment equipment to avoid day-of surprises. Inquire about separate areas for cocktail hours during room transitions so guests aren't left waiting awkwardly. Also confirm whether venue staff assists with setup and breakdown of your personal decorations as policies vary widely between properties.

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