French Creek Golf Club offers a stunning venue for all of your special events. New world amenities meet historic decor in our versatile 3000 square foot ballroom, Terrace Room and restored 1820 bank barn. In addition, several beautiful outdoor spaces allow for flexibility for both ceremony and reception.

We do 100 events a year & weddings are our favorite. 95% of couples who tour.....BOOK our venue! Book tour, get pricing details, see calendar on website. The Beale Manor Venue strives to make the space for your wedding beautiful, romantic and all that you have hoped. 1813 Historical Mansion meets vintage modern with stain glass windows, 6 ornate fireplaces, wood floors, original lighting fixtures & new Huge Tented Terrace overlooking green lush farmland. We are NOT exclusive to ONE caterer. You choose your vendors & or use our favorites. . We offer 6 wedding packages that ALL include all set up, wedding coordinator, bartender service, consultation apt, rehearsal date, Bridal suite, centerpieces, linens napkins & more. Packages from $1000-$5800 for the venue space! Check out our socials. 2025 Will Fill Up!

Bell Gate Farm is the perfect backdrop for any kind of event. I have one rule, however, there will never be more than one event per day. I firmly believe that you cannot concentrate and give supreme customer service when there are multiple activities going on the same day. When you rent Bell Gate, you are getting every nook and cranny, and that allows us to play a little bit. We can have a cocktail hour at the pool, but move dinner to the barn, and it feels like you’ve changed venue’s completely. It’s one of our greatest assets to be able to give our clients a robust and fulfilling event experience.

Allow us to re-introduce the newly renovated, historically adored Reading Country Club. we are honored to be considered as your dream venue! The Gulati family is thrilled to breathe new life into RCC with elevated construction & decor additions paired with classic design elements, we aim to highlight the well known elegance of The Reading Country Club with modern, new amenities for today’s couples. we proudly feature a stunning new garden perfect for cocktail hours & ceremonies alike. As well as updated features to the ballroom & event spaces, enjoy our new restaurant, pro shop, golf SIMULATORs & other exciting amenities Our new menus are chef driven with a focus on thoughtful sourcing of the best quality & seasonal ingredients. executive Chef Stefan Sabo aims to support sustainability while showcasing hand crafted cuisine. Let our team turn their passion for hospitality & service into the day you’ve always dreamed of, we can’t wait to celebrate you!

Historic Poole Forge is a 26-acre site with a preserved historic Ironmaster’s mansion, children’s playground, picnic pavilion, ball field, Nature Trail, Riparian Buffers, wildflower meadows, many beautiful gardens and a covered bridge along the Conestoga River in Eastern Lancaster County. We currently host a wide range of free public events, recreational and educational experiences. We restored our 1770’s Ironmaster’s mansion that serves as a heritage/community center and also a venue for private and public celebrations. We have also expanded our environmental and educational programs and opportunities for both children and adults while continuing our preservation of the Conestoga Creek, historic iron forge and grounds.

The American Hotel is a destination onto itself, a landmark facility that evokes the history and memories of gracious living, and a continued gathering place for friends and family. The comfortable surroundings and attentive staff provide you and your guests that personal touch which makes your special day so memorable. Our three unique banquet rooms can accommodate your needs for any event, large or small and our dining, drink and service style is always customized to your desires. You and your guests will certainly enjoy the full charm and intimacy of our renovated facilities, which are reminiscent of a New York style boutique hotel and recently described in the Asbury Park Press editorial section as a “masterpiece”.