Please reach out on our website or through email for more information. Pavilion with concrete floor and lighting/electric Multiple water spigots (Well water) Attached deck with roof Facilities on-site Gazebo Large ponds with lighted fountains Over 4 acres of pristine, manicured landscape.

If you are looking for the rustic country atmosphere with refined elegance for your wedding day then let The Barn at Glistening Pond host your special day. This historic barn is privately located, nestled on 215 acres with breathtaking views of the Endless Mountains in Northeastern Pennsylvania, and has been family-owned and run for three generations.

Homestead Blessings is a beautifully restored barn, conveniently located outside of the lovely Corning, NY. Our venue is designed for couples looking to celebrate their wedding all weekend long surrounded by the people they love the most.

The Appletree Terrace is a family owned business serving the wedding industry since 1993. Located at Newberry Estates in Dallas, Pennsylvania, we are able to accommodate up to 200 people on site or more off premise at your wedding venue. We provide top notch customer service for your function and the most delicious food. Our packages include food & beverages, standard linens, chairs & tables, wedding cake and more. We also have a picture perfect on site ceremony space. Each step of the way we will partner with you to ensure you have the most memorable wedding day.

The Foundation of Light is a spiritual center for meditation. The study and regular practice of meditation, as an aid to the expansion of consciousness and self-realization, is a fundamental part of all Foundation of Light activities. The founders of the Foundation of Light, John and Kate Payne, along with Mabel DeMotte Beggs, were experts in many forms of ancient healing techniques. Built in 2000, the main Foundation of Light building has several diverse rooms available, depending on your group size and needs.

Genetti Hospitality Group is compromised of the Best Western Plus Genetti Hotel and Conference Center (Wilkes-Barre), the Genetti Hotel and Suites (Williamsport). In both of these markets, the Genetti family has maintained a strong presence in the hospitality field, including the largest venue in Wilkes-Barre, seating 1,800 people in one ballroom.

Quarry Hill Farms is a charming countryside wedding venue located amongst the lush forests of Clifford, PA. It all started with a plot of land, a one-room farmhouse, and a single cow in 1972. Quarry Hill Farm evolved from a weekend hobby to a fully functioning farm, and eventually into a destination for families and friends to come together. Today, we take pride in providing a space to kick back, relax, and celebrate! It can comfortably accommodate up to 230 individuals and is just a short drive away from the revered Elk Mountain Ski Resort. Quarry Hill Farms strives to make their couples’ planning experience as effortless as possible. Wedding parties are provided with fully-equipped get-ready rooms to assist with pre-event preparation. Event items and decor rentals can be found on-site for added convenience. Access to the 15-foot bar is granted to everyone in attendance. Importantly, the venue has three sublime overnight accommodations for couples and their guests to rent.

The Museum of the Earth offers a unique setting for your wedding. The mix of stunning architecture, amazing displays, and open spaces are perfect for large gatherings and make this an enjoyable space for all your guests. The Paleontological Research Institution’s Museum of the Earth was established in 2003 to provide the general public with a unique opportunity to explore our world through a mix of natural history displays, interactive science features, and art exhibitions. The museum’s 8,000-square-foot permanent exhibition takes visitors on a journey through 4.5 billion years of history, from the Earth’s origin to the present day. Through hands-on, visual exhibitions and outreach, the Museum of the Earth encourages critical thinking about life on Earth in the past and today, and how our species is affecting the natural world.