At PartySpace, we are passionate about showcasing the diverse and stunning wedding venues in Greater Philadelphia.
From rustic barn wedding venues in the suburbs of Philadelphia to historic, ornate venues in Center City, and luxurious mansions on The Main Line, our region offers spectacular locations to say “I do.”
Whether you’re planning a wedding near the shore or in the heart of the city, we have the perfect venue for your special day.
Photo credit: Fairmount Park Horticulture Center
Fairmount Park Horticulture Center
Located in the heart of Fairmount Park, the Fairmount Park Horticulture Center is a stunning wedding venue offering both indoor and outdoor spaces. This modern exhibition hall and greenhouse provide a beautiful natural setting, perfect for a wedding ceremony or reception. With its exclusive catering service by STARR Catering, offering locally sourced ingredients, your wedding will be a memorable culinary experience surrounded by nature’s beauty.
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Audubon
For a rustic wedding in a breathtaking natural setting, the John J. Audubon Center offers a perfect venue. Nestled on 175 acres of rolling hills, meadows, and an apple orchard, this picturesque wedding venue features a charming 19th-century barn and an outdoor pavilion, perfect for a romantic ceremony. The natural beauty of Audubon provides a stunning backdrop for a memorable celebration.
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Colonial Dames
The Colonial Dames Pennsylvania Headquarters House on Latimer Street is a historic gem designed by renowned architects Ritter and Shay. Completed in 1921, this venue is decorated in authentic colonial colors with period antiques, vintage paintings, and historical artifacts. It’s a truly unique space for an elegant and intimate wedding in Philadelphia.
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Moshulu
Get married aboard Philadelphia’s Moshulu, a Tall Ship offering unparalleled views of the Philadelphia waterfront and skyline. This iconic wedding venue boasts multi-level decks for an open-air experience, as well as heated, tented spaces for year-round weddings. Paired with exquisite cuisine and expert service, a wedding aboard the Moshulu is sure to be unforgettable.
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New Liberty Distillery
For a one-of-a-kind wedding, the New Liberty Distillery in the historic Stables at Crane Arts offers a rustic atmosphere with a modern twist. This three-story venue features an exposed copper distilling system, vintage lighting, and salvaged wood details. Imagine a signature whiskey drink menu which will will add a fun and flavorful touch to your celebration.
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Tyler Arboretum
Set on 650 acres of lush meadows and woodlands in Media, Pennsylvania, Tyler Arboretum offers a truly romantic wedding venue. With breathtaking gardens, towering trees, and a historic stone barn dating back to 1834, this venue is perfect for couples seeking a nature-filled wedding. The stunning views and tranquil surroundings make it an ideal location for ceremonies and receptions.
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The Gables at Chadds Ford
For a sophisticated rustic wedding, The Gables at Chadds Ford offers a beautiful and customizable venue. With its raised gabled ceilings, exposed timber frame, and French windows, the banquet room is a perfect spot for a wedding reception. The venue’s event coordinator will help you personalize every detail, and the on-site pastry chef will create a wedding cake or signature desserts that match your vision.
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PineCrest Country Club
Pinecrest Country Club, located just outside Philadelphia, offers a serene and elegant setting for your wedding. Surrounded by lush golf course views, this venue offers a grand ballroom, private cocktail room, and an intimate covered terrace. With dedicated personal assistants and impeccable service, your wedding at Pinecrest Country Club will be flawless.
