Best Park/Garden wedding venues in Vermont
Our Curated List of the Top 10 Vermont Park/Garden Wedding Venues
- Celebrate your nuptials by enjoying Manchester, Vermont at its coziest and most inviting. Host your special day at the Celebration Barn at Manchester B&B Inn and Carriage House. Every aspect of the Celebration Barn was designed to give you and your guests the quintessential Vermont experience.
Starting from $7,769 to $10,900 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Enjoy all the best Vermont has to offer when you host your special day at The Windsor Mansion Inn. The gorgeous historical mansion is one of the few venues in the Windsor area that has the ability to host ceremonies, receptions, and lodging all at one stunning location. Exchange vows in a magical outdoor ceremony.
Starting from $7,828 to $15,372 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Nestled in the unspoiled village of Brandon, Vermont, The Lilac Inn charms all with its graceful architecture. A renovated 1909 mansion, this New England gem was named one of the 100 best U.S. wedding destinations by Kathryn Gabriel Loving and has been featured in Yankee, Country Living, and Vermont magazines.
Starting from $6,038 to $10,868 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Ask about our Summer 2024 Promotion - It's not too late, we still have a few prime dates left. Experience the ultimate mountain wedding at Okemo Mountain, a resort that captures the essence of Vermont.
Starting from $6,051 to $14,679 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Located just a mile from downtown Burlington, the Intervale Center's renovated 1860's Community Barn offers a convenient, rustic, and picturesque setting for your special day. Say your “I do’s” in a quaint ceremony outside on the venue’s gorgeous green grounds surrounded by stunning trees, bushes, and of course, your happy loved ones.
Starting from $10,006 to $11,814 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Located in Newfane, Vermont, Silhouette Hill has a unique rustic charm that flourishes in all four seasons. Surrounded by the Green Mountains of Southern Vermont, Silhouette Hill has a wide variety of romantic settings that can be transformed into what you have always dreamed of to exchange your ‘I Do’s”.
Starting from $5,413 to $8,340 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Surrounding by the natural beauty of rural Vermont, Jeudevine Falls is a pristine slice of history and nature nestled in the rolling mountains of Vermont’s famous Northeast Kingdom in the historic town of Hardwick, Vermont.
Starting from $5,094 to $6,207 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Escape to Vermont to marry the love of your life at the picturesque Apple Hill Inn. Nestled in the Taftsville neighborhood of the town of Woodstock, this spectacular venue offers a breathtaking setting in which to tie the knot. Its scenic grounds and sprawling lawns provide abundant possibilities for an outdoor ceremony with seasonal foliage as the perfect backdrop.
Starting from $7,759 to $11,051 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Known as one of the leading destination wedding venues in Vermont, the Brandon Inn provides a warm yet elegant backdrop for your big day. Situated opposite the village green and bandstand in the vibrant walkable town of Brandon the Brandon Inn offers a high standard of comfort without foregoing the unique charm of its rich history.
Starting from $3,768 to $7,574 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Embrace destination wedding vibes at Killington Mountain Lodge right in Vermont! Located minutes from the mountain ski lifts directly on a golf course, Killington Mountain Lodge presents a dreamy getaway for your wedding weekend.
Starting from $3,081 to $5,988 for 50 guests
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Park/Garden weddings are a pleasure for guests and a magical dream come true for brides and grooms. There is just something so timeless and gorgeous about Park/Garden weddings in Vermont. Park/Garden wedding venues make for some of the most romantic celebrations, bringing families together in a peaceful, serene setting. Park/Garden weddings are perfect for large parties, intimate gatherings, or even a whimsical elopement.
