Why Choose a Romantic Wedding Venue in New England?

Are you planning a wedding in New Hampshire or Massachusetts? Our New England wedding venues can be styled for every type of event: rustic, classic, bohemian, luxury, and unique. If you’re looking for an award-winning New England wedding venue with all the latest amenities and conveniences, you’ve come to the right place.

Extensive interior renovation in 2020, Granite Rose by Wedgewood Weddings in Hampstead, NH meets every couple's needs. Match your personality and needs to a wedding venue by considering the atmosphere, scenery, features, and charm. If you're searching for more vintage flair, explore Barker House in Scituate, MA, where views of Scituate Harbor and the nearby lighthouse complement any gathering. This historic space dates back to 1634 and has been meticulously well-maintained throughout its years in New England.

Explore our New England wedding venues by looking at real wedding experiences and reviewing our venue photos – all taken at recent events. As you browse, you’ll see all the critical information front and center so you understand each venue’s capacity, building type, key features and location. Whether you’re planning an outdoor ceremony with manicured lawns, rustic back-to-nature retreat, bohemian setting, classic grand ballroom, or secret garden, we have the right venue for you.

With landscaped gardens and a gorgeous forest setting, our hand-selected New England wedding locations feature charming scenery and elegant architecture. Choose your local Hampstead or Scituate venue based on the celebratory atmosphere, and let our team of wedding experts provide the logistics.

Our New England wedding venues are exceptional for every type of couple, whether you’re laid back, sophisticated, bohemian, or traditional. The natural landscape with astounding scenic views and impressive architecture provides a stunning backdrop and creates an opportunity for unique and timeless wedding photos.

New England History for Modern-Day Wedding Couples

Hampstead is a town in Rockingham County, New Hampshire, United States. Hampstead is a quiet and picturesque city in New Hampshire with a rich heritage. It was originally known as "Timberlane Parish" because of the extensive, gorgeous native woodland. Settlers claimed Hampstead in 1640, and Rockingham County is the second-most populous in New Hampshire.

Moving down the coast to Massachusetts, the seacoast town of Scituate is a proud part of Plymouth County and was established in 1627. Barker House is a historic space, recognized still as the Williams-Barker House that John Williams built in 1634.