Blackcraft Salem is a one-of-a-kind venue nestled in a historic 1910 bank building in the heart of Salem. The original bank vaults remain beautifully intact and serve as a stunning focal point beneath “Nydia”—the largest witch statue in Salem. If you're dreaming of a wedding that’s equal parts gothic, magical, and unforgettable, Blackcraft Salem is the perfect place to say, “I do.”

Weddings and events are offered at Colonial Hall year round and range in size from 40 guests to 300 guests. Each event is customized and includes catering, service and equipment. Colonial Hall is located above Rockafellas restaurant inside of the historic Daniel Low and Co Building. It was formerly a church, a bank and once the largest jewelry store in the country. It is truly a cornerstone of Salem history. Our grand ballroom with vaulted ceilings, gleaming hardwood floors and gracious balconies is the perfect setting for your next special occasion. Let Colonial Hall bring simple elegance to your next wedding or event.

The Satanic Temple Salem is thrilled to unveil our completely redesigned Weddings & Ceremonies Program for 2025 – crafted for those who seek an experience unlike any other. Whether you desire an intimate candlelit elopement before our iconic Baphomet statue or a 40 person gathering in our decadent Art Gallery, our new offerings blend dark elegance, symbolism, and immersive artistry. Each event is a unique reflection of personal power and devotion. We also offer handfasting rituals, a libation ritual, a blood ritual and more that can be added onto any wedding package. The Satanic Temple Salem is pleased to offer non-wedding options as well, such as Personal Empowerment Ceremonies, Unbaptisms and more.

Experience the charm of the North Shore, Plan an entire weekend on one property, starting with an intimate welcome reception for family and close friends on the second floor balcony. Host the main event in our courtyard, followed by a reception on the first floor of the mansion. Head down to The Cellar for the after party, and meet your guests for Sunday brunch in our dining room following morning. With eight boutique hotel rooms, including a bridal suite, the entire wedding party can stay on site for a seamless event.

This historic space has been outfitted with every modern amenity to be the ideal space to host the perfect wedding. We provide a non-traditional venue so that our clients have a blank slate to start from and can make the space their own. Without any décor, the soaring ceilings and cement walls feel "industrial chic" but clients can transform the space with glitz and glam, rustic touches, romantic lighting, modern lines, whimsical details, and vintage furniture. If you can dream it, it can be done at Olio. Located just North of Boston, Massachusetts, in the heart of New England, the venue is conveniently located and easily accessible to Logan Airport and nearby accommodations and attractions. Olio welcomes all and actively seeks out LGBTQIA+ identifying clients. Pricing and lots more information, including FAQs and tips/tricks are on Olio's website and social media accounts. Inquire today to schedule a tour!

Glen Magna Farms is an elegant country estate with four restored gardens created during the 144-year occupancy by the Peabody and Endicott families. The estate, named after the Endicott family’s ancestral home in England, is an outstanding example of Colonial Revival architecture and its harmonious union with the landscape. Statuary, urns, fountains and garden pavilions embellish perennial, annual, shrubbery and rose gardens. Once the summer home of the Peabody & Endicott families, Glen Magna Farms is an ideal setting for wedding ceremonies & receptions, photo shoots and other special occasions. The grand Colonial-Revival mansion is nestled on 11 lush acres of a country estate that contain award –winning formal gardens and the Derby Summer House – A National Historic Landmark.

Elegant plantings and cultivated grounds fill this public garden with vibrancy that's more than a century in the making. Long Hill is a property of The Trustees of Reservations, a Massachusetts non-profit corporation. From 1916 to 1979, Long Hill was the summer home of noted author and editor of The Atlantic Monthly, Ellery Sedgwick. He summered here with his first wife, Mabel Cabot Sedgwick, an accomplished horticulturist, gardener, and author of The Garden Month by Month, and his second wife, Marjorie Russell Sedgwick, a rare plants specialist—both of whom created a delightful, enchanting landscape, surrounded by more than 100 acres of woodland. Today, visitors delight in the beauty of Long Hill’s structured and naturalistic gardens as well as a network of woodland trails. A diverse collection of trees, shrubs, and distinctive perennial plants provide color during the growing season, peaking in May and June and providing structure and beauty throughout the year.

The Nahant Country Club Estate is a New England style Mansion built in 1824 as "Ice King" Frederick Tudor's summer home. Our 'hidden gem' is located minutes from the beach and only 20 minutes north of Boston. Featuring gorgeous indoor and outdoor spaces to choose from, we create the perfect backdrop for your wedding day or any special occasion. Our garden side gazebo lends itself as an intimate outdoor ceremony & photo location. We have indoor options as well. Your cocktail hour in the Nautical lounge, Crystal room and garden terrace enables you to have the outdoor experience without being too concerned for New England weather. The bridal suite is the perfect place to get prepared for the big day. Who needs the hustle and bustle of running around to meet appointments on wedding day? Let them come to you. We want you to feel at home in this private mansion setting.

the Event of Your Dreams. Set on 36 acres of pristinely manicured grounds featuring stunning gardens with cozy patio areas, beautiful orchards nestled among a picturesque pond and rustic stone walls, all with sweeping views of rolling meadows our venue is the perfect backdrop for capturing lifelong memories. Located in idyllic Topsfield, Massachusetts only 20 miles north of Boston, Connemara House is ideally designed to host your special event. Whether it be a wedding under our glowing Sperry Tent, a Corporate outing on the Estate Grounds or a special Family Celebration in the Mansion we will make sure it is unforgettable.

Imagine stepping into our picturesque estate farm wedding venue, a perfect blend of historic charm and modern sophistication. Nestled in the countryside, our venue boasts sprawling green pastures, timeless architecture, and regal detailing—ideal for exchanging vows in a breathtaking hidden garden setting and then celebrating in a beautifully restored barn.

At first glance, The Commons 1854’s quintessential New England exterior and garden will impress you, but what you experience when you walk through the double doors will leave you breathless. Trust our experienced coordinators to make you feel just as special as you are welcomed back the day of your wedding. Contact the Commons 1854 to begin planning the wedding of your dreams today.

Willowdale Estate is a private mansion, just 30-miles north of Boston, Massachusetts. Located within a 720-acre state forest, and along the pristine Ipswich River. Our private estate is the perfect setting for a New England wedding ceremony and reception. Our coordination team and catering staff will execute your plan with grace, leaving you free to enjoy the party and mix with your guests. At Willowdale Estate, we host two wedding seasons. Our Tent Season from May-October is perfect for parties between 125-240 guests, and our Mansion Season from November-April is better suited for smaller parties between 80-125 guests inside our Estate. As you search for a venue, we would love to hear from you! We can send open dates, host a tour of our space, or create a quote for you. We celebrate the differences that make each client event unique, and warmly welcome people of every race, religion, and gender identity. Thank you for viewing our venue!

At Hotel Marblehead, experience the perfect blend of historic elegance and coastal charm for your dream wedding. Our venue, situated in the quintessential coastal town of Marblehead, offers brides the freedom to infuse their personality into every detail, creating a DIY-friendly atmosphere. With proximity to the enchanting waterfront and the intimate allure of micro-weddings, Hotel Marblehead provides a unique and unforgettable setting for couples seeking a timeless and personalized celebration. Our dedicated team ensures attention to every detail, making your special day a seamless and joy-filled experience in the heart of coastal New England.

Thank you for considering the King Hooper Mansion for your special event. The staff at the Marblehead Arts Association takes pride in providing you with a beautiful venue and we look forward to welcoming you and your guests.

The elegant, versatile, and seaside grounds of our 1900s-era North Shore manor are designed for distinctive weddings and celebrations. Tupper Manor can accommodate indoor and outdoor festivities, fully customizable for any celebration – from a casual clam bake or BBQ to the glamour and elegance of a formal seated wedding reception. Tupper Manor at the Wylie Inn and Conference Center is a premier waterfront property, located 20 miles north of Boston on the historic North Shore. The manor offers an incomparable setting on the lovely coast in Beverly, MA. Guests are consistently impressed by the manor’s relaxed elegance, making it the venue of choice for distinctive social celebrations.

Originally designed in 1880, Moraine Farm has been hailed as "the finest existing example of Frederick Law Olmsted's approach to planning a country estate" by pre-eminent Olmsted scholar Charles E. Beveridge. Olmsted created lawns, hedges, rustic stone walls, and a magnificent meadow – and collaborated with Boston architects Peabody and Stearns to design a massive stone terrace facing the lake, extending the shingle-and-stone house into the landscape. The farm took its name from a low ridge of glacial debris, called a moraine, which Olmsted used to provide an elevated vantage point for the paths and carriage drives that looped through 75 acres of coniferous forest, passed lake and meadow views, and climbed to an overlook on the edge of the 40-acre farm.