Best Pennsylvania Wedding Venues for a Stunning Autumn Celebration
Celebrating love with the Pennsylvania fall views
by Abby Kreisich

When thinking about fall in Pennsylvania, memories of falling leaves, crisp air and hints of reds and oranges come to mind; It’s why you chose to have a fall wedding. Whether you envision a rustic barn, your ceremony overlooking countryside mountains or an elegant historic estate with changing colors while saying “I do,” Pennsylvania has got it all.
Historic Estates
Stokesay Castle

Ashley Gerrity Photography If you want that historic feel on your wedding day, it doesn’t get much better than a castle. The old stone, spacious land and vintage architecture with hints of October and November scenery is a Pennsylvania fall dream. Stokesay Castle in Reading, Pennsylvania, was built in 1931 and has that historic charm, able to hold many different sizes and styles of a wedding.
Stokesay Castle elicits a romantic ambiance just from stepping foot on the grounds, along with endless places to take the photos you have always imagined hanging up in your forever home. Since the grounds have been restored and amenities upgraded, there is that modern feel while still maintaining the aesthetic that shines especially bright in autumn.
King Mansion

Ashley Gerrity Photography A modern wedding at a 1920s, Mediterranean-inspired mansion overlooking the river is a scenery that’s hard to beat during the ceremony. Being in the heart of Harrisburg, but “feels worlds away,” King Mansion is a classic historic venue featuring a grand staircase, walls of windows, original fireplaces and rich wood floors.
The picturesque locations are everlasting inside and outside, which are both options for the location of your celebration throughout the night. Guests will love to mingle and walk through each room, noticing the eye-catching details of every room and looking out to the gardens which bloom oranges in the fall.
Barns
The Barn at Graver’s Tree Farm

Ashley Gerrity Photography Nothing feels more like a fall wedding than a rustic barn reception, and for those who want that charm are in the right place. Pennsylvania isn’t short of countryside barn venues, and The Barn at Graver’s Tree Farm in Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, surrounded by rolling hills of evergreen, isn’t short of views that deliver.
With September and October at the peak of its busy season, The Barn at Graver’s Tree Farm is a go-to venue for a fall wedding. The stone walls and woody timbers create a rustic feel while still appearing timeless in photos. There is something about a tucked away Pennsylvania barn full of people celebrating love that goes well together, especially during the fall months.
The Roost Event Center

Ashley Gerrity Photography Imagine saying “I do” in front of the mountains and foliage of central Pennsylvania in November. The venue’s contemporary design incorporates hints of natural wood and a backdrop that’s the definition of Pennsylvania charm. A rustic, yet modern, farmhouse wedding is the center of everything and more at Roost Event Center in Mahaffey, Pennsylvania.
In the heart of the countryside, the 530-acre farm resides in a secluded area where it's just you, your people and your desired autumnal vibes. The valley is on full display and doesn’t disappoint in photos.
Graeme Park

Ashley Gerrity Photography If you are looking for a barn, but want it to incorporate that historic look, Graeme Park in Horsham is your venue. The 42-acre lot includes the historic, 1722 Kieth House and an 1830s barn surrounded by woodlands, which has fall written all over it.
A serene location with fields of red and orange with all your favorite people sounds like your vision coming to life. This venue centers unlimited possibilities, wanting to make your dreams come true where your creative and aesthetic freedom comes at no cost.
Autumn is the season that signals the beginning of the end of the year and screams pumpkins, cider and corn mazes, and is perfect for the setting of your big day. Pennsylvania is home to many venues that make the stress of planning melt away when stepping in the barn or estate you picked. September, October and November are peak months for all of these venues, which says enough about their vibe; fall gives them a little extra love, and so should you.
The Vendor Team
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- Stokesay Castle
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- King Mansion
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- Graeme Park
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- Ashley Gerrity Photography
Meet the Author
Abby Kreisich
Blog Writer
Sophomore at Penn State University studying journalism with a minor in digital media trends and analytics.
