Why choose La Bella Vista?! Wedding Factory? NOT US! We only host one wedding at a time! Featuring all-inclusive wedding packages, scratch made cuisine that your guests won’t soon forget, 6 hour reception times, exceptional staff & service. We’re conveniently located just minutes off of RT. 8 & I-84. Come see why we are the easy choice.

Let our experienced wedding professionals help bring your vision to life with old-world elegance and seaside charm. Saybrook Point Resort & Marina has an amazing reputation for handling weddings of all sizes and styles. With several options for your ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception, you can leave all the details to us.

Our tap room was originally built in 1928 and has been home to Powder Hollow Brewery since 2015! Our cozy event space is tucked just off the main tap room — only steps from the bar — and offers the perfect spot for a fun, laid-back celebration. We’re all about keeping things easy and memorable. Tables and chairs are included with your rental, and you have the option to reserve just the event space or the entire brewery, depending on your guest count and vision. Check us out — we think you’ll be glad you did!

The Phelps-Hatheway House & Garden highlights the elegant lifestyle enjoyed by two 18th-century families on Suffield’s historic Main Street. From the grand staircase to the fine Connecticut furniture and Parisian wallpaper, the house showcases Federal period high style. The landscaped grounds feature formal flower beds and an herb garden. A historic barn and cozy summer house are perfect for weddings, meetings, and other special occasions.

The New England Air Museum is a historic venue in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, conveniently located near Bradley International Airport. As the largest aviation museum in New England, the museum is committed to preserving, restoring, and presenting over 100 world class aircraft. Our collection tells the stories of the men and women who made history building and flying these aircraft. Our space is comprised of three connected aircraft hangars, totaling over 100,000 square feet – easily accommodating events of all sizes and types. The museum frequently hosts weddings, corporate meetings and dinners, fundraising galas, retirement parties and more!

Chateau Douillett is a hidden gem that blends timeless elegance with romantic outdoor charm—offering couples and event hosts a truly unforgettable setting for their most meaningful celebrations. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown and easily accessible from Interstate 91, the property feels like a private escape while remaining close to everything your guests need. Set on beautifully landscaped grounds, the venue is designed to create a storybook experience. Couples can exchange vows in multiple picturesque locations, including a sunken garden with an imported marble fountain, a handcrafted marble gazebo, or an expansive front lawn perfect for tented receptions. Built in 1929 this French Provincial style was popular in the period between the two world wars and is usually reserved for families of wealth.

Nestled in the heart of scenic western MA, The Starting Gate at GreatHorse offers an unparalleled setting for your special event. With rustic elegance and picturesque views, our venue provides the perfect blend of charm and sophistication. We pride ourselves on offering a truly exclusive experience, hosting only one event a day to ensure your celebration is the sole focus of our dedicated team. Enjoy 5-star dining tailored to your tastes and impeccable service in an atmosphere of luxury and refinement. From our expansive grounds to the carefully designed interiors, The Starting Gate offers an unforgettable backdrop for any occasion!

As a full service wedding and banquet facility, La Notte has taken pride in creating a memorable experience with delicious food made on site, excellent customer service and a charming atmosphere with beautiful grounds.

In 1926, Helen Osborne Storrow was decorating a temporary structure to depict an early American kitchen. An active trustee of the Eastern States Exposition and chairwoman of the Home Department, she dreamed of moving the handicraft exhibit to an actual home on-site – a building with its own kitchen!