Lakeview Pavilion in Foxboro is a modern lakefront venue with crystal chandeliers, cathedral ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the water. Its two ballrooms host up to 325 or 160 guests, each with a cocktail lounge and private deck facing the lake and pines.

At New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill in Boylston, couples say “I do” in the Secret Garden with views of Mount Wachusett, then celebrate with up to 120 guests in the Orangerie, a glowing glass conservatory. It’s an intimate, romantic setting surrounded by flowers and the people you love most.

Ventfort Hall is an 1893 Jacobean Revival mansion in Lenox, built as a Gilded Age summer “cottage” for J.P. Morgan’s sister. With its soaring great hall and rich wood paneling, it’s an elegant, intimate Berkshires setting for couples who love history and old-world romance.

Grand View in Mendon is a lakefront venue on nine acres along Lake Nipmuc, with panoramic water views, manicured gardens, and a private beach. Its elegant ballroom features crystal chandeliers and a fireplace, hosting one wedding at a time for up to 250 guests.

At Highfields Golf & Country Club in Grafton, couples celebrate with up to 200 guests in the Claddagh Room, with its glowing chandeliers and stacked stone fireplace. A private patio overlooking the 18th green and the Worcester Hills sets the scene for unforgettable sunset photos.

Hyatt Regency Boston/Cambridge sits on the Charles River with stunning Boston skyline views, a riverside pavilion, and ballrooms with floor-to-ceiling windows. It’s a polished, scenic choice for couples who want city views and hotel convenience in one place.

Just outside Worcester, Cyprian Keyes Golf Club in Boylston offers a ballroom for up to 220 guests and a Music Room from the original 1700s homestead. Chandeliers and patios overlooking the course make it a charming New England setting.

Gore Place is a historic 50-acre estate in Waltham with a stately mansion, a charming carriage house, and sweeping lawns just outside Boston. It’s a timeless, romantic setting for couples who want history, natural beauty, and room to celebrate.

Hammond Castle Museum is a medieval-style castle perched on the rocky Atlantic coastline of Gloucester, MA, built in the 1920s by inventor John Hays Hammond Jr. and now operating as a museum. Its Great Hall, oceanfront lawn, and courtyard offer a dramatic, castle-by-the-sea setting for weddings, accommodating up to around 120 guests.

Along the Charles River in Wellesley, the Garden at Elm Bank lets couples wed in an Olmsted-designed garden and celebrate with up to 225 guests. With twelve display gardens and twinkling lights after dark, it's a garden party that turns into a dance party.

The Manor in West Boylston is a family-run, full-service banquet venue with a classic grand ballroom featuring crystal chandeliers and room for up to 350 guests. With in-house catering and a dedicated coordinator, it’s an elegant, stress-free choice for both intimate and grand celebrations.

Ogontz is a rustic destination wedding venue in Lisbon, NH, set on 350+ acres in the White Mountains around its own private lake, with waterfalls, mountain trails, and a boathouse. It operates as an all-inclusive, weekend-long buyout resort — guests stay on-site in cabins and lodges, and the property hosts the ceremony, reception, and everything in between for up to about 300 guests.