Venue for 40 ppl, second wedding, small $$

Re: Venue for 40 ppl, second wedding, small $$

• slpankuch member

  

  January 2012

  Do you need reception and ceremony?
   
  
  Off the top of my head:
  - Pheasant Run Farm in Lancaster (both) <- Very nice.
  - Perfect Settings in Columbia (reception only)
  - The Yellow Barn in Lancaster (both)
  - Greenfield Industrial Park (ceremony only)
  - Long's Park (both)
  

  

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• wilburbud

  

  January 2012

  I think she's hoping for ceremony and reception at the same location. Also, they are a more modern couple, not so rustic/barn like.

  
  
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• kimberlyr22 member

  

  January 2012 edited January 2012

  I'm not sure of the price, but The Pressroom in downtown Lancaster hosts wedding ceremonies and receptions. They can utilize Steinman Park for the ceremony and reception or do the ceremony in Steinman Park and the reception upstairs in the private dining area. It's a good place for a modern bride who likes city locales. Steinman Park has a 20ft waterfall background and there are great photo ops.  We did some research into it, but our guest list took a turn upwards of 100, and the Pressroom is better for smaller groups. 
  
  Link: http://pressroomrestaurant.com/dining.html

  

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• slpankuch member

  

  January 2012

  Also hotels are a way to go for small weddings:
  Try Eden resort, Lancaster Host Resort, Marriott at Penn Square, any  small bed & breakfast places.
  
  Also I co-worker who got married at the Millersville building downtown Lancaster. It has a beautiful interior.
  
  And try the restaurant John Wright in Wrightsville that looks out onto the river.

  

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• susiebecky

  

  January 2012

  Not sure if it'll fit within their budget or taste but Cameron Estate Inn in Mt. Joy is beautiful.  I'm getting married there this summer. They've been good to work with so far. 

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