According to The marriage report, there will be an estimated 2.5 million weddings in 2022, more than any wedding season in the United States since 1984. With venues filling niches quickly, local wedding destinations are eager to share what they want. have to offer. In an area known for its rolling hills and vast farmland, these locations make it hard not to plan a farm wedding. Here is a list of some of the Bucks County site options that will help you bring your dreams of tying the knot on a farm to life.

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Your Style Galas at Greystone Farm – 2021 Winner of the list of events!

1529 Maple Road, Kintnersville, PA 18930

(610) 346-1619

Your Style Galas at Greystone Farm is a unique venue for weddings, seasonally from April 15 to November 15. The place is a fieldstone and log farmhouse dating from 1743, originally bequeathed to the nephews of William Penn. The Bank Barn was built in 1820 and is the centerpiece of the 25-acre property teeming with rolling pastures, flower gardens, forests, wetlands and wildlife. It has two levels that can accommodate up to 60 guests, but can be a cocktail area for a wedding of any size. A 5,000 square foot pole is available for up to 200 guests for dinner and dancing.

Durham Hill Farm

6409 Durham Road, Pipersville, PA 18947

(215) 766-7813

Durham Hill Farm is a horse farm and wedding venue with classic country scenery, historic architecture and rustic elegance. Built in 1812, originally as a dairy farm, the Durham Hill Farm structure is one of Bucks County’s most historic stone barns. There is a long list of extras included in the venue fee which can be found on the website including, but not limited to the use of two connected barns, a shed, an outdoor ceremonial area, a bridal suite, a coordinator day and valet parking.

HollyHedge is a private and scenic wedding venue in historic Bucks County. The talented in-house wedding planners work closely with each couple to bring dreams to life. The catering team works with local distributors and farmers to inspire seasonal dishes. Whether you’re looking for an elegant cocktail alfresco in the garden or a more formal sit-down dinner in the barn, it’s possible at HollyHedge Estate. This venue has been voted one of the best wedding destinations in the region.

The Inn at Barley Sheaf Farm is a historic Bucks County inn, set on over 100 acres of pasture and country gardens. The estate offers sixteen luxury suites in the 1740s mansion, the 19th century stone barn and the George Kaufman-era guest cottages. This place is the perfect romantic backdrop with acres of gardens, fields of wild flowers, a gazebo and a historic barn. Wedding packages range from intimate gatherings for 30 to elegant business for 300 guests, including personalized coordination services, gourmet cuisine, and service staff and facilities.

The historic Stonebrook Farm was built in 1837 and is surrounded by idyllic agricultural scenery. The barn can comfortably accommodate up to 150 people with a dance floor. The barn is fully heated and air conditioned and is equipped to host weddings all year round. Brand new toilets, a stunning bridal suite with natural light, a built-in bar and a larger kitchen have recently been added. Visit the website to see what’s included and book a private tour.

The Farm Bakery & Events

Built in the 1820s, the Seed Barn spans 54 acres with open fields and stunning views. The barn measures approximately 2,000 square feet and is large enough to accommodate 160-200 people. Inside the barn you’ll find rustic chandeliers, ceiling fans, and Edison string lights on the dance floor. Outside under the stables is a large space for aperitif time. Packages include use of the farm for a 2 hour engagement session, 5 hour event, tables and chairs, parking and more. Check the website for more details.

Host your wedding at a farmhouse full of meadows and a rustic barn. Choosing Ash Mill Farm gives you exclusive access to the property for the entire weekend. Have a drink around the outdoor fireplace, enjoy the porches, have a cocktail in the grove of trees or visit the sheep while you are here. The farm can accommodate from 50 to 250 guests for your event.

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CAMARILLO, Calif .– Going to the least restrictive yellow level means fewer restrictions for businesses in Ventura County. This includes the wedding venues.

“It’s been really sad and quiet here all year without the sound of music and happy couples,” said Molly Lyneis, room rental manager at Camarillo Ranch.

Wedding venues like the Camarillo Ranch have had a difficult year and a half canceling and postponing weddings due to the pandemic.

“It has been a difficult time for all the couples who have not been able to celebrate their marriage as planned,” said Lyneis. “We have a few couples who are on their 3rd and 4th wedding date. People always actively booked their weddings in the hope that by the time they did, the restrictions would be lifted. “

Smaller weddings with restrictions were allowed to resume on April 15, and now the wedding season as we knew it is back.

“Tomorrow will be our first full wedding,” said Lyneis. “It’s super exciting. This will be the first time since last March that we will be able to dine and dance here on site. “

Ventura County officially rose to the least restrictive yellow level in the state’s reopening plan on Wednesday, meaning fewer covid restrictions.

“We are now allowed to accommodate up to 200 guests, then more if they have all been vaccinated or have proof of a negative COVID test, then indoors for the reception, we are also allowed to do so” , said Lyneis. “Again with the provision that guests have been vaccinated or have a negative COVID test. “

As marriage restrictions relax, availability decreases. Camarillo Ranch says the rest of the year is very busy – with almost every Saturday booked.

“It’s very exciting that many of our salespeople are back at work, and once again that couples can finally have the weddings they’ve been waiting for,” said Lyneis.

For more information on the Camarillo Ranch website, click here.