As an off-premise catering company, we have the pleasure of creating elegant events at some of the most beautiful and unique venues in New England. We'll help you plan a Connecticut wedding at the shoreline, a bar mitzvah in a unique museum space, or a corporate party with a creative twist. Here are just some of the wonderful venues across Connecticut where we cater events.
Fairfield County Wedding & Event Venues:
A Sculpture Garden, two acres of outdoor exhibition space, 22-foot-high ceilings in some spaces.
Great for those looking for something a little different for that special event. Call Uyen Thy Ho at (203) 372-3521 x129 or visit their website.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1982, the Keeler Tavern's roots extend into early New England history. Gorgeous gardens.
Immerse your guests in history in this 1790 mansion. For more information call Patsy Rush at (203) 522-4629 or visit their website.
A grand house set in an extensive park for privacy with a touch of whimsy. Contact the New Canaan Recreation Department at 203-594-3600 or visit their website.
17,000 square feet of white space divided into a Gallery, Ballroom, Sanctuary, and an Arcade.
This stately Main Street mansion was built in 1896 by a former governor of Connecticut, Phineas C. Lounsbury. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Litchfield County Wedding & Event Venues:
A circa 1754 home, filled with American and European antiques. A formal parterre garden, with a collection of roses, peonies, and lilacs.
A privately owned twenty-five acre farm nestled at the end of a quiet country road.
A beautifully landscaped area with country stonewalls and breathtaking views of the vineyards and Lake Waramaug.
30 beautiful acres, gardens and an orchard.
New London County Wedding & Event Venues:
A mansion with panoramic views of Fishers Island and Long Island Sound. A two-story fireplace, a winding staircase of imported Italian marble, and paneled walls carved by Italian and German craftsmen. Call (860) 405-9072.
Built in 1873, The Crocker House harkens back to an era when classical themes influenced the décor of the opulent Victorian era.
Windham County Wedding Venues:
A 160 acre country estate located in Pomfret, Connecticut and a third generation family business. Offers a spectacular view, distinctive Formal Gardens, manicured lawns, intricate flower beds, and sprawling grounds.
Hartford County Wedding & Event Venues:
A 32-room Tudor mansion on the National Historic Register, 20 minutes from Hartford & Litchfield.
A beautiful Sanctuary space and a grand room with a stage as well as beautiful gallery space.
Showcase your event against a background of prancing ponies and fiery steeds. The Museum can accommodate 250 guests for receptions, 75 for sit-down events.
Cheney Hall is a beautifully historic setting for weddings and special events.
Dating back to 1751, furnished with eighteenth-century Connecticut furniture and landscaped with formal flower beds.
In the heart of the state’s largest historic district, this handsome Victorian historic property features two stories of airy, bright and spacious meeting rooms.
Beautiful grounds and a historic setting offer wonderful opportunities for picture taking. The barn is set back from the street with a private blue stone patio.
The Military Hangar can seat 250 for a sit-down dinner.
Hardwood floors, large windows, crown moldings, a fireplace and stage. A beautiful backdrop for any wedding or special occasion.
Hill-Stead Museum Farmington, CT
250 acres of picturesque landscape. Large "sunken garden" with summerhouse, brick walkways, a formal hedge, and 36 perennial beds.
Middlesex County Wedding & Event Venues:
Connecticut River Museum
Essex, CT
Historic waterfront grounds offer breathtaking views and a unique setting for your wedding or event.
New Haven County Wedding & Event Venues:
In the former Chamberlain Furniture Factory on Orange Street, in New Haven's historic Ninth Square district and just steps away from the Town Green.
A step back in time, a rural retreat from the past preserved for the future.
A historically beautiful building (Meriden's First Library) with many beautiful room choices for your event.
Choose one, several or all of the Peabody Museum's exhibit spaces for whatever your needs may be.