Wedding Venues in Hartford County

May 15, 2021 · Venue List

By Gary Pope

15+ Wedding Venues in Hartford County, CT

15+ Wedding Venues in Hartford County, Connecticut

Your guide to finding the perfect wedding venue in Hartford County!

Hartford County sits at the heart of Connecticut, offering a mix of historic elegance and modern sophistication for your wedding day. From grand ballrooms to charming farms and museums, this county has something for every couple.

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Wedding Venues in Hartford County

Avon Old Farms Hotel - Avon, CT

Get the New England country wedding of your dreams in this charming venue in Avon, Connecticut. Every corner of the property provides the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern elegance. Upon walking into the hotel lobby, your guests will be greeted by a grand sweeping staircase, exquisite...

Bond Ballroom - Hartford, CT

The Bond Ballroom in Connecticut is a magnificent venue providing an impressive setting for those seeking an all-inclusive wedding experience.

Bushnell Center

166 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, CT 06106

Farmington Gardens - Farmington, CT

999 Farmington Avenue Farmington, CT 06032

Gershon Ballroom - Hartford, CT (NOW CLOSED)

960 Main Street, Hartford, CT 06103

Glastonbury BoatHouse - Glastonbury, CT

The Glastonbury Boathouse wedding venue is the quintessential spot for your bridal celebration in July! The River CT can provide your ceremony with a delicate and romantic ambiance. The open-air porch you can use for aperitif time would be adored by your guests. The white exposed scaffolding decks...

Hill-Stead Museum

Hill-Stead was one of the first female accredited architects in the USA and the original advocate of historical preservations to founding Theodate Pope Riddle from 1867 to 1946 (1867–1946). The Colonial Awakening Manor has been built as a country house for its parents and is one of the few...

Metro Bis Restaurant - Simsbury, CT

If you’re looking for the perfect space to host your intimate wedding, then this charming wedding venue in Connecticut might be your best bet. From the outside, you will immediately notice a gorgeous porch that overlooks the wide front lawn. It only gets better upon entering the venue wherein you...

Pond House Cafe - Hartford, CT

Pond House Cafe is a rustic and elegant wedding venue located in West Hartford, Connecticut. It is also situated in a beautiful and renowned Elizabeth Park, America's oldest public rose garden.

The Farmington Club

This expansive wedding venue in Connecticut sits within 20-acres of natural landscapes, making it an ideal location for the outdoor wedding of your dreams. The gardens adapt beautifully to each season so you can choose among the picturesque spring and summer blooms, the breathtaking autumn leaves,...

The Mill At Tariffville - Tariffville, CT

It is a romantic wedding setting filled with rustic beauty and the cozy comfort of an urban-industrial ambiance. This venue features river views, industrial architecture, and multiple event areas that give couples a wealth of charm and quality for their special event.

The New England Carousel Museum - Bristol, CT

The New England Carousel Museum is a remarkable venue centrally located in Bristol, Connecticut. Its setting shows a harmony of magnificence and frisky romance that gives you exceptional memories for your celebration.

The Society Room of Hartford - Hartford, CT

The Society Room of Hartford is situated conveniently in the middle of New England's by-gone and most iconic cities. It is the combination of a quintessential and renowned beauty in Hartford, and it is an impeccable setting for a truly classic and exquisite wedding in town. The Society Room affords...

Webb Deane Stevens Museum - Wethersfield, CT

The Webb Deane Stevens Museum is housed in the middle of the largest memorable district in Connecticut and offers the classic New England experience. Amid intriguing and breathtaking one-hour tours, guests are immersed in mid-18th and early-19th century life.