
Dreamy Wedding Venues in Northern New Hampshire
- Alexandra
- Sep 9
- 3 min read
If you’re envisioning a wedding that embraces both natural beauty and architectural charm, Northern New Hampshire delivers on both fronts. Here’s a curated list of standout venues, each with its own distinct vibe and location:
1. Mountain Summit & Forest Settings
Loon Mountain Summit (Lincoln) – Get married at a mountaintop amphitheater accessible by gondola, offering awe-inspiring panoramic views of Mt. Washington and Mt. Moosilauke. Ideal for a ceremony with up to ~200 guests.
Mountain Club on Loon (Lincoln) – Swap mountain air with rustic-luxe charm. Host your ceremony at the summit via gondola, then enjoy a cozy reception with a stone fireplace, gourmet dining, and packages tailored to your needs. Up to 150 guests.
Eagle Mountain House & Golf Course (Jackson) – A historic resort with both intimate inn rooms and grand spaces like a renovated carriage house or a tented patio, set against stunning mountain vistas.
Town & Country Inn and Resort (Shelburne, White Mountains) – Centrally located with banquet halls for 50–400 guests. Features beautiful grounds, flexible vendor policies, and guest accommodations.
Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa (Whitefield) – A luxurious resort with indoor/outdoor venues, spa amenities, elegant dining, and sweeping landscaped grounds in the White Mountains.
Mountain Lake Camping Resort (Lancaster) – Nestled among ancient pines and centered on a tranquil 30-acre lake, this venue combines camp-style charm with thoughtful design.
“I Do” Package at Serenity Point: A lakeside ceremony site with seating and standing room for ~100 guests.
“Love Story” Package: Includes a bridal cabin, golf cart shuttle, lakeside ceremony, tented reception (up to 150), newlywed cabin, fire pit area, and lodging discounts for guests.

2. Gardens, Estates & Lakesides
Gardens at Uncanoonuc Mountain (Goffstown) – A whimsical hidden gem featuring flower-filled gardens, wooded trails, and outdoor ceremony spaces for up to ~200 guests.
John Hay Estate at The Fells (Newbury) – Historic New England estate spanning 83 acres along Lake Sunapee, with landscaped gardens and lakeshore backdrops.
Castle in the Clouds (Moultonborough) – A historic estate perched high above Lake Winnipesaukee, offering terraces, a carriage house, and panoramic lake views.
Wolfeboro & Lakes Region Venues:
Margate Resort (Laconia): Lakeside pavilion and lawn ideal for grand celebrations with fireworks over the lake.
Wolfeboro Inn: Charming ballroom, garden gazebo, and even a paddlewheel boat option for cocktail hours.
Geneva Point Center (Moultonborough) – A rustic retreat on 184 wooded acres with lakeshore access, cabins, and banquet space for up to 400 guests.
3. Rustic Farm & Barn Venues
Bellevue Barn at Carlisle Place (Jefferson) – A timber-framed barn with sweeping mountain views. Includes:
Spacious two-story barn (up to ~250 guests) with two bars, tack room, warming kitchen, and cocktail patio.
Carlisle Place farmhouse with 6 bedrooms/5 baths for wedding party lodging.
A cozy chapel with fireplace and patio fire pit—perfect for smaller events, rehearsal dinners, or farewell brunches.
Long-weekend destination packages for couples who want it all in one place.
Bishop Farm Weddings & Events (Lisbon) – A beautifully appointed barn venue nestled in the foothills of the White Mountains.
Dowd’s Country Inn & Event Center (Lyme) – Offers a warm, storybook ambiance for intimate weddings.
Robin Hood Retreats (Freedom) – A relaxed retreat among trees and fields, ideal for nature-focused celebrations.
Profile Motel & Cottages (Lincoln) – A cozy, scenic venue spread across five acres—perfect for intimate gatherings.
White Mountain Chalet & Chalet Caterers (Berlin) – A long-standing rustic catering venue with barn roots.
Breakfast on the Connecticut (Lyme) – Overlooks the Connecticut River with private, tranquil grounds.
4. Unique Recommendations from Locals
Monadnock Berries Farm (Troy) – A farm setting with outdoor ceremony space and in-house wood farm tables. A favorite among couples who want something outdoorsy but not a traditional barn.
Tips Before Booking
Visit Ahead of Time – Experience the views, layout, and vibe in person.
Check Services – Confirm what’s included: catering, lodging, planning, décor.
Understand Capacity – Make sure the venue fits your guest list and expectations.
Ask About Restrictions – Noise curfews, vendor rules, and backup plans for bad weather.
Compare Costs – Look at packages vs. a la carte vendor options.
✨ Northern New Hampshire truly offers a little bit of everything—mountaintop gondola rides, lakeside sunsets, rustic barns, and luxury resorts. Whether your dream day is intimate and woodsy or grand and elegant, you’ll find a venue here that makes your vision come alive.






























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