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Set within a 40-acre nature sanctuary in Chevy Chase, historic Woodend Mansion offers wooded ceremony sites, sunlit interiors, lawns and a seasonal tented reception space. Outdoor ceremonies can unfold beneath mature trees or across the surrounding lawns, while the mansion and tent provide elegant options for cocktails and receptions. The sanctuary’s conservation mission also gives events here a meaningful connection to nature.
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Comus Farm is a working farm in Dickerson offering a relaxed countryside backdrop, rustic event spaces, gardens and a farmhouse for weddings and memorable gatherings. Expansive fields and relaxed surroundings allow ceremonies, portraits and receptions to feel connected to the landscape. The property suits hosts who want a flexible farm celebration with room for personal details and a comfortable, unhurried atmosphere.
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Glen Ellen Farm is a romantic outdoor venue in Ijamsville, where gardens, meadows, a spring-fed pond, historic barn ruins and a restored manor create a storybook setting. Ceremonies can take place near the pond beneath mature trees, followed by cocktails among the gardens and barn ruins. A tented reception space and romantic manor house complete the experience, giving each portion of the day its own memorable atmosphere.
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Set on a 170-acre Frederick farm, Dulany’s Overlook features rolling countryside, outdoor ceremony locations and a restored red bank barn with separate cocktail and reception levels. The property gives guests room to enjoy sweeping views, lawn games and relaxed outdoor moments before gathering inside the two-level barn. Original timbers and agricultural details preserve the building’s history while creating a warm atmosphere for dining and dancing.
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The Christian Royer House is a romantic historic country estate featuring an 1827 brick manor, an 18th-century log cabin, landscaped gardens and peaceful Carroll County views. Guests can gather beside the willow pond, explore the manicured grounds or celebrate against the estate’s historic architecture. The secluded setting feels removed from everyday distractions while remaining accessible from Baltimore, Frederick and Gettysburg.
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This 230-year-old family farm in Westminster combines rustic character with an elegant reception tent, mature trees, a stone fireplace, pond and charming farm-inspired details. Couples and hosts can take advantage of multiple gathering areas, including the spacious tent, gazebo and welcoming outdoor features. Antique décor and thoughtfully incorporated farm elements lend personality to the property while leaving plenty of room to personalize each celebration.
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A luxury barn and estate venue in Havre de Grace, Vignon Manor Farm pairs sweeping countryside views with elegant indoor and outdoor spaces for weddings and special events. The property’s versatile layout allows ceremonies, cocktail hours and receptions to unfold in their own distinctive settings while remaining conveniently connected. Refined architectural details and warm hospitality give the venue an upscale feeling without losing the relaxed charm of its rural Maryland surroundings.
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Flora Corner Farm is located in southern Maryland about one and a half hours from Washington D.C., Annapolis and Virginia. Flora Corner Farm is a working farm that has been handed down from generation to generation. Once used to grow tobacco, now soybeans, corn, and sunflowers fill the fields. Their tranquil farm setting provides the perfect...
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Columbia SportsPark and SkatePark are great amenities to the community and are available for parties and corporate events. The SportsPark has an 18-hole mini golf course, 10 batting cages, clubhouse, two 600-foot pavilions and a playground. The miniature golf course was designed with extensive landscaping as a the Check Availability
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Belmont was built in 1738, home to Caleb and Priscilla Dorsey of Elkridge. The Manor House was passed through generations of Dorseys, Hansons and Bruce families. It was bequeathed to the Smithsonian Institute. The Smithsonian converted Belmont into a conference center. In 1983, The American Chemical Society purchased the property, which continued the tradition of providing excellent hospitality....
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