Raw Space Wedding Venues in Morris, CT

The Chapel Restoration provides a beautiful and unique backdrop for your intimate wedding. Perched high on the banks of the majestic Hudson River in the quaint, historic village of Cold Spring, NY, the Chapel Restoration boasts spectacular views of the Hudson River and many amenities including nearby access to Metro-North and ample parking.

A newly constructed event barn based in the Hudson Valley. This one floor event space offers gorgeous neutral tones that allow customization for any wedding or keep it simple for a more natural look.

-120-seat wooded Amphitheater -Indoor Auditorium for up to 100 people -Private room as your party headquarters -Tentable picnic grove with string lighting -Variety of tables available to rent -Sound and A/V equipment available to rent includes amplifiers, speakers, mics, stands, and an 8′ projection screen

Locust Grove Estate is an unforgettable setting for weddings throughout the year, overlooking the Hudson River that combines the charm of the 19th century with the comfort of the 21st. Our West Gallery, located in the Arts-&-Crafts style Museum Pavilion, offers a unique setting for weddings. Guests can enjoy cocktails on the covered terrace and shaded courtyard, then dine and dance in an elegant gallery with hardwood floors, a cathedral ceiling, and three walls of windows and French doors providing access to the estate’s 200 acres of gardens and grounds. The West Gallery comfortably accommodates between 50 and 150 guests for dinner and dancing, while the adjacent Garden Lawn may also be rented for a ceremony overlooking the perennial gardens. For your convenience, the rental includes tables and chairs, a caterer’s kitchen, air conditioning, ample restroom facilities, and easy parking. Locust Grove only schedules one event each evening, so you and your guests are assured privacy.

The Ruins at Sassafras Museum is the home of the former Shaker Second Family settlement, one of five Shaker settlements in The Mount Lebanon Shaker Village in New Lebanon, New York. We call ourselves a boutique museum because unlike other Shaker Museums that replicate the past, we have interpreted the past and creatively restored each location on the property. You can tour the last standing Shaker Chair Factory, explore the ruins of the Sister's Workshop, Cow Barn, and Hay Ramp, hike to the cemetery where 173 Shakers are buried, and enjoy the beauty of our gardens, waterfall, stream and pond.

Come get married on a horse farm! You and your guests will never forget it. Speak to the couples who have been married on our special farm and who have danced the night away under the glowing paper lanterns in the covered, weather-proof pavilion. It’s a magical experience with stunning 360 degree mountain views, grazing horses and curious Guinea hens! Summer / Fall.

Nestled on 12 private acres in the foothills of the Berkshires, our property offers comfort and luxury beyond compare with some of the most breathtaking views for your incredible event. Our venue offers an elegant space with a neutral palette to meet every design aesthetic. Our private Berkshire oasis is the perfect backdrop to create memories that will last a lifetime.

The Greenport The Greenport is perhaps the most elegant space of its type in the Hudson Valley. It features a historic school gymnasium, which has been refurbished while still retaining many breathtaking architectural details. The Greenport offers 2 getting ready rooms, use of our full catering kitchen for your caterer, ballroom, cocktail lounge and patio (weather permitting), guest tables, 6’ & 8’ tables, china, flatware, glassware, stage, venue coordinator, mahogany chiavari chairs, and on-site guest parking.

Beautiful, rustic, warm, and welcoming. Red Gate Farm offers a perfect setting for celebrations of love and commitment. Our timber framed dining hall was built with an eye for tradition. Its warm hued beams contrasting with large banks of windows and doors that open onto outdoor patios, gardens, bucolic pastures and rolling hills. Our outdoor spaces are also yours to enjoy. Stroll through our gardens, visit the farm animals, wander along a mowed path to the pond, or explore our forest trails. Do more with your wedding. Choosing to celebrate at Red Gate Farm means supporting the work of our non-profit organization. More than five hundred students learn, grow, and explore at the farm each year. The fees associated with your wedding directly support our mission to grow children who are confident, kind and hardworking through the deeply meaningful work of farming.

Established in 1912 for the Lewis Lapham family. Waveny House, a historic Tudor style mansion sits majestically overlooking 300 hundred acres of countryside in picturesque New Canaan, Connecticut. Accommodating up to 160 guests Waveny House is a fairytale setting for weddings and receptions. Take a tour down the flagstone walkways through the gardens and fish pond to discover the beautiful Walled Garden, a special nook for a small ceremony. The bride and groom truly have an opportunity to create that special wedding at Waveny House

Welcome guests in our 1901 post and beam factory with working Carousel and Ballroom. Customize with the caterer and vendors of your choice to put your personal touch on every detail! Centrally located in Bristol Connecticut, you will find the New England Carousel Museum. Among our antique treasures you and your partner can host the wedding of your dreams. Say "I do" in our main gallery among our extraordinary collection of American Carousel treasures. Have your first dance under a Venetian crystal chandelier in our ballroom. The Main Gallery The centerpiece to this incredible venue for your special event or wedding. Surround yourself and your guests with antique pieces, while immersing yourself in the time period. ​The Ballroom An expansive dance floor and space for 150 guests, the Ballroom at the NECM is an elegant place to host your reception. Your guests will be enamored with the original refinished wood floors, sprawling chandeliers, and the overall ambiance.

Elmartin Farm derives its name from the initials and last name of Everett Lawrence Martin, Sr, father to Everett Lawrence Martin Jr., known as "Gus," who with his wife, Dodi are the current owners of the farm. Presently, sons, Kim and Shawn, operate and manage the farm. They are the 8th generation of ancestral Martins who began farming in Cheshire, MA in 1790. By the late 1950s, Elmartin Farm had become a major dairy farm in the Northern Berkshire County. Its herd grew to 80 milkers and 80 head of youngstock. Together, the herd filled the new barn which had been completed in 1952. The barn, with the addition of a milking parlor, remains the focal point of Elmartin Farm.