Nearby and nestled among 175 acres of sweeping meadows and rolling hills, the John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove offers a memorable setting for magnificent weddings and receptions in any season. Flanked by 50-year-old sugar maples, the quarter-mile driveway to the center offers early hints of the splendor of this 175-acre estate, looking still very much how Audubon found it in 1803.

His historic home, set along the Perkiomen Creek in Audubon, Pa., is a haven for birds and wildlife…and photographers. The wild pear orchard, 19^th century fieldstone barn and winding creek set a stage for unforgettable wedding ceremonies in a charming, new outdoor pavilion.

Green Lane Park, in the northwest corner of Montgomery County, comes by its name honestly. The beautiful view across its lake, from a quaint pavilion, creates an idyllic canvas for seasonal colors to complement any nuptials. Don’t forget the wide-angle lens.

Historic Graeme Park transports visitors and wedding parties back in time…to the 18^th century. Its Keith House—once the residence of Colonial Pennsylvania governor Sir William Keith—was built in 1722 and has remained virtually intact since the latter part of that century. Its sweeping fields, pond and wetlands guarantee four-season-photogenic wedding albums.

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