Wedding & Reception Sites in Foxboro, MA

Some Notable Spots for Those Getting Hitched South of Boston

Whether you actually call this small New England town home, or you're looking for a neutral, easy-to-get-to, south-of-Boston location to host a wedding with guests from all-over, Foxboro, Massachusetts offers several great venues for weddings. 

CHURCHES. For a town of about sixteen thousand people, Foxboro has a surprising number of churches serving faiths of all sorts. Right on the lovely town common looms the towering spire of the Bethany Congregational Church (508-543-5678). We're not making that number up.  Across the street, also on the common is the neo-classical building which houses Foxboro's Universalist Church (6 Bird Street, 508-543-4002). Also "centrally located" off  Central Street  are St. Mary's Catholic Church (rectory at 83 Central Street, 508-543-7726) home to Foxboro's biggest congregation, The Church of Emmanuel, (508-543-2120). and Foxboro's Seventh Day Adventists Church (308 Central St., 508-543-9346).  

Shooting off the common on Main St. are Lutheran Church of the Redeemer ( 508-543-1071) and The Church of Latter Day Saints (508-543-7276). Heading south off the common, you'll find St. Mark's Episcopal Church (116 South St., 508-543-8191) and further south still the Evangelical Union Church (508-543-5088). Take a different turn down Mechanic St.  from the center of Foxboro to find 1st Baptist Church (508-543-5124). Couples seeking Jewish or Muslim weddings can find houses of worship just one town over in Sharon. All institutions should be contact for their own wedding policies.

RECEPTION HALLS. Foxboro offers several venues for beautiful and fun receptions. The Lafayette House (Rte 1, 508-543-5344) is known throughout the state for it's first-rate dining,  has several wedding packages available, with price quotes beginning for parties of 100 guests. Established in 1784, it offers colonial appeal and fine dining.