Intimate Wedding Reception Venues in Amherst, Massachusetts
June 10, 2008 by
Get cozy and close in these intimate wedding reception venues in Amherst, Massachusetts. The rural college town of Amherst is the perfect backdrop for your wedding vows.
Intimate Wedding Reception Venues in Amherst, Massachusetts
Bistro 63 at the Monkey Bar
Bistro 63 at the Monkey Bar has an intimate private function room. The space is modern and intimate. It's also an ideal location for a wedding shower or rehearsal dinner.
Bistro 63 at the Monkey Bar is located at 63 North Pleasant Street in Amherst, Massachusetts, 01002. For more information please call (413) 259-1600.
Courtyard Marriott
The Courtyard Marriott is a lovely venue for hosting wedding receptions. They courtyard gives the venue and intimate feeling not always found at hotel wedding reception venues.
This intimate wedding reception venue in the Amherst, Massachusetts area offers three menus. There is an A la carte menu, a cocktail reception menu, and a dinner menu.
The Courtyard Marriott is located near Amherst, in Hadley. The Courtyard Marriott is located at 423 Russell Street in Hadley, Massachusetts. For more information please call (413) 362-8404.
Lord Jeffery Inn
For an older, more historic courtyard, consider the Courtyard at the Lord Jeffery Inn. The courtyard is an all-brick courtyard, lending to the historic charm of this intimate wedding venue in Amherst, Massachusetts.
The Courtyard at the Lord Jeffery Inn can accommodate up to 200 guests. They also have guest rooms and allow room block booking.
In addition to the Courtyard, the Lord Jeffery Inn offers the Ballroom or the Garden Room for wedding receptions. Wedding couples will also enjoy the complimentary overnight accommodations on the wedding night and on their first anniversary.
The Lord Jeffery Inn offers wedding packages. All of their wedding packages include the services of a professional wedding planner and butlered hors D'oeuvres during the wedding reception.
Intimate Wedding Reception Venues in Amherst, Massachusetts
Bistro 63 at the Monkey Bar
Bistro 63 at the Monkey Bar has an intimate private function room. The space is modern and intimate. It's also an ideal location for a wedding shower or rehearsal dinner.
Intimate Wedding Reception Venues in Amherst, Massachusetts
Bistro 63 at the Monkey Bar is located at 63 North Pleasant Street in Amherst, Massachusetts, 01002. For more information please call (413) 259-1600.
Courtyard Marriott
The Courtyard Marriott is a lovely venue for hosting wedding receptions. They courtyard gives the venue and intimate feeling not always found at hotel wedding reception venues.
This intimate wedding reception venue in the Amherst, Massachusetts area offers three menus. There is an A la carte menu, a cocktail reception menu, and a dinner menu.
The Courtyard Marriott is located near Amherst, in Hadley. The Courtyard Marriott is located at 423 Russell Street in Hadley, Massachusetts. For more information please call (413) 362-8404.
Lord Jeffery Inn
For an older, more historic courtyard, consider the Courtyard at the Lord Jeffery Inn. The courtyard is an all-brick courtyard, lending to the historic charm of this intimate wedding venue in Amherst, Massachusetts.
The Courtyard at the Lord Jeffery Inn can accommodate up to 200 guests. They also have guest rooms and allow room block booking.
In addition to the Courtyard, the Lord Jeffery Inn offers the Ballroom or the Garden Room for wedding receptions. Wedding couples will also enjoy the complimentary overnight accommodations on the wedding night and on their first anniversary.
The Lord Jeffery Inn offers wedding packages. All of their wedding packages include the services of a professional wedding planner and butlered hors D'oeuvres during the wedding reception.
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