Bennington Museum is a wedding venue located in Bennington, Vermont. It is situated in the southwestern corner of the state between the Green and Taconic Mountains. The venue offers multiple spaces, both inside and out, that can complement a range of wedding visions.

Facilities and Capacity

There are three event spaces at Bennington Museum. The first is The Paresky Wing, which features open-beamed cathedral ceilings. Other details that help enhance a couple's occasion include the original exterior stone walls and the antique clocks, statues, and artwork from the museum's collection. This space is accessible by elevator and has portable projectors, WiFi, house sound, and is adjacent to a full commercial kitchen. Up to 110 people can enjoy a sit-down dinner here or 150 for cocktail receptions. The second space is The Pavilion, which is an open-air shelter outside. Up to 30 people can gather here in merriment, and amenities include a ramp and power. This space sits at the base of the George Aiken Wildflower Trail, offering plenty of opportunities for photos. In fair weather, The Courtyard is also ideal for events. This third event space can hold up to 70 guests for a standing reception and is bathed in sunlight in the morning and shaded in the evening.

Services Offered

The staff at Bennington Museum can assist you as much or as little as you require when planning your big day. They can also provide full-service table settings, music, flowers, and catering. They aim to ensure that you can celebrate your marriage in a way that suits your style and tastes.