Oaks Manor is a charming and elegant wedding venue nestled in Churchville, NY. This historic estate, once the home of former New York State Senator William Ormrod, offers a beautiful blend of timeless style and modern convenience. With its tastefully decorated interiors, including a grand ballroom and a classic games room, the venue provides an inviting and sophisticated setting for your special day.

Situated on 4 acres of scenic gardens and ponds, Oaks Manor is a picture-perfect location brimming with photo opportunities. The manicured lawns and elegant halls evoke a refined atmosphere, adding a touch of class to any celebration. The venue's graceful décor pairs beautifully with the peaceful outdoor setting, making it an ideal backdrop for weddings of all sizes.

Oaks Manor can comfortably accommodate up to 150 guests in its spacious ballroom, making it perfect for ceremonies, receptions, and other celebrations. The mansion features two fully equipped kitchens and one warming kitchen in the ballroom, offering flexibility for your guest and catering needs. With 11 exquisitely decorated guest rooms on-site, you and your guests can unwind and stay overnight in style. The venue also includes a private bridal suite and groom's lounge, allowing you to prepare for your big day with comfort and ease.

Entertainment options abound at Oaks Manor, including pool tables, table tennis, and more, giving you and your guests the chance to relax and enjoy your time together. The venue offers flexible rental options, whether you're seeking a day, evening, or full weekend experience.

You may choose any outside vendor for catering, bar service, wedding coordination, music, and more, but we are always happy to offer suggestions and provide a list of fabulous preferred vendors we regularly work with. Please note that table and chair rentals are also available through Oaks Manor should you wish to use our services.

Coming Spring 2025: Carriage House at Oaks Manor
The carriage house is a charming space where guests can gather for cocktail hour in a space that seamlessly blends the inside of a carriage house with an outdoor area, allowing guests to move freely between the two environments depending on the weather and their preference.