A historical setting for a wedding or other related events is The Stonehouse Wedding Venue located in Richmond, Maine. Housed amid the beauty of nature, this setting offers privacy and scenic serenity as couples celebrate their love story with family and friends. The property spans 90 acres of rustic charm and natural surrounds.

Facilities and Capacity
The Stonehouse Wedding Venue sits on an expansive 90-acre landscape of lawn, trees and two sizeable ponds. The beautifully maintained grounds are available to host the outdoor wedding of your dreams. Exchange vows with the scenic view of the ponds and lush green surrounds in the background. A tent can host a seated reception customizable to your wedding vision. The Stonehouse Wedding Venue accommodates up to 200 people for a variety of wedding events. To enjoy the outdoor scenery, couples and their guests can socialize on a 30-foot by 30-foot stone patio equipped with a gas fire pit. The stunning setting makes for a memorable setting for wedding events and photographs.

Services Offered
As couples decide their ideal wedding venue, consider The Stonehouse Wedding Venue for hosting an assortment of wedding events. Couples can begin their wedding celebrations by hosting an engagement party at this venue. Space and services for a bridal shower or elopement is available as well. Enjoy a rehearsal dinner, ceremony or reception at The Stonehouse Wedding Venue. On the day of the wedding, couples and their wedding party can prepare on-site with the availability of a bridal suite. Added conveniences of this venue are wireless Internet and ample on-site parking. The option for couples to pick the caterer of their choice is an added personalization to the use of this space.

History
The Stonehouse Wedding Venue has a unique story that begins with Paul Vaulin’s travels from Sweden to Boston, Massachusetts. The architecture of the structure built by Vaulin includes the use of cobblestones reclaimed from Gardiner’s cobblestone roads. Once a bomb shelter, The Stonehouse now serves as a place to celebrate love.