By Meg from Baltimore, MD
Thank you for posting this list of possibly venues. I also am living in Baltimore and planning a wedding. What place did you end up choosing. I am orginally from Delaware. I am trying to find something that is in between Maryland and Delaware. It isn't easy. Congratulations on the wedding.
Since I didn't get any feedback...after searching and searching I've found these places, they are pretty much all under $2000 and include tables and chairs, most allow you to bring in your own caterer.
Baldwin Hall
Kahler Hall
The Other Barn
The Meeting House
Historic Oakland
Quiet Waters Park
Liriodendron Mansion- a little farther out
Historic Oakland
Kittamaqundi community church
Boordy Vineyards
Westminster Hall- but it's located in Baltimore
That is all I can remember off the top of my head, I have a few more I've found but I'll have to post them later, hope this helps anyone.
| Previous: Inexpensive Wedding and Reception Site Near Chicago | Next: Letter from the Mothers of the Bride and Groom |
I am looking for cheap wedding sites in Baltimore, Maryland. I am planning my wedding for April of next year (2013). I need to know of cheap wedding/receptions sites to hold my wedding. I would like to have the wedding and reception held at the same place with the possibility of having a caterer at the site to. I have little money, but want something nice, simple, and clean. Please help!
Tracey from York, PA
By Tracey
You should just go to Annapolis, which is only like 35 minutes away. Check them out. They have tons of great and very nice venues.
I am getting married March 15, 2013 and I am looking for a cheap reception hall located fairly close to Northern Parkway and Loch Raven, in Baltimore. The number of guests ranges from 120-150, but I am trying to stay under $5,000 for everything. I am in desperate need of suggestions!
By Crystal F.
I am looking for affordable location to host my wedding reception for about 100 guests on a very tight budget! Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
By Ara from Baltimore, MD
Do you have a large community center where your elderly have their congregate meals together. The places a very large and accommodating to folks with our without disabilities. One of their rooms has a kitchen in it with a refrigerator, sink, stove, microwave. The rent is about $20 per hour here in NC. or ask your local (again large)nursing home for their dining room and invite all of their 'live ins' to join you. The cost should be near nothing as it will be giving their residents something to do and everyone loves a wedding, bridal or baby shower even the elderly!
Good luck and keep us posted on what you end up doing!
I am planning a wedding for May 2006 in Baltimore, MD. I am looking for an inexpensive location to have both my wedding and reception. I'm not orginally from Maryland. Any suggestions and ideas are appreciated. Thank you for your time and input.
Lorinda from Baltimore
By sandy
By
I need help finding an inexpensive wedding venue so close to the holiday season in the MD area. I just got engaged this Nov 4, 2008, but we have a wedding date of Dec 20, 2008. I am trying to find an inexpensive location for the wedding/reception combo.
I really do not want to have it at home, but I do realize I have almost no time left, little money, and its the last Saturday before Christmas of this year. Please help, I am open to all suggestions and I am feeling a little desperate!
Lynette from Baltimore, MD
By bina2j
I am looking for an inexpensive location for ceremony and reception for a June wedding. The wedding budget is about $1000.
By Belinsbaby from Baltimore, MD
By Anonymous
I am new to Baltimore, MD. I will be getting married either late 2011 or 2012. The major problem I am facing is where to find an affordable place to have my wedding/reception. I am thinking about having 80 to 100 guests. I have tried a few fire halls, with no luck. I just want a affordable place to rent for a few hours that will provide tables and chairs. Any suggestions would be great.
By Lo from Baltimore, MD
By firefly57
Add your voice to the conversation. Click here to answer this question.