Happenings

  • Carving of a rabbit outside of room 11 reminds us of spring

    Embrace Spring: A Guide to Upcoming Festivals in New Hope, PA

    As winter melts away and the buds of spring begin to bloom, there's no better time to explore the charming town of New Hope, Pennsylvania, and enjoy a spring festival. Nestled along the scenic banks of [...]

  • Bride and groom in front of an antique turquoise truck, kissing and holding a bouquet.

    HollyHedge Ranked as Top Wedding Venue by Here Comes the Guide

    Top Estate, Mansion, and Wedding Castle Venues in Pennsylvania HollyHedge was ranked as one of the top wedding venues in Pennsylvania by Here Comes the Guide. We're so excited to be part of such a great [...]

  • A close-up of a cicada on someone’s fingertips.

    Sounds of the Season at HollyHedge

    Brood X Cicadas' life cycle has come and gone, and the constant thrumming of their mating calls that once echoed through the 20+ acres of the Estate has disappeared. We're now left with the other familiar sounds of the Summer season in Bucks County.

  • A bride, groom, and their bridal party in a line in front of the stone estate, making funny poses and faces.

    Return of Big Weddings – Philadelphia Inquirer

    We wanted to share a link to a recent Philadelphia Inquirer Piece, "Big Weddings Stage a Comeback in Philadelphia as Covid-19 Recedes." by Christine Johnson-Hall. The article pulls on quotes from HollyHedge's General Manager, and outlines [...]

  • A bride standing under a gazebo with a view of a pond, fountain, and bridge in a wooded area.

    Summer Rains @ the Estate

    Notes from John - June 3 From our kitchen window we can see the upper part of the Estate, down the valley and into the front forest. Last week everything looked a little tired and in [...]

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    Festive Spring Wedding Ideas

    Notes from John - May 23, 2021 The normally quiet and serene meadow at HollyHedge resounded to the spirited sound of Indian music, drums and a chorus of happy people singing on Saturday. HollyHedge was hosting [...]

  • Up-close of an old stone building with a white door.

    Winter 2021 Inn Closure

    We will be closing our lodging operations for the Winter season, and reopening March 2021. We have extended our annual Winter closing to include January 2021. Please stay at our sister Inn, the Lumberville 1740 House, this Winter 2021.