Photography: Riverside Farm
Vermont weddings in the Green Mountains
Your statewide guide to planning a Vermont wedding — discover verified venues, trusted local vendors, practical planning resources, and real celebration stories.
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Riverside Farm
Pittsfield · Central Vermont· 57 Tweed River Drive, Pittsfield, Vermont 05762
Our headline featured venue — a private estate/farm given the most prominent placement across the directory. Listed first and highlighted throughout the statewide guide.
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Invitations & custom paper
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Barns, farms, inns & mountain lodges
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Full-service & month-of coordinators
SoonPhotographers
Fine-art & documentary storytellers
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Cinematic film & highlight reels
SoonFlorists
Seasonal, locally-grown arrangements
SoonCatering
Farm-to-table & custom menus
SoonCakes & Sweets
Bespoke cakes & dessert tables
SoonRentals
Tents, lounge & tableware
SoonEntertainment
Bands, DJs & live ceremony music
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Hair & makeup artists
SoonAttire
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Shuttles & guest transport
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Inns, cabins & guest blocks
SoonOfficiants
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SoonThe Vermont Wedding Planning Guide
A practical, season-by-season companion for planning a celebration your guests will love — questions to ask before selecting a venue, guest travel considerations, a planning timeline, and seasonal weather prompts.
- Questions to ask before selecting a Vermont venue
- Guest travel & lodging considerations
- Simple wedding-weekend timeline
- Venue comparison worksheet
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Planning a Vermont wedding
How do I find a wedding venue in Vermont?+
Browse the Vermont Wedding statewide venue directory at /venues and filter by region (Central Vermont, Champlain Valley, Northern Vermont, Northeast Kingdom, Southern Vermont, or the Champlain Islands) and venue type — inns, barns, farms, resorts, lodges, and historic estates. Each listing links to the venue's official website for availability and pricing.
When is the best time of year for a Vermont wedding?+
Summer (July–August) offers the warmest, longest days; fall (September–October) is peak foliage season and the most coveted — book venues and lodging 12+ months ahead. Spring (May–June) brings lush greens and fewer crowds, while winter (December–March) is intimate and often more affordable. Each season is covered in our planning resources.
What regions of Vermont does this directory cover?+
The directory covers the whole state — Central Vermont, the Champlain Valley, the Champlain Islands, Northern Vermont, the Northeast Kingdom, Southern Vermont, and the Upper Valley. It is a curated, verified set of venues, not a claim of exhaustiveness.
Is there a free Vermont wedding planning guide?+
Yes. Download the free Vermont Wedding Planning Guide — a season-by-season companion with venue questions to ask, guest travel and lodging considerations, a planning timeline, and seasonal weather prompts. Enter your name and email on the homepage or planning page for an instant PDF.