Aldie Mansion in Doylestown, Bucks County is a little bit castle, a little bit country estate. Aldie was built in 1927 by William and Martha Mercer with distinctive features like Tudor architecture, intricate brickwork, antique tiles and even gargoyles. The Mercers had some fun visitors at the estate – they entertained Groucho Marx, and the Von Trapp family once caroled in the Great Hall. A two-story bank of leaded glass windows lines the Great Hall, with magnificent fireplaces and a hand-carved staircase. It's like taking a step back in time. And it's conveniently located with easy access from Philadelphia, New York and the Bucks County suburbs.
Aldie Mansion offers a choice of on-site wedding ceremony locations. Your wedding can be held beneath the huge 300-year old oak tree, on the steps in front of the Tea Garden fountain, in the brick courtyard with the estate as the backdrop, in the Great Hall overlooking the terrace and gardens or in the ballroom with views of the estate grounds and gardens.
The ballroom is 2,400 square feet, can hold up to 220 guests and looks out onto the grounds and gardens with its numerous windows. This versatile space can accommodate many different decor styles, with plenty of dance floor and beautiful wood floors.
Site fees to hold your wedding at Aldie Mansion are between $3,600 and $7,500. This range varies by the time of year and day of your event. You site fee includes: Exclusive use of the estate and grounds for five hours, your reception space, tables and chairs for up to 220 guests and parking. Bridal suite are available two hours prior for wedding day prep.
Aldie Mansion is catered by Jeffrey Miller Catering. Proceeds from Aldie Mansion weddings benefit the Heritage Conservancy, a non-profit that works to protect natural land and open spaces in the scenic and historic Bucks County area.
Aldie Mansion 85 Old Dublin Pike Doylestown Pa. 18901
