HollyHedge Estate

HollyHedge Estate is a family-owned farm and estate in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, with roots in the 18th century. It sits on Upper York Road in New Hope, and it combines historic buildings with a modern event space for receptions.

Why it suits LGBTQ+ couples

The estate is a strong fit for couples who want a rural, historic setting close to a town with a well-known LGBTQ+ community. The owners have publicly taken part in local Pride events in New Hope, including a partnership with New Hope Celebrates and sponsorship of a Pride event in 2025. Because the estate is run by one family and has its own inn and kitchen, you can plan the whole weekend with a single team. The estate suits couples who prefer a private, human-scale setting to a large resort.

Ceremonies

Ceremonies can be held indoors in the stone barn, where a fireplace and an altar create the setting. A courtyard on the estate is used for cocktail hour, and ivy-covered stone walls and fountains give the grounds a classic look for portraits.

Receptions and food

Receptions take place in a formal, modern event space. An in-house catering team cooks seasonal menus using local distributors and farmers, so the food reflects the region. You can read the wedding FAQs and take the virtual tours before you visit, which helps if you are planning from another city. The estate also publishes galleries, FAQs and virtual tours for planning from a distance.

Staying

The Inn at HollyHedge offers guest accommodation on the estate, which suits couples who want family and friends close by. Check the current room details and availability with the team.

Getting there and the area

HollyHedge Estate is at 6987 Upper York Road, New Hope, Pennsylvania. New Hope sits beside the Delaware River, facing Lambertville, New Jersey, and has shops, galleries and restaurants for welcome dinners and brunches. Philadelphia and Trenton are both within driving distance, and guests arriving by car should check parking arrangements with the team. The area is well used to wedding weekends, so local restaurants, bakeries and florists are easy to find.

Good to know

• Historic Bucks County farm and estate
• In-house catering with seasonal menus
• On-site inn for overnight guests