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214 E Center St, Nazareth, PA

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About Moravian Historical Society (Whitefield House grounds)

Under the trees is where a wedding at the Moravian Historical Society in Nazareth happens. The society's three-acre property in the historic center of Nazareth has a broad lawn shaded by dozens of hundred-year-old trees, with historic stone and log buildings as the backdrop. For your photographer and videographer, that means soft shade on a sunny day, old walls behind the wedding party and plenty of room to move between portraits.

The society invites couples to host an intimate wedding on the lawn, and it says the property is flexible enough to customize the event to your plans. That makes it a fit for a small wedding ceremony with family close around you, and possibly a celebration afterward on the same grounds. The society doesn't publish capacities, menus or a list of what's included, so ask when you write whether your plans cover the ceremony, the reception or both, how many guests the lawn can hold, and what you'll need to rent. Members of the Moravian Historical Society receive a discount on rentals.

Because everything is outdoors, plan for weather and for sound. A ceremony under old trees looks lovely in wedding photos, but your wedding videographer will want to think about wind and how to record your vows clearly. Ask the society about photo and video guidelines, parking, restrooms and whether guests can visit the museum. Note that the Gray Cottage on the property was undergoing a preservation project in August and September 2026, so ask what will be open on your wedding day.

Email events@moravianhistory.org to begin planning.
Ask what is included, how many guests fit and what you need to rent.
Walk the lawn with your photographer and ask about photo and video guidelines.

A little about the Moravian Historical Society

Founded in 1857, the Moravian Historical Society is the third oldest historical society in Pennsylvania. It cares for two buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places: the 1740-1743 Whitefield House, home to its museum, and the 1740 Gray Cottage, the oldest existing Moravian building in North America.

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