Tom Quick Inn
Hotel & clubMilford, PA
0.6 miles away
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Wedding photos at Grey Towers National Historic Site in Milford are a draw for couples looking for a historic estate and formal gardens behind their portraits. It's important to know up front that Grey Towers does not host a wedding ceremony or reception, because its mission doesn't include private social events. What it does allow is photography sessions on the grounds, so many couples plan a stop here for portraits on their wedding day, with the ceremony and reception somewhere else in the Poconos.
The site asks you to use the existing beauty of Grey Towers as your backdrop, and the gardens, terraces and stone walls give your photographer plenty to work with. A wedding videographer can film here too, within the same guidelines. Private, non-commercial sessions need no permit and have no fee, though the Forest Service encourages you to send in its request form at least two weeks ahead so staff can warn you of closures. A commercial session needs a special use permit applied for 60 days ahead.
Plan your timing carefully. Sessions are encouraged to finish by 10 am or start after 4 pm, and vehicles must leave before the gate closes at 4:30 pm. You won't have the grounds to yourselves, since other visitors stay. Props, chairs, tents, confetti, petals and bubbles aren't allowed, nor is standing on stone walls or in flowerbeds, and drones may not land on the property. The covered Visitor Pavilion is the only shelter if it rains.
Grey Towers was completed in 1886 and was the home of the founder and first Chief of the US Forest Service, who also served two terms as Governor of Pennsylvania. In 1963 the family gave the house and 102 acres to the Forest Service, which runs it today.
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