Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, Stroudsburg

A wedding at Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm in Stroudsburg sets your day on a 19th-century homestead, and the farm itself says its buildings and scenery make beautiful engagement and wedding photographs. Weathered farm buildings, fields and a rustic setting give your photographer and videographer a backdrop no banquet hall can copy.

Quiet Valley rents its grounds for weddings, describing a natural and surprisingly elegant setting for a modern bride. The details of the day, such as where a wedding ceremony is held on the property, where a reception tent or dinner goes, and which buildings can be used, are worked out with the office, so call to talk through your plans and rates. Ask which spots on the grounds are open to you for portraits, and whether the barn and farmhouse can appear in your wedding pictures.

Because Quiet Valley is a working museum, with costumed programs, farm animals and festivals through the year, timing matters. Ask which dates are open for weddings and how the farm's own events fit around your wedding day. Your videographer will also want to know about sound outdoors and where power is available for music and the toasts.

Getting there is easy, with quick access to Routes 80 and 33, which helps guests driving in from around the region. It also hosts family parties and private events, so the staff are used to welcoming groups.

• Call the office for availability and rates.
• Walk the grounds with your photographer and videographer before the day.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines and which buildings can be used.

A little about Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm

Depper family members settled this land by about 1770, and their descendants farmed it for five generations. The farmhouse and its 1850s barn were reconditioned and the farm museum opened to the public on July 13, 1963; it has been run as a nonprofit educational farm since 1974.