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A Wedding Weekend, Beautifully Planned
For couples planning a wedding weekend in the Poconos, our guides cover the surrounding area: scenic settings, group dining, wineries and things to do for out-of-town guests. We do not provide venues, vendors or coordination; contact venues and vendors directly.
Planning Notes
What to Keep in Mind
01
Give Guests Things to Do
Out-of-town guests arrive early and stay late. Trails, wineries and small towns fill the gaps around the ceremony.
02
Plan Dining Around the Weekend
Rehearsal dinners and farewell brunches need reservations well in advance in peak season.
03
Check Permits Before You Commit
Not every property or park allows weddings. Confirm permits and capacity directly with the venue.
What the Guides Cover
- Winery and brewery ideas for guests
- Group dining options for rehearsal and farewell meals
- Scenic spots and lake settings
- Activities for guests during the weekend
Guides for This Trip
- Pocono Wineries and Breweries: 24 Stops, Sorted by TypeA farm winery and cidery, a Jim Thorpe session-ale taproom, an all-in-one wine, beer and spirits farm and 21 more stops. Pocono wineries and breweries sorted by type and town, plus how to visit responsibly.
- The Best Restaurants in the Pocono MountainsDining out in the Poconos is intensely local — the best table is almost always the one closest to whichever lake you're staying near. Here's our list, lake by lake.
- The Complete Guide to Jim Thorpe, PennsylvaniaJim Thorpe packs a Victorian coal-boom downtown, six wineries and breweries, a scenic railway, and a strange naming story into one walkable town. Here's what's actually there.
Feeding a group? Read the guides to private chefs and catering in the Poconos, or browse every place to eat and drink.