Looking for a unique wedding venue? Consider Highlands Historic Mansion and Gardens, an elegant Georgian-style Mansion located on gorgeous landscaped gardens and rolling hills. Have your wedding ceremony outside on a 2 acre beautifully landscaped formal garden! There are four rooms that can be used during your wedding reception. The wedding site can be rented for a four to five period, with only one event a day. The Highlands pays attention detail and will help you with planning your wedding.
Highlands Historic Mansion & Gardens
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