Bolingbroke Mansion is an elegant wedding venue located in Radnor, Pennsylvania. The outside is as charming as the inside, with a beautiful rock exterior and white windows.

Facilities and Capacity
Bolingbroke Mansion can accommodate up to 150 wedding guests. This venue holds six events spaces with several lovely outdoor ceremony and reception options. Their manicured garden features a staircase and landing that provide a beautiful backdrop for photos, as well. They have a charming side porch that can be used for cocktails and receptions, overlooking the sprawling green landscapes, gardens, and giant trees.

Services Offered
Bolingbroke Mansion lends premiere and kind service to all of their clients that host their magical day on the property. With specially designed wedding packages to fit any budget, they work alongside their clients to ensure they have a wedding that suits their style, theme, and overall vision. They are here to make you and your significant other feel infinitely special. Their services include:

• Bridal shower
  
• Ceremony
  
• Reception
  
• Bridal suite
  
• Event planning
  
• Event rentals
  
• In-house catering
  
• Lighting/sound
  
• Setup
  
• Dance floor
  
• Decor
  
• Drapery
  
• Furniture
  
• Lighting
  
• Tables
  
• Tents

Cuisine
Bolingbroke Mansion offers excellent catering services for their clients’ special day. Catering By Design all starts with a passion for creative culinary techniques and authentic cuisine. Their food is artfully curated to enhance natural flavors and classic entrees. From food stations to artistic plates, they offer the best for you and your guests. From tasty passed appetizers to delectable entrees, they serve only the freshest food to their guests. Their catering services include:

• Buffet
  
• Cocktail reception
  
• Dessert
  
• Family style
  
• Hors d'oeuvres
  
• Outside cake
  
• Plated
  
• Server(s)
  
• Stations
  
• Barware
  
• China
  
• Flatware
  
• Glassware
  
• Linens

History
With a unique history, The Spring House utilizes fieldstone that dates as far back as 1727. Later on, it was acquired by Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. McKee in 1949. A decade later, a church known as St. Martin’s Episcopal Church reformed the grounds into a stunning, lush, and picturesque event venue for others.