A Standout Catskills Wedding Venue
Seminary Hill Weddings
Atop the hill, overlooking the Delaware River and the old Franciscan seminary, you’ll realize why Brides Magazine said Seminary Hill “offers all the makings of a dreamy Catskills wedding.”
Seminary Hill is an all-season Catskills wedding venue set on a 12-acre organic orchard. Summer sunsets, fall foliage, winter snowfall, and spring blossoms: there’s a reason for every season.
With flexible indoor and outdoor settings, you can create a wedding that’s uniquely yours. Visit us in Callicoon to meet our team, tour the property, and start planning your special day.
Venue Details
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Tasting Room: 85 seated / 100 standing
Tent: 250 seated
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Ceremony: Orchard, Tent, or Tasting Room
Cocktail Hour & Reception: Tent or Tasting Room
Seminary Hill’s acclaimed architecture and refined setting allows you to enjoy a wedding grounded in nature and stunning river valley views without compromising on elegance. In other words, it’s not a barn wedding!
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On-site accommodation for 50 guests at our MICHELIN Key boutique hotel, The Boarding House.
There are 8 area hotels within covenant distance to accommodate larger parties.
Included in the venue fee: On-site lodging for 8 (including the couple).
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On-site bar and catering services helmed by Executive Chef Edwyn Ferrari.
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Our in-house, on-site team will help you plan and coordinate your wedding from start to finish!
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Included in the venue fee: All rentals! Farm tables, cross-back chairs, custom-made wooden bars, ceremony benches, and a wooden arbor or chuppah.
Lodging at Seminary Hill
Our MICHELIN Key boutique hotel, The Boarding House, was outfitted by local studio Homestedt. Between our hotel and private Airbnb properties in Callicoon, we can host up to 50 of your guests. With eight area hotels within convenient distance, we can help your entire party spend the night.
Elizabeth E.
“Book this venue. Period. From the moment we arrived for our october wedding weekend, we were greeted by Tara, Stacey, Ronni, and a Seminary Hill team who treated us like family.”
Mariana G.