Arrie & Jess

We're so excited celebrate with all of our favorite people in one place! We're anticipating quite a party, so please consider staying over in Glen Mills, PA with us the weekend of our wedding.

We've selected two hotels that are each less than a five minute drive from the venue. Mention our hotel block for discounted rates. Both hotels are pet friendly!

Staybridge Suites Wilmington - Brandywine Valley

Residence Inn by Marriott Philadelphia Glen Mills/Concordville

More information on where to book and our block codes is located on the Hotels page. Please book early! For some ideas on places to eat and things to do during your visit, keep scrolling.

Glen Mills, PA was founded in the late 1600s and was part of the original land grant given to the state's founder William Penn.

The town is named for two paper mills that existed in the town. From 1864 to 1878, the mills supplied the U.S. government with a special, patented paper for the printing of government bonds and notes.

Terrain’s greenhouse cafe offers seasonal brunch, lunch and dinner menus, featuring hand-selected local produce, meats, and dairy alongside a curated non-alcoholic drinks menu. Served in a deliberately designed environment that blurs the line between indoor and outdoor spaces, the cafe provides an inspiring dining experience with every visit!

The Terrain Garden Cafe at Styer’s is BYOB.

The Stables of Yellow House offers a full menu of fresh seafood, seasonal offerings, limited batch entrees, as well as longtime favorite selections. As often as possible, their ingredients are sourced locally using sustainable food practices.

The Yellow House opened as an inn and tavern about 1750; the surrounding village was known by the same name until it changed to Thornton.

A sprawling botanical garden of over 1,077 acres of greenery, woodlands and meadows in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. It is one of the premier horticultural display gardens in the United States and is open year-round for visitors to enjoy exotic plants (both indoor and outdoor), events and performances.

Be sure to check out their seasonal attraction, A Longwood Christmas!

The Brandywine River Museum of Art’s renowned collection features works by three generations of the Wyeth family, early American portraits, pastoral landscapes and elegant still life paintings. Housed in a historic stone mill building with contemporary glass-walled additions overlooking the Brandywine River, the museum offers an extensive program of temporary exhibitions ranging from nineteenth century to contemporary art.

The Newlin Grist Mill Park is surrounded by a 160-acre park and is dedicated to historical preservation and environmental appreciation. With its working grist mill and nature trails, the Newlin Grist Mill is a great place to wander around and enjoy the surroundings. This is a great spot for anyone interested in preservation, education, outdoor recreation, or just relaxing!