I ended up not choosing a bed and breakfast for a ceremony site, but I looked at a lot of them. Notable ones were Jacob's resting place and Pheasant fields. They are both nice locations with pretty scenery (especially Jacob's resting place), for an outdoor wedding. However, the cost was expensive and you don't get any of your money back if you get rained out. I really wanted an outdoor wedding, but for cost-effectiveness I decided to have it at my church. The people at those two places would have been great to work with. If you can afford it, go for it! Pheasant fields also has a lot of rain options.

This is a beautiful church to have a wedding. I've grown up in it and the sanctuary is gorgeous. The downside is that I think they only allow members of the church to get married there, but I'm excited to get married in such a pretty church! The architecture is very modern and unique.

I found out about Dickinson's College from a friend. It's in Carlisle, PA. They have a lovely reception hall that fits about 200 people. One of the walls is all windows. The price was very reasonable. It was the cheapest I found in the area. Also, they don't require a deposit ahead of time which was nice for me since my fiance is in the air force and we may need to change the date. The only downside is that their dates are very limited in the summer because they have other events going on. You have to meet with their activities director to schedule your date. They are very nice to work with and highly recommend them.

They were very helpful with giving me a lot of dresses to try on. The only downside is they are often very busy and don't take the time to really "dress" you up. They didn't put a veil on me, or jewelry. I didn't feel like a real bride. I ended up getting my bridesmaid dresses there because they have a lot to choose from, but not my wedding gown.