Historic, Artistic, Charming
It’s hard to imagine a more beautiful setting for a wedding...
A magnificent Georgian mansion set high upon a hill, surrounded by centuries-old trees, flowering shrubs and perfectly manicured lawns...and inside, marble and polished oak, glittering chandeliers, gleaming brass fixtures, towering Palladian windows, and a sweeping staircase that just begs for a bridal procession. During your rental, your event is the only one taking place in the Mansion.
Event Capacity
- Seated Dinner ~ 100
- Standing Reception ~ 150
Please call our Rentals Office at 301.581.5255, email [email protected], or fill out our information request form to learn more about weddings, rehearsal dinners, and other events, or to schedule a tour appointment.
Wedding Details
Wedding Perfection.
Wedding Photo Gallery
First dance in the Music Room at the Mansion at Strathmore.
A bride and groom pause for a moment on the front steps of The Mansion at Strathmore.
Photo by Amanda Adams
Grooms first dance in the Mansion Music Room.
Credit Stefan A. Photography
Photo shoot in the back of The Mansion.
Sunset backyard wedding at the Mansion.
Photo by Rebekah J. Murray.
Bride putting her shoes on in the Mansion at Strathmore Gallery space. Photo by Carolyn Andros
Ceremony on the Sun Porch.
A bride & groom on the portico behind the Mansion.
Credit Anne Hoang
One of several ceremony locations, indoor and out, at the Mansion at Strathmore.
Portraits in front of The Mansion at Strathmore.
The Mansion has many beautiful outdoor spaces to choose from.
The backyard can also be tented for a stunning outdoor reception. Design by Ridgewells.
Cocktail reception on the Sun Porch in the Mansion.
This little table on the portico is ready for an intimate wedding reception.
Bridal portraits on the Sun Porch. This bright space can be used for intimate ceremonies, cocktail hour, and more.
The Music Room sits ready for an intimate wedding ceremony.
The Music Room is our most popular space for wedding ceremony.
Ceremony in the Mansion Backyard. Photo credit Melissa Palka.
A flower girl making her entrance for a small wedding in 2020
A bright tablescape for a spring wedding in the main hall.
Bridal procession in the Mansion at Strathmore, by the beautiful fountain in the foyer.
An elegant table setting for a wedding reception in The Mansion.
Setup for an outdoor ceremony. Photo by Melissa Palka.
The architecture of The Mansion offers plenty of opportunities for photography.
Sunset outdoor ceremony in the Mansion backyard.
Photo credit Bakerture Photo & Video
The Mansion is beautiful year round. This fall wedding made the most of the colorful foliage on the surrounding trees.
Sunlit reception in the Mansion
Photo credit Bakerture Photo & Video.
A reception dinner in the main hall.
Dinner in the Music Room in the Mansion. This room is also a popular ceremony location!
Dancing the night away after a beautiful wedding.
A first look before a backyard ceremony in the back yard of The Mansion.
During the pandemic, we've had many beautiful, intimate weddings and receptions in the Mansion.
The Mansion provides many different configurations for a beautiful reception.
Credit: Kir Tuben
Celebrate with your loved ones in one of our beautiful reception rooms in the Mansion.
Credit: Kir Tuben
Dinner setting in the Mansion.
Photo credit Bakerture Photo & Video
Musicians perform during a ceremony on the Mansion portico.
Photo credit Bakerture Photo & Video
Cozy fireplace during a fall wedding.
Photo credit Bakerture Photo & Video
"From the moment we first walked into the Mansion back in December, we knew it was the perfect place to celebrate our wedding, and on the big day, everything lived up to our expectations. The venue was absolutely stunning, and the entire evening felt seamless thanks to your incredible coordination and attention to detail."
- Luis & Angelisa, 2025 couple
Ultraviolet Wedding | Styled Shoot from Harrison Wedding Films.
We were so incredibly satisfied with the experience and would absolutely recommend!
About the Mansion
The Mansion at Strathmore is one of Maryland’s most gracious homes for the arts—and a historical charm built in the late 1800s.
Learn more on our Mansion History page.
