An absolutely charming wedding awaits at the Lippitt House Museum, which sits in Providence’s historic East Side. Built by textile-heir Henry Lippitt in 1865, this high-style Victorian mansion exhibits the style of a Renaissance revival villa while incorporating some Italian palazzo elements, making it a very grand venue indeed. The three-story home features faux finishes, vibrant stained-glass windows, and ornate woodwork. Original furnishings add to the embellishment. It is an ideal venue for an intimate wedding with your closest friends and family, as it accommodates just 60 seated guests. You’ll have a magical evening as you step back in time to Providence’s Golden Age, surrounded by elegance and opulence. Following the ceremony, enjoy a reception in one of the many grand rooms, complete with sparkling glasses, gleaming silverware, and crisp tablecloths while surrounded by lavish embellishments. Warm months will beckon you out onto the beautifully landscaped grounds, where you and guests can mill about on the lawn under twinkling lights, enjoying the gentle trickling of the fountain. The Lippitt House Museum provides just the right touch of refinement and historical charm to make your wedding timeless.