Fairmount Park Horticulture Center

"well, this is definitely in my short list of places to photograph a wedding in philadelphia. i found what looked like a small maple tree out front and turned it into one of my all time favorite photo locations! ig @iamthesam"

"Cherry Blossoms time is a great time to visit this park in the midst of Philadelphia. So many of them spread around and they burst with flowers a few days apart. Was there early April and the rest of the park was still coming to life. Plenty of free parking. There is no entrance fee - the Japanese garden has though. The glass arboretum was closed due to a private event, so check the calendar before visiting."

"A great place to visit, do bring a blanket to sit or lie on or some chairs to rest under the trees watching the sakura falling off at the gentle breeze. A good time to remember"

"Our wedding was at the Fairmount Horticultural Center in October. The day was absolutely magical! Every single detail came together in a way that absolutely exceeded every expectation that I ever had for my wedding! It was just perfect in every way. My family and friends couldn’t get over the space and how different it was from your typical wedding. I need to say that Gail helped us navigate moving our wedding due to Covid and answered every frantic email I had to finalizing the details. For the day of Adam Fisher was the MVP he was incredibly helpful and since I didn’t have a coordination stepped up on a huge way for us. I will forever be great full for the hard work and attention to detail for the whole team there! They made my day perfect and I didn’t worry about a single thing! Thank you from my husband myself and my whole family for an experience of a lifetime!"

"I was there for the cheery blossom festival and it was a pleasant experience. There was ample parking for a small fee adjacent the park. For bathrooms, the park had adequate supply of mobile toilets for those who could use them. Overall, a great experience! The performances were my favorite part of the experience."