Sayen House and Gardens

If you are enamored with Monet’s garden paintings and dream of a similar background for your special day, the Sayen House and Gardens are meant for you. Tucked away in the historic Hamilton Square, these grounds provide a serene, idyllic outdoor garden locale. For Impressionist painting connoisseurs, nature lovers and garden enthusiasts alike, the Sayen House and Gardens is a paradise. You can thank the devoted gardener and globetrotter Frederick Saye, who purchased the land in 1912. Frederick lovingly planted seeds he had collected on his exotic travels. Nearly a century later, dedicated groundskeepers preserve Frederick’s creative vision. The meditative gardens glimmer with flower species from China, Japan and England. If you’re lucky enough to wed in the spring, you will be astonished by the abundance of azaleas, rhododendrons and dogwoods. Yet the gardens are spectacularly beautiful year-round. You can escape to this oasis by meandering along walking trails and relaxing on a wooden bench by the pond. Your wedding photographs, taken beside elegant gazebos or above a white trellis bridge, will last a lifetime. The Sayen House and Gardens deliver a wedding experience enriched with history and natural beauty.