The Boylston Rooms

Flexible Industrial Elegance

Located in a former textile mill, The Boylston Rooms is nestled in the heart of Western MA in the foothills of Mt. Tom. Every brick and beam in our 1814 mill pays homage to those who build to last.

Come make history with us.

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GET IN TOUCH

Two brides, Emma and Montana, share a first dance with uplighting behind them

You Focus on the Big Day,
We Focus on You.

A bride and a groom kiss after saying "I do" in front of the heptagon arch in front of the windows of the East Room

Less To-Do, More “I Do”!

We have always loved the uniquely tailored moments of weddings, a grandmother as the surprise flower girl, custom vows, and the cheers at newlyweds’ first kiss, she wanted to offer a venue that mastered the balance between timeless, historic details and the design-conscious sensibility of the modern marrying couple.

The Boylston Rooms is a stunning venue that includes top notch planners and coordinators that make your day run smoothly.

Photos by Ariel Grondin and Sage Orville

MEET THE TEAM

The management staff at the Boylston Rooms: Myles, Ali, Erin, Alyssa and Jen

Why Western MA?

Located minutes off of several major highways and along popular train routes, the Boylston Rooms is easy to get to. Full of artisan shops, delicious farm-to-table cuisine, scenic foliage, and all of the entertainment associated with the colleges that surround us, it's not surprising that Western MA is a popular wedding destination!

Why Western MA?

The outdoor Garden Courtyard. Large industrial mill windows are behind gabion walls and trees suround the space. Photo by Undressed Moments taken at the Boylston Rooms, a wedding venue in Easthampton MA

A photo by Leah Freeman featuring a signature drink sign with a dog on it and the drink being a Mango Margarita. Next to the sign is the Mango Margarita.

How to Personalize Your Wedding Without Overcomplicating It

In a world filled with Pinterest boards, wedding TikToks, and endless inspiration, couples often feel pressure to make every detail of their big day unique. But at The Boylston Rooms, we’ve learned that personalization doesn’t have to mean complexity. In fact, some of the most memorable weddings we’ve seen were also the most effortless filled with intentional, personal touches that didn’t add stress or break the bank. Photo by Jessica Biancardi If you're wondering how to make

A bride and a groom go in for a kiss in front of a brick industrial building.

Industrial Romance & Hometown Roots: Amy & Devin’s Couple Spotlight

Some love stories start in unexpected places… and some begin in your hometown without you even knowing it. Amy and Devin both grew up in Simsbury, CT, just a year apart, in the kind of small town where everyone seems to know each other, but somehow, their paths never crossed. Not until they were both preparing to attend the University of Maine and stumbled across each other in a Facebook group for students. “I saw a comment from a guy saying he was from Simsbury,” Amy recalle

Bride covering the grooms eyes with her hand before their first look. She is holding a houquet of flowers with orange and pink hues. photo by Dierdre Volk.

The Little Things: First Touch vs. First Look

Some of the most meaningful decisions couples make for their wedding day aren’t about flowers, color palettes, or timelines, they’re about moments. The ones that ground you. The ones you remember long after the day is over. That’s what The Little Things series is all about. And today, we’re looking at a beautiful decision many couples face: whether to share a first look or a first touch before walking down the aisle. Photos by Stephannie Camosse, Mary Morgan, West on Jade

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