Loch Aerie Mansion

If you, like many couples, dream of a gorgeous, historic, and stunning Mansion wedding that also has a few modern aspects and easy access for traveling guests, this can sometimes seem like an unrealistic goal. We are happy to say that your dreams are more accessible than you had originally thought as the Loch Aerie Mansion is the perfect solution. Located right off of 202 and Route 30 and perched on a hidden hill in historic Chester County, the Loch Aerie Mansion is an icon of Historic Elegance in the modern 21st century.
This gorgeous Italianate Gothic Revival Mansion was originally built in 1865 and was designed by famed architect, Addison Hutton for William E Lockwood. Through massive restoration efforts the, Loch Aerie now welcomes guests to celebrate their occasion among historical beauty and architectural elegance.
In addition to the restoration of the stunning mansion, a vintage style Ballroom was added to the rear of the building which hosts a 5000 square foot room that can accommodate ceremonies and celebrations for up to 325 guests.
On top of the aww inspiring beauty of the vintage and new styles of the property, all weddings and events are Catered by the phenomenal team of John Serock Catering. Their focus on high end service and decadent dining will create a dining experience that your guests will never forget.

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Nils Mossblad

Nils is an active musician and businessman in the Philadelphia area. After graduating from the University of North Texas with a degree in Jazz Studies on Saxophone, he returned to the east coast and began his employment at BVTLive! He is currently the Marketing Director, and an Event Specialist at BVTLive and the Saxophone player and horn section leader in the band Big Ric Rising. With hundreds of wedding performances under his belt, Nils continues to freelance on both saxophone and voice, working very much in the artistic world as well as the wedding and special event industry.