Wedding Venues in Mercer County, NJ: A Local Vendor's Guide
Updated: Oct 11
Mercer County has everything from a National Historic Landmark to golf-course patios and a vineyard tent. As a photo booth company based in Hamilton, here's our guide to eight local wedding venues, what each one offers (from the venue's own website), and tips for making a photo booth work in each space.
Always confirm capacity, pricing and vendor rules directly with the venue. Details change. Facts below were checked on each venue's website in October 2026.
Hamilton
The Hamilton Manor
What the venue offers: a wooded, preserved setting in Central New Jersey where your ceremony and reception happen in one place, and the venue hosts only your celebration that day. (thehamiltonmanor.com)
Booth tip: with an exclusive-use day, ask about setting up the booth and greenery wall before cocktail hour so it's ready when guests arrive.
The Stone Terrace (2275 Kuser Road, Hamilton)
What the venue offers: nearly four decades of family hospitality, weddings as its focus, distinct event rooms for weddings of every size, outdoor terraces, and an on-site Italian-American restaurant. (thestoneterrace.com)
Booth tip: with multiple rooms, ask your coordinator to place the booth near the dance floor so guests can go back and forth all night.
Nottingham Ballroom (200 Mercer Street, Hamilton)
What the venue offers: a newly renovated ballroom run by Hamilton Township. The township publishes a brochure with information and pricing. (hamiltonnj.com/nottinghamballroom)
Booth tip: if you're watching the budget, our $450 digital-only package or the $600 open air package with prints keeps the fun without overspending.
Ewing / West Trenton
Trenton Country Club (201 Sullivan Way, West Trenton)
What the venue offers: a historic clubhouse with the Washington Ballroom, plus a floor plan and grounds that allow both indoor and outdoor entertaining. (trentoncc.com)
Booth tip: a classic ballroom suits an enclosed booth with a sparkle or gold champagne backdrop.
West Windsor / Princeton Junction
Mercer Oaks (725 Village Road West, Princeton Junction)
What the venue offers: a Mercer County facility with cocktail hour on a patio overlooking the golf course and its cascading fountain. Outdoor ceremonies hold up to 140 guests, and a wedding surcharge makes yours the only event that day. Packages include a private bridal suite and day-of coordination. (merceroakscatering.com)
Booth tip: the venue says vendors can get into the room earlier to set up if it's coordinated ahead, which helps with a 360 booth that needs a little extra space.
Princeton
Morven Museum & Garden (55 Stockton Street, Princeton)
What the venue offers: a National Historic Landmark steps from downtown Princeton. The tented Great Lawn holds up to 400 for cocktails or dinner (200 for a ceremony), and the Stockton Education Center seats up to 85 for dinner next to the Colonial Revival Garden. (morven.org/weddings)
Booth tip: tented lawn receptions suit a 360 booth or our open air booth with the greenery wall. Ask the tent company for a flat, powered corner.
Nassau Inn (Ten Palmer Square, Princeton)
What the venue offers: a wedding venue since 1937, with 12 rooms for 6 to 200 guests, including the Prince William Ballroom and the candlelit Palmer Room, plus a terrace and nearby Palmer Square for photos. (nassauinn.com/weddings)
Booth tip: the enclosed booth's classic look fits the inn's elegant feel.
Hopewell Valley
Hopewell Valley Vineyards
What the venue offers: a family winery with three generations of Tuscan winemaking experience and more than a thousand private events hosted. Spaces include an upper tasting room with a covered deck facing the vineyards, a lower tasting room with a stage and grand piano, and a pole tent put up each spring and taken down each autumn. Every tented event also reserves an indoor space, and wine purchase minimums apply. (hopewellvalleyvineyards.com/host)
Booth tip: the greenery wall fits right in under a vineyard tent.
Questions to ask your venue about vendors
Do you have a preferred vendor list, or can we bring any vendor?
Do vendors need a certificate of insurance (COI)?
When can vendors load in and set up?
Is there a power outlet near where the booth would go?
For tents: is there a flat, covered spot for a booth?
Book your photo booth
Whatever venue you choose, we'd love to be part of it. See our wedding photo booth prices and packages, browse our booths, or text 609-341-6733 / email booking@amomentintimestudios.com with your date and venue.
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