Pierce House

Pierce House is a historic wedding venue situated on 30 acres of rolling lawns, woodlands, and ponds in Lincoln, Massachusetts, less than 30 minutes from Boston. Built in 1900, this stately mansion is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is located within Lincoln's Historic District. John H. Pierce bequeathed the property to the Town of Lincoln with the intention that it serve as a public space for celebrations and community gatherings. The estate offers multiple ceremony locations across its scenic grounds, including beneath an ancient weeping willow and alongside a shimmering pond. The mansion features four spacious event rooms that collectively accommodate up to 75 guests. During summer months, a white wedding tent on the grounds can host up to 200 guests for receptions. The wrap-around porch and terrace provide additional space for cocktail hours and outdoor gatherings. The second floor includes two private dressing rooms for wedding party preparations. The on-site kitchen is equipped with a six-burner stove, convection oven, and double fridge to facilitate catering. Beyond weddings, Pierce House has hosted art exhibitions, summer concerts, and film screenings. The property is located near Walden Pond Reservation, DeCordova Museum, and Minute Man National Park.