Connecticut Wedding Venue Guide · Connecticut River Valley and Middlesex County
Saint Clements Castle and Marina Weddings
Portland, Connecticut
About Saint Clements Castle and Marina
A 16th century style castle on a bluff above the Connecticut River, with ceremony and reception spaces, gardens and a marina on one property.
Built for Howard and Gertrude Taylor and finished on November 23, 1902, the feast day of Saint Clement, which gave the castle its name. Designed by New York architect Sidney Algernon Bell.
Stone castle, vine covered courtyard, river arbor, more than 90 acres along the Connecticut River.
Photographer's Notes
Golden hour at the river arbor and quiet portraits in the vine covered courtyard. The stone archways give you a beautiful rain plan.
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