Wedding Photographers & Videographers at North Spring Ballroom, Everett

Wedding photos at North Spring Ballroom in Everett start with the building itself. This was once a church, and it has been turned into a ballroom for weddings and celebrations among the hills of Bedford County. It's climate-controlled, so a winter wedding works as well as a summer one, and your photographer and videographer can plan around the light instead of the weather.

The ballroom holds up to 150 guests. Several packages include an officiant and ceremony seating, but the venue doesn't say outright whether the ceremony takes place in the ballroom itself, so ask. For an outdoor wedding ceremony, the family that runs the ballroom also offers a site on their farm, about a 10-minute drive away, with wooden pews, whiskey barrel decor, a wooden door backdrop and views all the way around. A bridal suite is being built in a house beside the ballroom, expected in late 2026; the largest package already includes two nights at The Weaverling House, a four-bedroom home meant for getting ready.

Your wedding reception can be all-inclusive, with round tables, gold Chiavari chairs, floor-length linens, a sweetheart table and in-house decor, or you can rent the space and bring your own vendors. Catering comes from the venue's partners, matched to your date and menu, and the bar is run by the ballroom's own trained bartenders (outside alcohol isn't allowed). There are day-of coordinators on staff, and getting-ready videography can be added on, a nice extra for your wedding film.

• Book a tour and ask where your ceremony will be held on your wedding day.
• Plan parking: the lot next door is open to guests on evenings and weekends, with metered parking on Main Street a block away.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines when you visit.

A little about North Spring Ballroom

North Spring Ballroom began life as a church on North Spring Street. Today it welcomes couples from across Bedford County and from as far as Pittsburgh, Maryland and West Virginia.