Wedding Photographers & Videographers at The View at Six Mile, Philipsburg

A wedding at The View at Six Mile in Philipsburg is built around the name. One whole wall of the hall is glass, with big overhead glass doors that open onto a covered veranda, so the rolling Allegheny hills stay in sight from inside the room. That wide, even daylight is kind to your photographer and gives your videographer a real landscape behind the vows instead of a plain wall. The venue invites couples to use the land and the building for wedding photos.

You can hold the whole wedding day here. There are indoor and outdoor ceremony sites, and the outdoor one looks out over the hills, set with white garden chairs. If the weather turns, the venue says the wedding ceremony can move to the veranda, inside, or under a rented tent, depending on your guest count. Private bride and groom suites mean nobody has to get ready across town, and the Victorian loft with its spiral staircase makes a lovely spot for a portrait of you in your gown.

Your wedding reception stays in the main hall, with room for up to 250 guests (at the top end, some tables come down after dinner for the dance floor). There's a bar, a commercial kitchen with its own entrance for your caterer, and a see-through indoor and outdoor fireplace. Outside, guests drift to the fire pit and the lawn games. You choose your own approved, insured vendors. Paved parking and a covered drive-through make arrivals easy, and you have the building from Friday at noon until Sunday at noon. Music ends by 9:45 pm, so plan your toasts and last dance on video with that in mind.

• Check open dates and book a tour.
• Walk the ceremony site, veranda and staircase with your photographer and videographer.
• Ask about the venue's rules for alcohol service, candles and sparklers, and about photo and video guidelines.

A little about The View at Six Mile

The View at Six Mile stands on land that was once the family's farm. The family built the hall for weddings, starting construction during the pandemic, when the glass doors alone took about 36 weeks to arrive.