There’s something exciting about watching a new venue come to life.

The architecture taking shape. The spaces beginning to reveal themselves. The moment a construction site starts to feel like the place where celebrations will soon unfold.

For couples planning a wedding or special event, booking a venue before it officially opens offers more than the excitement of something new. It can mean access to introductory pricing, more time to plan, and the opportunity to celebrate during the earliest chapter of a venue’s story.

At by Landmark, several new properties are currently taking shape, giving couples the opportunity to book ahead and become part of what comes next.

Three New Spaces on the Horizon

Across the by Landmark portfolio, three new event spaces are preparing to open their doors.

Blackburn House at The Albion Summit is set to open in December 2026, bringing a new ballroom to Summit designed for weddings, galas, milestone celebrations, corporate gatherings, private dinners, and more.

Chelten House at Elkins Estate is scheduled to open in January 2027, offering a new setting on the historic Elkins Estate property. With its distinctive architecture and intimate scale, the space will bring a fresh event experience to one of the region’s most storied properties.

And in June 2027, Princeton Farmhouse will join the collection, introducing another new destination for weddings and celebrations.

Each space has its own personality, setting, and design, but there is one common advantage to booking before opening: the opportunity to secure introductory pricing while the properties are still under construction.

The Financial Perk of Booking Early

One of the biggest advantages of booking a coming-soon venue is the opportunity to take advantage of exclusive introductory construction pricing.

By Landmark is offering these special incentives to couples that book before each venue opens its doors:

50% off
Events within the first 6 months of opening

33% off
Events during months 7–12 after opening

20% off
Events during the second year of opening

Couples who book while a property is still taking shape have the opportunity to secure their event at a rate that will not be available once the venue officially opens.

It’s one of the tangible benefits of planning ahead.

More Time to Imagine the Celebration

Booking early isn’t only about pricing.

It also gives couples more time to envision how their celebration will come together.

When a venue is still under construction, there is something uniquely exciting about looking at the plans, walking through the developing space, and imagining what it will feel like once the lights are on, the tables are set, and guests begin arriving.

It allows the venue to become part of the planning process from the beginning.

The ceremony. The reception. The florals. The menu. The guest experience. The photographs.

Instead of simply stepping into a finished space, couples get to watch that space become part of the next chapter of their own story.

Be Part of a Venue’s Beginning

Every venue eventually develops its own history.

It becomes the backdrop for weddings, celebrations, dinners, milestones, and memories that continue long after opening day.

Booking early means having the opportunity to celebrate during that exciting beginning.

The first seasons of a new venue have their own energy. There is something special about watching a space establish itself, seeing its design come to life, and knowing that your celebration will become part of the memories created there.

It’s not about being the only one to discover it.

It’s about discovering it while the story is still being written.

A New Chapter for by Landmark

The arrival of Blackburn House, Chelten House, and Princeton Farmhouse represents more than three new event spaces. It’s an exciting new chapter for the by Landmark portfolio and for the communities where these properties are taking shape.

For couples who are planning ahead, these venues offer the opportunity to discover something new, secure introductory pricing, and choose a space while it is still becoming what it will be.

And there’s something inherently exciting about that.

Because sometimes the best time to find your venue isn’t after the doors open.

It’s while the vision is still taking shape.

Interested in one of our coming-soon properties? Connect with our concierge team to learn more about availability, introductory construction pricing, and upcoming tours.

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