Elmwood Farm Bed and Breakfast

10/12/2026

Vendor Stressors: How Pre-Meeting Smoothens Your Event

10/11/2026

Beautiful wedding yesterday Congratulations to Mr. And Mrs. Poffenberger.

Congratulations Mr. & Mrs. Poffenberger!

LindseyMarie Photography

10/08/2026

Some mornings deserve a balcony—and in the Dall Quarter, you’ll find just that. Named for John Dall, the visionary who built Elmwood in 1855, this serene upstairs room blends old-world charm with quiet luxury.

Soft olive-white walls, blue accents, and a queen bed that welcomes early check-ins and lazy sleep-ins alike—it’s the kind of place that makes you forget your phone exists. The en-suite bath gleams with white and blue glass tile, and that peaceful balcony? It’s tailor-made for sunrise sips and sunset sighs.

Just minutes from Hagerstown and the scenic C&O Canal, the Dall Quarter is your countryside sanctuary in Williamsport, MD.

📍 Reserve your favorite view: https://www.elmwoodfarmbandb.com/b-and-b-guest-rooms

10/07/2026

A floral consultation is about more than choosing pretty flowers. It usually starts with the venue, ceremony time, photographer schedule, wedding party details, colors, attire, budget, and any inspiration photos the couple wants to share. From there, the florist can build a thoughtful proposal that covers bouquets, ceremony pieces, reception florals, family flowers, and all the little details in between.

10/06/2026

We are so thankful for guests who return year after year and make Elmwood part of their routine. Knowing our farm is a place people look forward to truly means so much to us.

“We love staying at Elmwood Farms. We look forward to our yearly visit for a relaxing and amazing stay.”

If you’d like to see more guest experiences and why so many people keep coming back, you can read additional reviews here.
https://www.elmwoodfarmbandb.com/reviews

We cannot wait to welcome you back to the farm again 🌿

10/05/2026

Venue Costs: Don't Get Caught With Hidden Rental Fees!

09/30/2026

For most couples, meeting with a wedding florist about 6 months to a year before the wedding is a good timeframe. Too early, and your colors or style may still change. Too late, and availability or flower sourcing may become harder. The sweet spot gives you room to plan, adjust, and create a design that fits your day.