
Three ways to hold the estate
Each experience includes the full property and our team. What changes is time — how much of it you keep, and how gently the celebration is allowed to unfold.

The weekend version
Arrive two nights early and let the celebration stretch. A welcome evening, a full rehearsal without a clock, the wedding day itself, and a slow brunch before anyone thinks about the drive home.
- Two nights of on-site lodging for twenty-five
- Welcome evening on the estate
- Unhurried rehearsal and rehearsal dinner
- Full wedding day — one day, one wedding
- "Happily Ever After" brunch the morning after
- Dedicated consultant from booking to send-off

The night before, and the day
Come the evening before. Walk the sites in the last of the light, sleep on the property, and wake where the day is already happening. Most families choose this one.
- One night of on-site lodging for twenty-five
- Rehearsal on the property
- Full wedding day — one day, one wedding
- "Happily Ever After" brunch
- Welcome espresso and wine
- Dedicated consultant from booking to send-off

One perfect day
The full estate for a single day, from the first hair pin to the last song. Everything the property offers, held for you alone, with nothing scheduled after you.
- Full private use of the estate for the day
- Your choice of the four ceremony sites
- Grand Hall reception for up to 250
- Bridal suites and groom's quarters
- In-house catering and licensed bar
- Dedicated consultant from booking to send-off
Not sure which one
Tell us the size of your guest list and the season you are picturing. We will tell you honestly which experience fits — and which does not.

