There is nothing more romantic than a beautiful wedding in a countryside setting! Family-owned and operated, we have hosted weddings, receptions and other special events since 1995. Reservations include private use of all grounds and facilities - we only host one wedding at a time. Garden chairs, banquet tables, tablecloths in a variety of colors and choice of two centerpiece styles are included. Rates are based on day of the week, month and services. May, June, September, October and December are considered on-peak. Friday and Saturday are considered on-peak. Rates vary from $3100 for an outdoor garden wedding and reception to $7900 for a full weekend of services including overnight. Elopement packages are available for 2-10 guests and include officiant, wedding cake and toast. Inquire for $. The Farmhouse at Rosa Lee Manor is a recently restored house which is rustic and suitable for 2-4 guests overnight. It's a wooded setting ideal for very small elopement ceremonies.

Nestled in Boone, North Carolina, the Inn at Crestwood offers a wedding venue amidst the Blue Ridge Mountains. With its rustic charm and modern elegance, it provides a picturesque setting for couples seeking a romantic celebration. Say "I do" against the backdrop of mountain views, followed by a reception in one of the Inn's charming event spaces. Whether you envision an intimate gathering or a grand affair, you'll find a wedding day filled with love, beauty, and cherished memories against the backdrop of mountain views.

A fairytale setting, Smithmore Castle offers majestic architecture and breathtaking views. The venue's grand ballrooms and lush gardens provide an opulent backdrop, while the dedicated staff ensures a seamless and memorable wedding experience for couples seeking a regal celebration.

Weddings With a Spectacular View! Sky Retreat is a gorgeous 30-acre, all seasons wedding venue. With an over 6,500sq. ft. Grand Event Hall boasting a wall of windows showcasing the long-range view, expansive covered veranda with fireplace, dressing suite, professional dance floor, catering kitchen, 14 log cabins for lodging, an infinity view paver pad and a large grassy knoll, both ideal for outdoor weddings. Sky Retreat provides a picturesque environment to create cherished memories. Enjoy activity options such as hiking trails to the local waterfall, tubing or kayaking trips to the nearby river, enjoying a short walk to a petting zoo on adjacent property, evening bonfires, yoga classes, onsite massage and much more for your dream wedding vacation experience.

A Place Where Families and Community Become One. Weaver House has been carefully crafted for wedding ceremonies, musical events, private dinners, educational seminars, and unique alternatives to corporate meetings and retreats. The setting is welcoming and open, providing a beautiful backdrop to create lasting memories. The grounds feature private Japanese gardens, creating an elegant and tranquil space for your guests. Our team will seamlessly host your event with care. Our planning and coordination specialist will weave together the details, creating a one-of-a-kind experience. The Weaver House prides itself on being a leader in sustainable practices among Western North Carolina event spaces and businesses. Let us bring your vision to life.

Cherokee Creek Farm, a historic Tennessee landmark, offers stunning indoor and outdoor spaces for your wedding. Our 1830s Farmhouse, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, provides charming accommodations. The spacious Creekside Barn, with its enchanting chandeliers, can accommodate your guests in style. Let us help you create an unforgettable celebration at this historic gem.

The Historic Bristol Virginia Post Office is a wedding and event facility located in downtown Bristol Virginia. This historic building was built in 1933 and restored in 2021. The building offers historic charm with elegance and sophistication as the backdrop for your wedding or event.

Come together at The Lodge, a multi-home property that includes the impressive Lodge House along with two adjoining, newer homes, Lodge Barn and Lodge Cottage. Located less than a mile from Mars Hill town center, The Lodge stretches over 14 acres of forest and rolling pasture. Enjoy our multiple locations and allow us to create the perfect experience for you!

The Emerald Woods is a beautiful historic venue in Western North Carolina hosting weddings, small personal retreats and private gatherings. Imagine getting married surrounded by forest on all sides, deer hidden in the woods and with the backdrop of a historic house that is hidden from view from the rest of the world. Your host, Lilly Bakken, purchased the property in August of 2020 and since then has renovated every room within the house and is now continuing to add to the landscaping with an abundance of flowering trees, hydrangea, dahlias and other perennials. Many outside seating areas have been added to the property, quiet little nooks for conversation and for guests to connect with each other.

Hell or High Water is a unique and intimate venue inside the Icehouse, perfect for weddings, receptions, and special celebrations. Our space blends warmth, character, and a lively yet welcoming atmosphere, creating the perfect setting for unforgettable moments. We offer a menu built on bold flavors, high-quality ingredients, and thoughtful craftsmanship, paired with handcrafted cocktails, curated wines, and local beers to elevate any celebration. Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a lively reception, our team is dedicated to making your event seamless and memorable. With a focus on hospitality and a space that feels both stylish and relaxed, Hell or High Water is a one-of-a-kind destination for couples looking to celebrate in a way that feels personal, fun, and effortlessly special. Reach out to learn more about how we can bring your wedding vision to life.

The historic Monte Vista Hotel is a key component to Black Mountain’s storied past. Originally home to the Cherokee people, this valley became an early pathway west for traders, explorers and people seeking a new life beyond the eastern mountains. The town of Black Mountain grew rapidly after the railroad was completed in the late 19th century, and this new “railroad town” needed more lodging. Lucien and Rosalie Phillips opened the Monte Vista in 1919, repurposing a former school building. In 1937, the current brick building was constructed, further cementing the Monte Vista Hotel as a central piece of Black Mountain’s civic and social life. The Annex, a separate structure located behind the original, was added in 1975. Though the hotel has since undergone complete renovations and new ownership, many of the original elements have been preserved, and the new decorative touches complement the look and feel of the original structure.