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Contact: Kathleen Ciliberti
P: (703) 669-1650
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Hotel lodging for wedding, corporate, and sports groups. Small board room and meeting room facilities also available. Complimentary local shuttle service.
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Goodstone Inn & Restaurant
Contact: Dana Henry
P: (540) 687-3092
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Contact: Michele Hobson
P: (540) 592-3455
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Contact: Michelle DeWitt
P: (703) 753-3548
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The Farm at Broad Run features an outdoor venue for special occasions. The pavilion, complete with artisan stone work and outdoor covered kitchen, can accommodate up to 250 people.
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Contact: Louise Ramsey
P: (877) 324-7344
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Situated on 4,200 acres of ranch land in the foothills of the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains, our facilities are perfectly suited for your rehearsal dinner or wedding reception. Marriott Ranch provides an historic Manor Home and a beautiful lawn or our spacious pavilion from which you can choose. Whether you are having a small, intimate wedding or a large gala for more than 100 our detail oriented catering staff is here to serve you. Come experience the service and professionalism you have come to expect from Marriott in this one of a kind facility.
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Contact: Lynn Pirozzoli
P: (540) 349-4020
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Voted "Inn with the Best Wedding Arrangements in the Nation" by Arrington’s B& B Journal, the scene is straight out of an old screenplay. Imagine riding up in a horse-drawn carriage to The Black Horse Inn, and it’s elegant, mansion-style reception facility, The Gilded Fox with seating for 200 guests. The Inn offers eight rooms with private baths, overlooking breath-taking panoramic views of thoroughbreds grazing in pastures. Perfect for bridal photography is a grand wedding gazebo, magnificent porticos, stone fireplaces, stately flagstone terraces and a picturesque pond and bridge. The Inn takes pride in giving brides a tasteful, elegant atmosphere in which to hold a reception lasting the whole weekend, rather than just a few hours.
Awards
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Arrington's B&B Journal
- “B&B/Inn -- The Best in the U.S.”
- “B&B/Inn With The Best Wedding Arrangements”
- “B&B/Inn With The Best Meeting Facilities”
- Washingtonian Magazine- Fall Weekends--Saddle up and ride
- Washington Life Magazine recognized the Black Horse Inn as "One of Twenty Perfect Places to Hold Your Wedding Reception".
- Washington Life Magazine - Ten Sites That Take You Away
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Briar Patch Bed & Breakfast
Contact: Ellen Goldberg
P: (703) 327-5911
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Make your wedding a historic event at Briar Patch Bed & Breakfast, a historic farm (c. 1805) on 47 acres with mountain views in Middleburg - the heart of Virginia horse, wine, & antiques country. Conveniently located just 20 minutes from Dulles Airport and 45 minutes from Washington, DC.
Hold your rehearsal dinner around our large pool.
Have your ceremony under a 200 year old tree overlooking the Bull Run Mountains.
Celebrate with a reception our new indoor event building -- The Fox Den at Briar Patch -- for up to 200 people.
Have your guests stay in one of our 8 antique-decorated rooms in the 200 year old main house and in our cozy one-bedroom cottage.
Our popular weekend package provides use of all rooms (accommodating 18-20 guests) for two nights plus breakfast and the entire grounds, including a large pool and hot tub, beautiful flowering beds, and lovely mountain vistas from Friday afternoon through Sunday.
When you enter our world, you leave the stress behind.
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Contact: Maria Guerra
P: (703) 777-1888
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Rich in history, the estate known as Raspberry Plain since 1731, is set on fifty rolling green acres overlooking the Catoctin Mountains. Raspberry Plain was granted by Lord Fairfax in 1731 to Joseph Dixon. In 1754, Mr. Dixon sold the property to Aeneas Campbell, the first sheriff of Loudoun County. The property also became the site of Loudoun County's first jailhouse. In 1760, Thomson Mason, younger brother of George Mason IV, purchased Raspberry Plain from Aeneas Campbell.
Thomson of Raspberry Plain, as he became known, was Burgess in the Virginia Assembly and one of the first trustees of Leesburg. In 1771, he built a mansion house at Raspberry Plain where he raised his four children. As you drive down the winding road to the mansion house you will be surrounded by beautiful aromatic lilac bushes that weave through a canopy of century-old hardwood trees that reveal glimpses of the magnificent historic, Georgian Colonial mansion house. The mansion's portico offers a spectacular backdrop for any event of the South Lawn and a picturesque scene for any farewell. The North Lawn boasts a breathtaking, majestic view of the mountains, pastures, and pond.
The hall's sparkling chandeliers, detailed archway and dramatic staircase, announce the elegance of all of the mansion's rooms. Each room's charming character is enhanced by period furnishings and paintings. All the mansion rooms have glass paneled, double pocket doors, fireplaces and original detailed ceiling molding.
One of the highlights at Raspberry Plain is the spectacular Grand Conservatory. This two-story high room features walls of glass arching in the gables and French doors leading to the formal gardens and walkways. The stone walls, large columns and massive cherry-trimmed windows compliment the surrounding panoramic views of the formal gardens, pond field and distant mountains. Evening brings the soft hues of golden lights. The Grand Conservatory has the capacity of 200 seated guests with room for musicians and dancing. Whether it's Summer, Winter, Spring or Fall, Raspberry Plain offers a worry-free plan for your special event. The Mansion and Grand Conservatory is a smoke-free environment and the entire estate is wheelchair accessible.
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Historic Rosemont Manor, circa 1811
Contact: William "Biff" Genda
P: (540) 514-5010
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Wedding venue: rehearsal dinners, ceremony, and receptions.
Overnight accommodations with 12 rooms.
Executive retreats and Congressional staffer off-sites.
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Contact: Judith Wodynski
P: (703) 777-2414, x6616
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Wedding Ceremony, Reception, Shower, Brunch, etc. Venue
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Salamander Resort & Spa/Market Salamander
Contact: Tatum Jelinek
P: (540) 687-3600
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