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Hilton Alexandria Old Town
No two weddings are alike at the Hilton Alexandria. As one of Northern Virginia's premier wedding locations,
we combine exquisite cuisine with unparalleled service. Start your new life together at this suburban
Washington DC wedding site, in the heart of Old Town.
703-837-0440

Holiday Inn Virginia Beach Executive Center
Located just minutes from the beach, our hotel features over 20,000 square feet of
flexible space and nine event rooms. Let our experienced catering and event staff
fulfill your every need. Ask about our wedding packages!
757-499-4400

The Homestead.com
The Homestead is the ideal setting for a Virginia wedding. From exciting new themes to
prevailing Victorian custom, The Homestead stands out in a tradition of excellence.
It is the perfect wedding location in Virginia to create a unique wedding experience.
1-866-354-4653

King Street Events
Your wedding day should be the most glorious occasion of your life. Whether you're planning an
outdoor celebration for 300 or an intimate indoor gathering for 30, each detail must reflect the
magic of the moment. Let King Street Events leave you amazed and your guests speechless.
703-647-2002

Wintergreen Resort
For an elegant wedding, nothing matches the natural beauty and charm of Wintergreen Resort
located 4,000 feet high in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. Boasting 40,000 square feet
of indoor and outdoor event space, our luxurious resort is ideal for your special day.

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The Inn at Vaucluse Spring ... Stephens City, VA
Experience the romance of a country house weekend (or week!). This country house is a
meticulously restored Federal manor house overlooking 100 acres of rolling meadows dotted
with Holstein cattle. Originally built in 1785, Vaucluse was named after the French country retreat
of Petrarch, the great poet of courtly love. House guests may also stay in an 1850's walnut log
home or three guest cottages in a village-like setting surrounding a large limestone spring. (VA)