The Villa is a spacious estate home that can be used to celebrate your big day. Its spacious lawn and gardens can host events for groups up to 75 people. Rental of the Villa for an event includes the use of its outdoor spaces, plus numerous photo locations on the 85-acre property. We also include lodging in the five-bedroom Villa for up to 12 people, ceremony and reception furnishings, and day-of services. (We are there to support you through every step of your day!) We also have additional lodgings on the property in our treehouse cabins that can be rented as lodging. We love the opportunity to host family groups who use the whole property. It sets a totally different tone for the weekend when you have the extra time and space to be together for more than just the ceremony. This is the kind of experience that we specialize in. Let’s plan a weekend that has been personalized for your and your closest friends and family that everyone will remember for years to come.

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.

Homewood, a special event venue in Asheville, NC, is an ideal destination for rehearsal dinners, weddings, receptions, and gatherings. Homewood is a beautifully restored 1920s stone manor located in Asheville's post-Victorian historic district of Montford. The elegant castle was originally built as a private home. The elegance of the 1920s luminesces from original wrought iron chandeliers and alabaster sconces, casting graceful lighting from the 20-foot ceilings of the Great Room to the original hardwood floors, cherry walls, and grand Appalachian stone fireplaces. Conveniently located within a mile of downtown Asheville, Homewood offers 200 free, designated parking spaces, and is located in a neighborhood setting. The Great Room seats 110 people for dinner, or up to 150 with cocktail seating, with space for dance floor and DJ or band. Homewood is fully handicap-accessible. The beautiful and lush surrounding grounds provide additional outdoor space, including our garden ceremony site.

Amid the storied streets of Asheville, where art and adventure intertwine, Zelda Dearest awaits—a haven where your most cherished moments come to life. Composed of three exquisitely restored Victorian homes saved from time's embrace, our hotel is more than a destination; it's a delightful escape inspired by the indomitable spirit of Zelda Fitzgerald. Here, every event becomes a vibrant tapestry woven with passion, creativity, and a touch of the unexpected. Tucked away from the city's hustle yet mere steps from its lively heartbeat, our venue offers a harmonious blend of seclusion and accessibility. Every event is a chapter in life's grand novel, deserving of its own flair and flourish. Our dedicated team is passionate about bringing your vision to life with an attentive touch and an eye for the extraordinary. From the first spark of an idea to the final, joyous farewell, we're here to ensure your celebration is nothing short of enchanting.

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.

Our picturesque farm is nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, just west of Asheville. We are surrounded by breathtaking mountain views, with Cold Mountain as the backdrop for your ceremony. We host only one event per day to ensure that you get all the attention that you deserve and are not hurried in any way. Our goal is to make your wedding day as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. We also have accommodations for ten guests. Therefore, whatever the vision is: an elopement, large or small wedding, a wonderful place for all your bridal party or immediate family to stay close to you for your big day, a small dinner party, rehearsal dinner, or that perfect destination wedding, The Loralei Inn can accommodate your every desire and are delighted to share this part of your journey with you.

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 Estate at Sweetwater Creek is an elegant southern estate set on a majestic hill in Tennessee. Gods splendor is on full display from the vista of The Estate’s 70 acres as the cold mountain waters of Sweetwater Creek gently roll through its fields and lead your hearts and souls to be wrapped in the wonder and romance of the Great Smoky Mountains.

Our mission is to preserve and protect the Masonic and architectural heritage of The Asheville Masonic Temple, encouraging and promoting its continued Masonic use by offering the public an exceptional and unique event venue. We offer access to 4 floors of Historic Event Space (Dining Room, Foyer, Theater, Auxiliary Rooms) with capacity for up to 400. With of 18 years of management experience, we can provide you with all-inclusive event packages and amazing local vendors to execute your special day. We want to help you create meaningful memories of your special day.

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.

Offering timeless elegance, romance, and breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountain beauty, Biltmore Estate is the perfect place to say “I do.” Well versed in the Vanderbilt tradition of gracious hospitality, our expert staff is uniquely positioned to bring your vision to life, designing unforgettable wedding ceremony, reception, and wedding party events that transcend expectations. Become a Biltmore Bride™ or Groom™ at George Vanderbilt’s magnificent estate, where wedding dreams come true.

The Inn, originally named Engadine by its builder, Civil War Captain John Keais Hoyt, is an 1885 Queen Anne-style Victorian home. Engadine is on the National Register of Historic Places and has been restored and decorated to maintain its Victorian character and charm. It was converted to an inn in 1994 and has operated as one ever since.

The Biltmore Village Inn is a charming hilltop bed & breakfast offering views of the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains and Swannanoa River Valley. We are the closest bed & breakfast to the historic Biltmore Estate and our property shares many special ties with the Estate beyond just our name. Located in a beautiful Queen Anne home built in 1892, our bed & breakfast was once the home of Samuel Reed, George Vanderbilt’s private attorney. We strive to preserve the unique history of the property while offering each guest the finest in modern luxuries. With its views, unbeatable location, and rich history, the Biltmore Village Inn is truly a hidden gem of Asheville and a the perfect setting for an elopement or intimate wedding.

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.