We are a beautiful outdoor wedding venue! IMAGINE, BELIEVE, DREAM! A world apart, our enchanting, quintessential boutique cottage milieu is distinctively intimate, disarmingly charming, chic without pretense. This is the place where you long to belong. We invite you to make a story of your very own and channel your reign as Queen over a realm of myth and magic uplifted by the seductive fragrance of lavender, pine and wind blown reveries from a future passed long ago. Step into our magical realm for your wedding day and discover the MAGIC of LeFay Cottage at Little Washington. Come for the fantasy, Stay for the romance! Boutique Cottage. Lavender Farm. Secret Forest. Blue Ridge Mountains

Narmada Winery has several ideal locations to fit any and all of your dreams! Our indoor locations include our tasting room and cellar; the best location for your wine enthused "I do!" For those that want an outdoor location but are afraid of our "predictable" Virginian weather, covered patio and crush pad are available for your use! If you want the convenience of having your ceremony within feet of your reception, or if your guest list is much bigger than estimated our pond side pavilion has small covered area and enough space for up to three 50'x90' tents!

The Stables of Rolling Ridge is a family-owned and operated farm located just outside of Gaithersburg in Laytonsville, Maryland. This sophisticated venue is both a flower farm and equestrian facility, making it perfect for wedding couples seeking a scenic country venue for an intimate wedding or elopement. Celebrate your love and commitment to one another among secluded rolling hills, graceful stone barns, and lush green pasture. In addition to venue rental, this one-of-a-kind horse and flower farm also offer full-service floral design and event decor both onsite and throughout Maryland and the DMV.

The Home and Farm have been passed down through 8 generations of the Miller family. In 1827, John Miller Sr. purchased the land from Francis Thornton and built a modest family home with his son, “Poplar John”. The simple rectangular structure was built from bricks fired on the bank of the Thornton River and trees harvested from nearby Turkey Mountain. Sixty years later, John Byron made substantial additions including the present-day Owner’s Suite, Queen’s Room, and sitting porches.