The Cornealius Properties offers a luxurious and elegant setting for weddings. The venue features beautifully landscaped gardens, grand interiors, and exceptional service. Perfect for couples seeking a sophisticated and timeless celebration, The Cornealius Properties ensures a memorable experience.

The unique and historic Assembly Building, with its beautiful island setting, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is located on the sound front at Topsail Beach, NC and owned and operated by the Historical Society of Topsail Island. This historic building with a capacity of 250 people provides a perfect setting for any occasion!

Villa Mirabela is a boutique wedding and event venue equipped to accommodate your special occasion for up to 140 guests. Nestled on 7 acres of picturesque landscape, this European-inspired venue will captivate and delight. We take your vision and curate a timeless experience that brings the most value for your special occasion. The Villa Mirabela team is prepared to make it memorable and stress-free. Your only priority should be celebrating with loved ones.

Located five miles from Tryon Palace in New Bern, our 33-acre farm offers the best of an idyllic, country setting, as well as the conveniences of the city for the gathering of your dreams. Discover the magic of our farmhouse, built in 1870, surrounded by trees hundreds of years old and a private pond. Stay on property before and after your wedding at our 3 bed, 2 bath farmhouse, while being within a 7-minute drive to downtown New Bern and all the bars, restaurants and entertainment on offer there.

The Simply Divine Wedding Experience. Combining the elegance of a bygone era with timeless charm, modern convenience, and sophistication. If you’re planning your big day, getting all the little details right is so important. You need a great location, plenty of space, access to the right facilities and of course, a price that fits your budget, customized to your particular needs.

In the year of 1762, Mr. Newberry and Mr. Thames purchased the land from Mr. Gray. In the deed, there was mention of a sawmill and grist mill on the place, but no mention of a house. In 1833 Mr. Byrne purchased the land from Mr. Newberry. At this time the house and store were on the land. Later on Mr. Byrne sold the land, and it change hands several times..." The house served as a mill home, store, and the Gray's Creek post office for many years.