Serre’s 70-acre grounds with breathtaking scenery, rustic meets modern barn that accommodates up to 200 guests, covered patio seating, custom-built farmhouse tables, luxurious décor, outdoor bar, fire pit, and wedding coordinator to help plan it all will make sure your loved ones are not only comfortable; they’ll feel like it’s their special day, too. The luxurious bridal suite, hiking trails, outdoor yoga, fishing, wine by the firepit, and day-of bridal party brunch, our amenities, and extra touches are going to make you feel on top of the world. (And on top of the mountain.)

Imagine a celebration of a lifetime, with all your friends and family, on a luxurious mountain vineyard estate. The Vineyard at High Holly is a sprawling vacation destination, vineyard, and wedding venue located in the Blue Ridge Mountains on the Highlands Plateau. Your stay with us is an experience that will be talked about with reverence for the rest of your lives. The breathtaking vineyard, mountains, and splendidly designed event spaces and cottages. The sheer attention to professional and personal detail helps make The Vineyard your one-of-a-kind Western North Carolina mountain wedding destination. We know what it's like to plan a wedding: there are so many decisions and details to attend to! We will help you customize your wedding to fit your needs. If you have an idea we will do everything we can to make your vision come to life!

Located in Henderson, North Carolina, SKYLARANNA Resort & Spa is a boutique wedding venue. Situated on over 60 acres of land, this getaway has over 16,000 square feet of usable indoor space. From its vantage, couples and their guests will be able to admire mountain vistas while enjoying privacy among the natural foliage. An outdoor enthusiast's dream, SKYLARANNA Resort & Spa is ideal for a destination wedding.

With nearly 50 acres under vine across three properties within the Tryon Foothills, we are dedicated to the skilled cultivation of our vines. Mountain Brook Vineyards cascades over 75 acres of vines, forests, and Mill Creek and resides on the isothermal belt, which allows for a longer and more pronounced growing season.

In 1929, Jean-Pierre Auguste Dalmas, a Waldensian immigrant from Villar Pellice, Italy, started construction on the dairy barn on his property in Valdese, NC. After the barn had been completed, work began on the main house. He built a rock veneered masterpiece, large enough to house his 7 children. He cleared a field for a vineyard and until his death in 1972 (at the age of 92), he made wine in the basement of the main house every autumn.