A memorable and unique wedding will be yours at Massanutten Creek, on the grounds of a rustic farm in historic Page County, Virginia and in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Our venue is perfect for couples who want to create an unforgettable wedding experience for themselves and for the people they care about and love the most. On the banks of the Massanutten Creek, surrounded by breathtaking views of the Massanutten and Blue Ridge Mountains, your celebration will be one of a kind!

Experience Stover Hall, Your Dream Wedding Destination Nestled in the heart of Luray, Virginia, amid the breathtaking Massanutten and Blue Ridge Mountains, this enchanting venue is situated on a private eight-acres, offering an unparalleled backdrop for the most important day of your life. Whether you envision an intimate gathering or a grand affair, Stover Hall has the perfect event spaces to accommodate your vision. Stover Hall - Where Love Blossoms in the Shenandoah Valley

Beautiful and rustic wedding venue featuring breathtaking views of the Shenandoah Valley. Brenwood Lake Weddings is nestled between the Blue Ridge and Massanutten mountains. We are excited to present the Brenwood Lake Wedding venue which is able to host your wedding for up to 200 guests. Our venue is open year round with central heat and air conditioning for the peace of mind of having your event indoors or outside depending on the weather. 2 ceremony sites. By the lake and gazebo with white chairs and in the wooded area with benches. Let us make your wedding day even more beautiful by providing the ideal setting. You supply the love - we'll supply the lake, the mountains, and the venue that will accommodate you and your guests in the most memorable way possible.

The Yellow Barn at Shenandoah Caverns offers one of the largest event spaces in the Shenandoah Valley for special events, corporate meetings, banquets, wedding receptions, private parties, and high school proms. Area events including wine festivals, trade shows, and concerts are also held here.

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.