Having a wedding in wine country can be amazing! Brutocao Vineyards has all the amenities to offer. Whether you are looking for a small intimate dining room, a spacious and elegant vaulted banquet room, or a private outdoor wine country wedding surrounded by lush grapes and breathtaking backdrops. Brutocao has it all! Not to mention some pretty tasty wines!

From small intimate gatherings to large festive celebrations, Jeriko Estate can provide an amazing experience from our many event locations. From the organic vineyards and gardens surrounding the winery and estate house, to the large indoor press and barrel room located off the wine bar, regardless of what season of the year you’re planning your event, Jeriko will have you covered. Set against the backdrop of the beautiful wild oak studded mountains and vineyards and gardens, Jeriko Estate is the ultimate in sophistication and rustic charm. Whether you are planning the perfect wedding, corporate retreat, locally sourced farm-to-table private celebration, or art festival, our location is sure to set the tone for a once in a lifetime experience! From start to finish, our friendly staff will take care of every detail to ensure your event is everything you imagined. Choose Jeriko Estate for your next venue and contact our professional event staff to get your date reserved!

The Highlands Estate is a beautiful and private wedding destination located in Northern California’s wine country. Flexible options include traditional one-day celebrations and, when Two-Day and Weekend Buyouts are reserved, lodging for up to fourteen guests is included. Completely private and situated on over 21 country acres, the picturesque grounds offer a multitude of vistas and photo opportunities including acres of Syrah vineyards, iconic oak trees, rolling hills, a tranquil pond and incredible rock formations. The aptly named modern-yet-rustic “Four Seasons Barn” provides year-round climate controlled-comfort for any celebration. Located in the Yorkville Highlands Valley and surrounded by the Alexander and Anderson Valleys, The Highlands Estate is easily accessed within minutes from towns just to the South including Cloverdale, Geyserville and Healdsburg, from the East including Boonville and Philo and from the North including Hopland and Ukiah.

Nestled between Sonoma County's gorgeous Dry Creek and Alexander Valleys with sweeping views of the Mayacamas Mountains. A wisteria covered pergola, spacious lawns, luscious landscaping and vineyard views, quiet yet connected, the Geyserville Inn is easily accessible to Highway 101, located six miles north of the iconic small town of Healdsburg. Locally owned and operated by two generations of Christensen family members and within minutes of some of Sonoma County’s most celebrated wineries, the Geyserville Inn is a destination wedding venue that will provide you and your guests with an unforgettable experience. On-site lodging at the Inn allows everyone to enjoy elevated accommodations during your special occasion.

Surrounded by 50 acres of organically farmed vineyards, the grounds at BARRA of Mendocino offer an exquisite setting for your cherished celebration. Whether it be our 5,000 square foot tasting room with its 40-foot, wood beam ceilings or the sprawling event lawn and perennial gardens, this distinctive venue provides you with endless indoor and outdoor options to capture memories that will last a lifetime! When you are making your final venue decisions, rest assured that you are working with a trusted, respected partner in BARRA of Mendocino. Charlie Barra planted his first vineyard in Redwood Valley in 1955 and the Barra family has owned the BARRA of Mendocino Tasting Room & Event Center since 1996, hosting over 50 events a year at this popular Mendocino County location.

Julia Morgan was a world renowned female architect who designed more than 700 buildings in California. She was the first woman admitted entrance to Beaux-Arts De Paris, the most prestigious architectural school in the world at the time and in 1904, Morgan became the first woman to obtain her architect license in California. In 1922 she did an extensive remodel of property, while concurrently working on Hearst Castle. This included adding the Conservatory, the present day Sky Suite, the Fireplace mantel in the Ballroom, and more. To preserve her legacy and beautiful additions, the Lewis' honored all of Morgan's original designs since restoring the home from 2016-2019.