Choose from an extensive selection of elegant couture dresses created by independent European designers and exclusively handmade to your measurements at our own factory in Europe, or create a one-of-a-kind, fully customized gown by making changes to any existing dress or by combining details and elements from several designs and sized just for you.
THE BEST WEDDING DRESS SHOPPING EXPERIENCE.
Private appointments provide an intimate, comfortable, stress-free setting where you feel relaxed and SPECIAL! Celebrate the moment with an optional Champagne toast for you and your bridal party.
Marina Smith - the owner at Veilmonté Bridal Showroom, will guide you through the entire process, dedicating her personalized attention and expertise to helping you find Your Dream Wedding Dress and to complete your look with just the right accessories, shoes and jewelry.
Marina has been in the wedding dress industry her entire life, beginning in her family’s wedding dress factory in Europe. She was thrilled to be able to bring the same amazing designs and workmanship to the USA when she opened Veilmonté Bridal Showroom in 2021. It has always been her passion and dream to design unique wedding dresses and to create a personal and stressfree dress shopping experience for brides and their families.
The Stowe Mountain Chapel
Nestled on the side of Mt. Mansfield the Stowe Mountain Chapel is the perfect location for an intimate event in natural surroundings. All inclusive of faiths and weddings. Ski in – Ski out during winter or simply enjoy the magic of a Vermont Wedding.
Weddings is published by Vermont Community Newspaper Group P.O. Box 489, 49 School St., Stowe VT 05672
Arianna & Giovann
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FIND YOUR VENUE, SET A DATE
SPREAD THE WORD
SET A BUDGET
SHOP FOR RINGS PLAN YOUR CEREMONY
PICK YOUR MATES HIRE YOUR TEAM CHOOSE A DRESS
YOUR WEDDING TIMELINE GUIDE
Wedding planning involves many movable pieces that ultimately need to come together on the big day. Planning is typically a months-long process, and adhering to certain monthly benchmarks can help couples stay the course.
Brides magazine offers that the perfect engagement period is 12 to 14 months, which affords ample time to get organized and work with vendors. With that in mind, here’s a 12-month timeline for couples getting ready to say “I do.”
Keep in mind that the part of the country where you wedding will take place might require longer than 12 months. Here’s where a wedding planner can help. In Vermont, for example, the planning process could take up to two years to secure the perfect venue.
12 MONTHS OUT
At the start of the planning process, establish your budget, hire a wedding planner (optional), choose the wedding party, pick a date, and start to assemble a cursory guest list. This also is a great time to begin touring venues —you might need more than 12 months for this step— to get a feel for potential ceremony and reception locales.
11 MONTHS OUT
Now is the time to get a firm handle on the theme and scope of the wedding. Start picking wedding colors and overall design. Also, interview and hire vendors, such as photographers, bands and videographers. These vendors tend to book up quickly as wedding season draws near, so it’s never too early to book them.
10 MONTHS OUT
This is a good time to start shopping for a wedding gown because it might take some trial and error to find the perfect dress. You also can start shopping for wedding party attire at this time. Check with formalwear vendors to see how long it will take for the gowns to arrive in the shop for alterations. If you haven’t already done so, be sure to book the wedding venue.
8 MONTHS OUT
Reception halls may have their own schedules, but you should think about setting your menu at this time, including deciding if you will host a seated dinner, a buffet or something else. Eight months out also is a good time to finalize the guest list and send save-the-date cards.This also is a good time to visit stores and websites to create registry gift lists.
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Couples who have done their best to stay on schedule can relax and have a great time with family and friends.”
6 MONTHS OUT
Meet with potential florists and other vendors, like transportation companies and hotels, to secure these arrangements. Your place of worship also may require certain classes or preparatory meetings, so be sure to inquire about these. Meet with a makeup and hair stylist and book a trial. Choose attire for groomsmen and give them a deadline for fittings and orders. If you will not be getting married in a place of worship, hire an officiant at this time.
4 MONTHS OUT
Grooms traditionally arrange the honeymoon, so this is a fine time to get those travel plans in order. If you need passports, you should secure them as early as possible, and no later than four months prior to the wedding to ensure processing times. Book cake tastings and order the cake if it is not part of the venue’s food and beverage package. If you haven’t already
done so, the bride should have an initial gown fitting, and wedding invitations should be ordered at this time.
2 MONTHS OUT
Secure your wedding license and buy wedding party gifts. Address and mail the wedding invitations. Undergo a second gown fitting and work with the seamstress for the final fitting date just before the wedding. Finalize any song selections with the DJ or band. The final details will occur in the last weeks before the wedding. Buy all the small accessories and items, undergo final fittings and check in with all vendors for final payments and to ensure they are on schedule. Notify the reception hall of the final guest count.
Once the wedding day arrives, couples who have done their best to stay on schedule can relax and have a great time with family and friends.
jessie & jake
OCTOBER 14, 2023
VERGENNES, VT
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VENUE & CATERING
WEDDING PLANNER
PHOTOGRAPHY
VIDEOGRAPHY
FLORALS
RENTALS
MUSIC
INVITES
OFFICIANT
HAIR
MAKEUP
RINGS
DRESS
SUIT
Basin Harbor Resort
NJOY Events
Julia Luckett Photography
Hopkins Films
Heather Brown, Birds of a Flower Design
Vermont Tent, PEAK Event Services
Eye 2 Eye, Wilson Stevens Productions
Christie Manhattan Beach, Kimberly Fabian
Jack Ralph
Upstyle
Flawless Cosmetic Design, Marieanne Souza
Raintree
Anne Barge
Oliver Wicks
Responsibilities OF VARIOUS MEMBERS OF A WEDDING PARTY
Participating in a wedding party is an honor. Couples invite many people to their wedding, and the select few asked to be in the party are typically those with whom the couples shares a strong and special bond.>>
The role of the wedding party is not merely symbolic. Though it’s up to the happy couple to determine how involved they want their wedding party to be, those asked to be in the party should know that saying yes carries with it a certain level of responsibility.
MAID OF HONOR The maid of honor may bear the most responsibility of any wedding party member. Maids of honor typically help with the planning of the wedding, offering advice and opinions on everything from the bride’s gown to the bridesmaid dresses and everything in between. If the bride asks, the maid of honor may be asked to organize dress fittings and attend them as well. A maid of honor typically plays an active, and often the lead role in planning the bachelorette party. Come the day of the wedding, the maid of honor helps the bride prepare and may organize the bridesmaids to ensure everyone stays on schedule. A maid of honor typically toasts the happy couple during the reception as well.
BEST MAN Like the maid of honor, the best man has some extra responsibilities before the wedding and during the festivities. A best man may organize tux fittings, plan the bachelor party, help make arrangements if the groom requests help, and be asked to hold the rings on the day of the ceremony. A best man toast is common during the reception, and some grooms ask their best men to distribute tips to vendors at the end of the night.
BRIDESMAIDS Bridesmaids often help the maid of honor, plan the bachelorette party, and they also help to organize the bridal shower if the bride chooses to have one. Bridesmaids can offer input on wedding planning, particularly if they’re already married, though that is not necessarily required. Bridesmaids also can help relieve stress on the bride by being as agreeable as possible when scheduling dress fittings.
GROOMSMEN Groomsmen help to plan the bachelor party and may be asked to provide some support prior to the ceremony. For example, on the day of the wedding, groomsmen may be asked to show guests, particularly elderly friends and family of the couple, to their seats. Like their bridesmaid counterparts, groomsmen can be especially helpful by doing what’s asked of them without resistance. Arriving on time to tuxedo fittings and offering insight when they think it might help are some simple ways groomsmen can pitch in.
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LOWER GIRL/RING BEARER Often reserved for children, the roles of flower girls and ring bearers only require some simple participation during the ceremony. Flower girls drop petals as they precede down the aisle ahead of the wedding party, while the ring bearer carries the ring down the aisle. If these roles will be filled by especially young children, couples may choose to have them walk down the aisle together. >>
PARENTS OF THE COUPLE Parents of the bride and groom typically play supportive roles but may be asked to give speeches during the rehearsal dinner or the reception. The father of the bride typically walks her down the aisle, while the mother will likely spend the day of the ceremony at the bride’s side as they get ready. Parents of the groom do not have any traditional responsibilities, though the groom and his
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mother customarily share a mother/son dance during the reception.
Couples need not feel compelled to assign bridal party members these duties if they don’t feel comfortable doing so. However, sharing some of the responsibilities of wedding planning can help couples enjoy the process more and keep party members engaged.
waysTO INVITE PEOPLE TO BE IN YOUR WEDDING PARTY
Engaged couples may have many close friends and loved ones they want to stand by their side during the wedding. There are plenty of fun ways to ask them to be part of the celebration.
SAY IT WITH A TREAT. Remember those heart-shaped candies that come out at Valentine’s Day that are printed with various sentiments, like “Be mine”? Replicate the idea by giving prospective wedding party members cookies iced to look like tuxedos and bridesmaid gowns with a phrase like “Will you?”
GIVE PERSONALIZED DRINKWARE. Whether it’s wine glasses or flasks, have drinkware engraved with the names of who is being asked so that everyone can toast when they say yes. In the event that someone declines, that person will still have a thoughtful momento.
MAKE CUSTOM SCRATCH-OFF CARDS. This is one gamble that is likely to pay off when you present loved ones and
friends with scratch-off tickets that reveal the question, “Will you be my bridesmaid/groomsman?”
PUT TOGETHER SWAG BAGS. Take a page out of fashion shows or celebrity parties and package some luxury items into gift bags for those special people you want to stand by your side on your wedding day. High-end grooming products, jewelry, electronics accessories, and more can be great gifts for those who are likely to be in your wedding party.
GIFT ROBES OR T-SHIRTS: Plan ahead for staged and coordinated photos by purchasing matching robes or T-shirts for all the besties in the wedding party. Those who are up for having a good time will have no problem wearing the matching outfits when out for wedding-related events.
FILL BALLOONS WITH CONFETTI AND MESSAGES
Ask friends and loved ones to pop ballons to reveal your request that they be in the wedding party.
Novel gifts
FOR BRIDESMAIDS
It’s customary to bestow gifts on those people who devoted so much time and effort to the wedding. These potential bridesmaid gifts can serve as a thoughtful and unique to way to thank bridesmaids for all that they’ve done.
•PHOTO BOOKS: Gift the bridesmaids with photo books of carefully curated photographs taken throughout the wedding planning experience. Pepper the books with other photos, such as images of you with the bridesmaids at fun moments throughout your lives together.
•PORTRAIT WINE OR CHAMPAGNE
GLASSES: Beverage glasses customized with the bridesmaids’ likenesses painted or printed onto them make for great gifts. Bridesmaids will enjoy sipping their favorite drinks in special glasses for years to come.
•PERSONALIZED PHONE CASES: Who doesn’t rely on their mobile phones these days? Treat your bridesmaids to something special with colorful phone cases with their names embossed or printed on the outsides.
•WELLNESS OR SPA GIFT CARD: After all of the running around for the wedding, bridesmaids may need a little extra pampering. Gift cards to a local spa can fit the bill.
•BIRTHSTONE JEWELRY: Necklaces, rings or earrings become that much more special when they’re customized to the recipients. Purchase jewelry with your bridesmaids’ birthstones so they’ll be as unique as each woman.
•FRIENDSHIP BRACELETS: Gift each bridesmaid with beaded friendship bracelets that features all of the ladies’ initials. Be sure to keep one for yourself, and you all can enjoy nights on the town showcasing your special bracelets.
•MONOGRAMMED ROBES OR PURSES: A customized pocketbook, robe or another item bridesmaids will use every day can make for an extra-special item that will serve as a daily reminder of how much you appreciate them.
SEPTEMBER 23, 2023
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VENUE
PHOTOGRAPHY
EVENT DESIGN & FLORALS
CATERING
RENTALS
TRANSPORTATION
MUSIC
INVITES
OFFICIANT
HAIR
MAKEUP
RINGS
DRESS SHOES
Riverside Farm
Julia Luckett Photography
Birds of a Flower
Vermont Farms Catering
1888Builders Wedding Rentals
TriState Transportation
Boss from Wilson Stevens Band
Pushing the Envelope
William Pustari
Upstyle
Jennifer Perellie
Libero Jewelers, Rumanoff’s Jewelers
Monique Lhuillier
Valentino
cin cin!
PICKING A SIGNATURE COCKTAIL FOR YOUR WEDDING
KEEP IT SIMPLE
You want your guests on the dance floor, not waiting in a long line at the bar.
CONSULT AN EXPERT
Choose something you like to drink as a base and consult a bartender to help you customize it.
ADD A PERSONAL TOUCH
Use your names or nicknames, choose a catchy name or try a punny play on a classic cocktail name.
TIE IN YOUR WEDDING THEME
Incorporate colors, flavors and garnishes that fit the theme.
THINK SEASONAL
Offer a “Hot And Heavy Toddy” at a winter wedding in the mountains.
CREATE HIS AND HERS
That way you both can pick a drink.
DO YOUR HOMEWORK
Test your cocktail recipe prior to your wedding day.
SKIP THE BOOZE
Offer a signature mocktail.
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The most iconic hair accessory, dating to Ancient Rome. Extra long cathedral-length textured veils are making a comeback.
ISORA LITHGOW CREATIONS
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Working Spot into your most important day is doable, but think about the details. Pro tips: Make sure your venue accomodates animals and be sure to choose the right person to keep track of woman’s best friend on the day of the wedding.
Extra long tables versus small round ones bring guests together.
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be candid
Informal shots can give a documentary feel to your wedding.
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Not a new concept in weddings, but more a bigger priority for couples today. Provide a menu with seasonal locally grown ingredients.
Sustitute cut flowers with potted plants and send flowers home with guests.
ANAPHORA FLOWERS & DESIGN
color palettes
Deep, rich and luxurious are in.
T CURRENT RENDSwedding
Flowing locks versus classic up-dos.
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bon appetit
POST-WEDDING BRUNCH
A post-wedding brunch is a nice way to wrap up a wedding weekend and gives a newly married couple a chance to spend more time with close friends and family, particularly if the couple isn’t immediately leaving for a honeymoon. A brunch is the perfect way to send guests on their way with a few extra hugs and full bellies. A brunch is not a necessity by any means, but it is a nice gesture and a good way to wrap up a wedding weekend. Couples who plan on hosting brunches can consider these tips.
• DELEGATE: The happy couple already has a lot of details on their plate to ensure the wedding occurs with minimal hiccups. A parent or member of the bridal party may want to take on the task of planning the brunch to alleviate stress on the newly betrothed.
• FUNDING: There are no hard rules about who will pay for the brunch, but typically it is the person who hosts it. Couples may want to set aside funds in their budgets for the brunch, or parents of the couple may want to contribute.
• TIMING: Seeing as it likely was a late evening the night before, the brunch should occur as late as possible in the morning, with 11 a.m. or noon a good start time so everyone has a chance to sleep in and recuperate.
• EASE: The brunch planner should make it easy on himself or herself by finding a venue that is close by. Sometimes that venue may be a lodging location if the couple arranged for overnight accommodations. For example, if overnight guests stayed at a hotel near the reception site, that hotel may have a small conference or party room where brunch can be held. The brunch planner can work with the hotel staff to cater the brunch; otherwise, find a nearby restaurant that specializes in breakfast or brunch foods that will be convenient to most.
• INVITES: For those with big budgets, anyone can be invited to the wedding brunch, but it may be more manageable if it is restricted to only close friends and family, or only those who opted for the overnight wedding accommodations.
• GIFTS: There is no need to offer another favor at the wedding brunch. However, if any favors from the wedding were left behind, they can be displayed at the brunch in case any guests forgot to take theirs.
• DURATION: A 2- to 21⁄2-hour brunch is sufficient.
• FOOD: Brunch implies a mix of breakfast and lunch treats, which can include bagels, muffins, omelets, waffles, cold cuts, and quiches. While cocktails like mimosas or bellinis may be offered, they’re not necessary after a night of indulgence. In fact, coffee and tea may be more coveted.
A post-wedding brunch is the perfect way to wrap up a successful wedding celebration.
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VENUE
PHOTOGRAPHY
FLORALS
DESSERTS
MUSIC RINGS
HAIR MAKEUP
DRESS
SHOES
VEILS
SUIT
INVITES
Green Mountain Inn
Savannah Brown
Uncle George’s Flowers
Vermont Sweet Tooth, Green Mountain Inn
Peak Entertainment
Blue Nile, Kay Jewelers
Hillary Fay
Aphrodite Artistry
Martina Liana
Bella Belle Shoes
colourYbridal
Hockerty
Zola
Our wedding magazine focuses on Central and Northern Vermont, and the Champlain Valley. We target distribution to help put your potential customers in touch with the best purveyors of wedding services in those areas. The magazine focuses on the greater Stowe area, one of the most famous vacation destinations in the East; the rolling farm country of northwestern Vermont and the Champlain Valley; the lakes region of the Northeast Kingdom, including the quintessential villages of Greensboro and Craftsbury; and the ski communities of Jay Peak, Smugglers’ Notch, and the bucolic Mad River Valley.
Green Mountain Weddings/Stowe Weddings* is mailed to select subscribers of the Stowe Reporter weekly newspaper and is available at select Vermont welcome centers. It is distributed to local bridal shops and suppliers, inns, resorts and lodges, event planners, select clothing and jewelry shops, reception sites, local chambers of commerce, florists and caterers, bakeries, spas and salons. Green Mountain Weddings/Stowe Weddings has an annual circulation of 8,500. Stowe/Green Mountain Weddings is a member of Vermont Association of Wedding Professionals (vawp.com). Advertisers get an online presence by receive a free link to their website from our wedding directory on greenmtnweddings.com and stoweweddings.com.
* Stowe Weddings is distributed in the greater Stowe area; Green Mountain Weddings will be available in the rest of our distribution area for an entire year. The content in both titles is identical.
Custom Cakes
Custom Cakes
A BEAUTIFUL, TRADITIONAL White cake decorated with flowers certainly has its place, but some couples are looking to make more of a personalized statement. Jenica McEvoy of Fancy Pants Cakes in Bennington, Jessica Schievella of Cronin Cakes in St. Albans, and Sarah Auger of Goose Chase Cake Design in Waitsfield showcase a few examples of how fun and easy it is to personalize your wedding cake.
A NOD TO FUN MOMENTS
The groom brought the bride chocolate chip cookies after their first date.
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MONOGRAMS
Personalized with custom monograms.
CRONIN CAKES
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DESTINATION DETAILS
Tiles represent the couple’s engagement in Venice.
INCORPORATING HUMOR
The groom, an avid skier, pulls his bride, a beginner, to the top.
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COLOR BLOCKING
Fun with color and butterflies.
CRONIN CAKES
TIPSY TULIP DESIGNS
JENNA BRISSON PHOTOGRAPHY
COMMON INTERESTS
Fans of botanical illustrations, flowers, and mushrooms inspired this deconstructed 3-tier design.
FANCY PANTS CAKES
ASHLEY WEEKS CART PHOTOGRAPHY
WHIMSICAL
Bring whimsy with wildflowers, berries, and buttercream ribbons.
CHASE CAKE DESIGN GOLD WING PHOTOGRAPHY FUN AND FUNKY Colors, patterns, and flowers mimic one couple’s flair.
Salon Salon is a world-class, full-service Aveda Concept Salon. For almost 40 years, we have offered an array of services to prepare brides for their special day. We offer blowdry styles, updos, makeup applications, manicures, pedicures, facials, massage, waxing, lashes and hair extensions. We accommodate large wedding parties and have an exceptionally talented staff to service every need.
The leading floral experts in South Burlington, VT. From bouquets to centerpieces, flowers have the power to elevate your wedding décor and create a truly magical atmosphere. Consult the knowledgeable team at Chappell’s to discover the best options for your special day. Chappell’s Florist is a family-owned business since 1969.
Discover a beautiful and unique selection of wedding dresses in an intimate setting at the highly recommended Veilmonté Bridal Showroom — Your Dream Wedding Dress Destination! Exclusive European collections, custom design and sizing and curated private appointments. Book your best wedding dress shopping experience at veilmontebride.com.
WEDDINGS DIRECTORY
CHURCHES, CHAPELS AND PLACES OF WORSHIP
St. John’s in the Mountains (802) 253-7578, 1994 Mountain Road, Stowe, stjohnsinthemountains.org
St. John’s in the Mountains is perfectly suited for intimate, faith-based weddings up to 75 guests. Marriage equality is celebrated at St. John’s Church. Please see our website for more information.
GIFTS
Butternut Mountain Farm ~ Marvin’s Country Store (800) 899-6349, marvinscountrystore.com
Our country store is focused on all things maple, offering a carefully curated selection of our favorite products from Vermont and beyond. Our amenity-sized syrups are the perfect wedding favor to complement your special day. Visit us to discover pure goodness from the heart of Vermont.
Located in Stowe, Ferro Jewelers specializes in vintage and estate jewelry, fine diamonds, contemporary designer pieces and the custom design of engagement rings and wedding bands. As a family-owned business, and member of the American Gem Society, the Ferros have built their reputation on originality and quality. Follow us @ferro_jewelers_stowe and facebook.com/FerroJewelersStowe.
Stowe Community Church (802) 253-7257, stowecommunitychurch.org
Getting married in Stowe? Tie the knot, or tie the knot again, in a cherished ceremony at the historic, interfaith based Stowe Community Church. Couples treasure the iconic 19th century building and high steeple as their wedding backdrop. Its spacious sanctuary, Simmons Tracker pipe organ and Steinway grand piano make it a perfect choice.
Stowe Mountain Chapel stowemountainchapel.org
Nestled on the side of Mt. Mansfield, the Stowe Mountain Chapel is the perfect location for an intimate event in natural surroundings. Inclusive of all faiths and weddings. Ski in / ski out during winter or simply enjoy the magic of a Vermont wedding anytime.
Isora Lithgow is a distinguished photographer known for turning fleeting joyful moments into cherished memories. She expertly blends the sophistication of editorial photography with the raw beauty of candid moments, ensuring your story unfolds authentically. Her commitment to diversity and inclusivity is evident in her true-to-life editing style.
Edson Hill (802) 253-7371, edsonhill.com
Edson Hill offers you an exclusive, quintessential Vermont estate on 38 acres with picturesque views, 22 luxurious guest rooms, and a talented culinary team to help create the wedding of your dreams.
A Stowe local, I have explored the area for 20+ years, building an extensive portfolio of authentic, timeless places to capture the story of your wedding, from the classics to the off-the-beaten-trails to breathtaking scenics. I have an eye for interesting, beautiful imagery and mix contemporary, portraiture and photojournalism styles to exceed expectations.
RECEPTION, REHEARSAL AND WEDDING SITES
Basin Harbor Club (802) 475-7818, basinharbor.com
Basin Harbor is an extraordinary lakeside setting perfect for your special day Whether your event is for 30 or 300, this historic resort offers accommodations for your entire group. Breathtaking Adirondack views and incredible sunsets frame every wedding affair. From your welcome reception to your farewell brunch, Basin Harbor’s experienced wedding team will take care of every detail.
RECEPTION, REHEARSAL AND WEDDING SITES
Idletyme Brewing Company (802) 253-4765, idletymebrewing.com
Idletyme Brewing Company is an all-in-one event space that has an upscale surrounding with a laid back, rustic feel. Our space is perfect for small parties or weddings of up to 250 people. Creating a unique once-in-alifetime experience has never been easier. Email events@idletymebrewing.com for availability today!
Experience timeless Vermont elegance and stunning mountain ambiance at Stowe Mountain Resort. Awe-inspiring views, multiple ceremony and reception sites, on-site catering, and an assortment of lodging accommodations combine to set the stage for your dream wedding venue.
Brass Lantern Inn (802) 253-2229, brasslanterninn.com
Our 9-bedroom, historic, award-winning bed-and-breakfast inn is the perfect place to host a wedding party or family and friends. With a large back lawn, comfortable sitting areas, dining room, porch and patios, hot tub and stunning views of Mt. Mansfield, we are ready for your small to mid-sized event. Beer/Wine/Cider/RTD and a commercial kitchen for catering available on site.
Trapp Family Lodge (800) 826-7000, trappfamily.com
Bring your wedding dreams to life at Trapp Family Lodge! Situated on 2,600 acres overlooking the classic New England Village of Stowe, Vermont, and the surrounding mountains, our picturesque lodge offers indoor and outdoor venues perfect for a wedding in any season. Love is love and all are welcome at Trapp Family Lodge for your special day!
Right in Burlington’s backyard! The Wheeler Homestead, operated by Common Roots, offers stunning views of the Green Mountains, and a quiet country setting. Take pride in knowing you are also supporting our mission of food education and regenerative land stewardship. Close to hotels, the airport and world-class amenities.
The historic Wheeler Homestead, operated by Common Roots, is now available to rent for private parties, weddings, corporate events, and gatherings.
A magical Farm to Table experience drawing inspiration from our Vermont Roots with our Farm Fresh ingredients. Events with Common Roots support our non-profit mission promoting Food Education and Regenerative Land Stewardship.
