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Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens
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E D.
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This historic mansion and estate offer multiple uses, and have quite a bit of experience with weddings. Granted this is not for those on a strict budget, but the grounds are beautiful, the workers are professional and you will have plenty of photo ops.
They have 2 seperate reception halls of different sizes. And they allow up to 4 hours of rental. They have a "hospitality rep" with you at all times throughout the day to assist, which is very nice.
Something that I found to be a bit of a draw back was the set up of the ceremony itself. It would be most convenient to do the wedding and reception in one place, but the restrictions are difficult to work around unless you're having a very small wedding. They allow only 12 chairs to be set up in the gardens for preservation purposes. And there are a max of 100 guests allowed. ANother thing to consider is that it is open to the public, so unless you want to donate enough to rent out the entire estate, you'll probably be sharing your special day with onlookers. like a celebrity ;)
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