Enjoy a Stress-Free Wedding at a Virginia Bed and Breakfast

November 27th, 2008 by Jane Leisteiner

by Jane Leisteiner

Let’s face it, planning a wedding isn’t all rainbows and butterflies. It’s a lot of work to make your special day memorable. But there is a way to enjoy the romance and wonder of the event without dealing with all the stress. Let an innkeeper plan and prepare your wedding.

Innkeepers are especially suited to planning weddings. Their natural flair for hospitality, planning meals and helping guests, as well as their knowledge of the surrounding community and businesses make them a perfect resource for planning a wedding. A seasoned innkeeper can find a florist, photographer, caterer, minister and anything else you need to make your day perfect. In addition, what better place to get married than a romantic, historic bed and breakfast?

At the Holladay House in Orange, Virginia, innkeepers Sam and Sharon Elswick are happy to help couples plan a wondrous, intimate wedding for up to 30 guests. They also often host rehearsal dinners, receptions and bridal showers. These experienced innkeepers even offer an all-inclusive elopement package for couples who really want to keep it simple. Sam and Sharon can help you plan all the details from catering to finding an officiant to even procuring a harpist or other musicians.

The Holladay House is a perfect spot for a wedding. The brick, Federal style home is decorated with antiques and boasts original features, such as the lovely fireplaces that grace several common rooms and guest rooms. Your guests will be enchanted by this special setting, and don’t forget that it’s a perfect spot for family and bridal party members to stay.

There are six guest rooms, each with individual decor, fine linens and several house beautiful antique beds. Some rooms include double whirlpool tubs and fireplaces, so you can pick a favorite for your honeymoon night. Specialty hypoallergenic bath products, CD players, alarm clocks and televisions with DVD players are among the other amenities. There’s plenty of room for your bridal party, and inn guests enjoy not only the comfortable accommodations, but a full, homemade breakfast in the morning. So you and your friends and family can just relax and enjoy the whole event.

In the end, a wedding is meant to be a happy, romantic event. So let your helpful innkeeper take on all the pesky planning details and enjoy your special day.

About the Author:

Jane Leisteiner enjoys writing and traveling. To find further information about this bed and breakfast in Virginia or additional details about Virginia bed and breakfast inns, visit the Holladay House or iLoveInns websites.