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Gardens of Stonebridge Combined Brochure Gardensofstonebridge.com Rachel Rowland Photography Rachel Rowland Photography As you drive through the gate to Stonebridge Farm, you leave the rest of the world behind and enter an outdoor oasis. Inspired by nature and adorned with lush foliage, water gardens, and a lawn built for a tented reception, the Gardens are romantic, secluded, and organically beautiful. What makes Gardens of Stonebridge so unique is the outdoor oasis setting. We created an atmosphere that’s literally a breath of fresh air. Lush, green and beautiful with just the right touch of natural scenery and flowering gardens that will elevate your decor and personal design to the next level, creating the perfect romantic backdrop for your special day. Our generous wedding rental packages permit Friday decorating for your Saturday event, and one hour use of the gardens for your wedding rehearsal. For more information, please see our venue policy documents. *additional equipment rental costs apply for events over 150 guests. Occupancy for up to 200 guests within the tented courtyard.* {Up to 250 guests with additional tent rental fees.} Handicap accessible, with newly constructed restroom facilities. Unique lighted “game yard” within the gardens. Rental includes: up to 19} 60” round tables up to 150 resin padded garden chairs 5} high top cocktail tables 1} 48” round cake table, 1} 72” round appetizer table Up to 9} 8 ft. tables for DJ, cookies, bridal party, bar supplies, etc. Hand-crafted cherry wood bar {2 available} Three ceiling chandeliers in the tent, 1 chandelier in the welcome tent Broadway lights around tent perimeter 20 x 20 dance floor Bride room, for use as a waiting area for bridal party until ceremony commences Parking attendant on-site Necessities’ basket and fresh floral arrangement in each restroom 2} Stonebridge venue staff members .5 hour wedding reception: $4475 1 hour wedding ceremony and 5 hour reception combination: $4975 2 hour wedding ceremony only: $1500 Rachel Rowland Photography Multiple picturesque ceremony sites are located throughout the grounds of the Gardens. On site ceremonies include seating of padded white garden chairs. Bridal waiting area available before ceremony. Rachel Rowland Photography All Heart Photo + Video FAQS Q. Is Gardens of Stonebridge pet friendly so that my dog can participate in my ceremony? A: At Stonebridge we love pets and we know how much they mean to you. So, yes, the gardens are puppy friendly. However, we do ask for your pet’s safety and the safety of your guests, that your dog remains leashed at all times, or crated. Q. Are there hotels nearby that offer shuttle service to the Gardens of Stonebridge? Sheraton 1160 Thorn Run Road, Coraopolis PA Contact Tara @ 412.375.5159 Hampton Inn Pittsburgh Airport 8514 University Blvd. Moon Township, PA Contact Carly @ 412.264.0020 Q. To reserve an event date, what is your deposit requirement? A: At Gardens of Stonebridge, we make the reservation process as streamlined and simple as possible. At the time of signature a non-refundable 25% deposit is required to secure your reservation. Three additional payment installments of 25% each are then due at 9 months, 6 months and 3 months from date of your event. Any further payments for additional rental items are then due 1 month before your event date. Q. Is your facility handicap accessible? A: Gardens of Stonebridge was designed and renovated to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act policies. Our handicap parking spaces are marked and reserved, along with compliant restroom stalls. Q. Do you offer events besides Weddings ? A: Garden Parties, Fundraisers, Reunions, Dinner Parties, luncheons…. We offer them all at Gardens of Stonebridge. Contact Jan at 724.266.7312 for more information regarding pricing and policies. Q. Do you require exclusive catering services at Gardens of Stonebridge or can I provide my own? A: JPC Event Group provides all catering, service staff and bartending services. With over 20 years of event industry experience, they will assist you through the menu selection process and their catering manager will ensure a memorable meal for you and your guests. They are your wedding day partner. Q. Am I permitted to bring my own alcohol and bartenders? A: Yes. You are permitted to provide your own liquor, beer and wine for your reception needs, however, due to the liquor liability insurance policy guidelines and state laws, we do require the purchase of RAMP certified and licensed bartenders through JPC Event Group. A beverage mixer package that includes plastic cups, beverage ice service, mix- ers and garnishes with Coca Cola is included in each catering package. This makes your bar easy peasy, and enjoyable. Rachel Rowland Photography Angie Candella Fine Art Photography Catering Menu 724.654.6851 jpceventgroup.com Dawn DerbyshireDawn JPC Event Group For over 21 years, we have followed our passion by creating Event planning can seem memories for our clients that last a intimidating, even to the most lifetime. We have always capable and organized client! believed that Our mission is to attend to every , detail so that our clients can focus and we strive to create events on their celebration and guests that engage all of your senses with while we handle the rest. a commitment to sustainability This full-service approach means and quality local and seasonal our clients are celebrating life’s ingredients. milestones to the fullest. BY THE NUMBERS 1998 2 43 3027 Our team is professionally trained and certified in handling all aspects of an event– from the We specialize in every genre of design, style, creation of a tantalizing menu or breathtaking and cuisine. From the modern city couple to the bridal bouquet, to the final execution of minute traditional black tie ballroom, to the rustic chic details the day of your wedding, our farm wedding— The JPC difference? partnership with our clients is built upon a cornerstone of and Christina Shields Photography “ We savor the peak seasonality of the best local foods Pittsburgh and the surrounding farm ” communities have to offer. It's our approach to serve fresh, scratch made and innovative cuisine that honors our tradition of sustainability. “ “ Fresh, well-prepared food bursts with color and flavor, and delights your senses visually and by wowing your tastebuds! At JPC Event Group, our chefs use only the finest local and seasonal ingredients, freshly made on-site, and arranged into imaginative all-inclusive cuisine packages filled to the brim with choices that make your Gardens of Stonebridge culinary services special and uniquely reflective of your tastes. From family style to sit-down, performance chef stations to appetizers…. Gardens of Stonebridge catering packages are Kelsey Kradel Photography SAVORY FAMILY STYLE Family Style service is one of the hottest wedding catering trends today. With beautiful steaming hot platters and, floor length tablecloth and napkin in any color serving bowls of your favorite foods delivered tableside eco-conscious Verterra appetizer plates for sharing, it creates a convivial family atmosphere for you china salad and dinner plate and your guests. silver flatware Perfect for long rectangular feasting tables, wooden welcome tent water urn & tableside water goblets farmers tables, or really any setting, family style is the coffee station during dinner perfect blend of convenience for your guests as they can bartenders and bar mixer package with beverage ice select what they wish, but not be waiting in line. cake cutting to cake table/cookie display if desired APPETIZER DISPLAY The Scoop on Dip selection of 3 chef crafted seasonal dips and an array of house made artisan chips. examples: fire roasted corn black bean salsa, loaded baked potato dip and chef made Greek hummus Seasonal Salsa Bar our chefs love seasonal ingredients and hand craft three amazing salsas or chutneys and house crafted chips for your display. Think traditional tomato cilantro salsa, or avocado tomatillo salsa… but we love fruit varieties like mango or pineapple coconut too! Traditional Fruit and Cheese Display {seasonal availability May –September} cubed domestic cheeses with crackers with seasonal fruit which could include sliced melon varieties, fresh strawberries, grapes and other in-season fresh items. SALAD COURSE mixed local mesculan salad with grape tomato, organic English cucumber, rings of red onion, and hand cut local cabbage with chef-crafted house dressing selections served tableside in salad bowls served with fresh local focaccia bread . SAVORY FAMILY STYLE ENTREE SELECTIONS SIDE DISHES vineyard chicken with merlot roasted grapes smashed redskin potatoes apricot bruleed breast of citrus pan roasted chicken garlic mashed potatoes stuffed breast of chicken with savory sage stuffing -natural pan gravy yukon gold whipped potatoes roasted breast of turkey– carved with cranberry chutney butter brown sugar steamed yams merlot roasted braised beef shortribs wild rice pilaf honey & sage slow roasted loin of pork fennel citrus loin of pork with mustard cream sauce roasted carrots/cauliflower peach glazed pit ham– carved ranch roasted cauliflower florets 3 cheese stuffed shells marinara baby candied carrots primavera penne alfredo with roasted seasonal vegetables orange glazed carrots farfalle alla vodka chili cilantro butter corn linquine with oven roasted local tomato, house basil pesto rosemary haricots vert bolognese rigatoni haricots vert with almond broccoli spears with parmesan dust citrus soy brussel sprouts *market price upgrade
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