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Wedding Reception Sites SCRAPBOOK | RECEPTION | RECEPTION SITES: acc - dom | PICTURE PERFECT wedding sites TO ADD YOUR BUSINESS OR CORRECTreception OUR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL 804-355-0111. SITE FEE LIMIT PHONE LICENSE CATERER PARKING MAXIMUM TIME RENTAL COMMENTS RECEPTION KITCHEN USE DANCE FLOOR LIQUOR ACCA Shrine Center 804-264-0509 500-cocktail Call for information OFF Done by midnight Y Y N* Y Tables and chairs included in rental price. Linen rentals 1712 Bellevue Ave. 484-sit-down (multiple areas Mon.-Fri; 1 a.m. available at additional cost. accashriners.com available) Sat. Altria Theater 6 N. Laurel St. 804-592-3339 1,400-cocktail $5,000 ON Out by 2 a.m. Y N Y Y Altria Theater and grand ballroom available for rentals. 800-sit-down altriatheater.com Alturia Farm 6101 Dabney’s 804-314-9750 250-cocktail $6,500 for 2020 OFF Done by 11 p.m. Y Y N* Y Alturia Farm provides a picturesque setting for your special Mill Road, Manquin 225-sit-down day. alturiafarm.com Amber Grove Inn 804-608-1946 200-sit-down $3,500-$5,000 ON 5 hours; done by Y N N* Y Built in 1884, 15-acre farm, personalized service, 40- by 16216 Genito Road 11 p.m. 80-foot tented area and barn. ambergrove.com American Civil War Museum 804-649-1861, 50-1,000-cocktail $1,000-$7,500 OFF 5-11 p.m. Y N N* Y Enjoy a riverfront view at this historic site. Tredegar Iron Works 500 Tredegar St. ext. 148 200-sit-down offers a natural backdrop on 8.9 acres of brick ruins. acwm.org Apple Blossom Plantation 804-307-3239 500 $500-$8,900 OFF None Y Y N Y Bridal packages include a weekend stay at the bed-and- 6311 S. Courthouse Road breakfast. ablossomplantation.com Artspace 804-322-9575 200-cocktail $150 per hr; 5 hr OFF Available after Y N N* Y Attractive gallery setting with fine art. For more information, 0 E. Fourth St. 75-sit-down minimum 4 p.m. contact Jason Moore for event planning. artspacegallery.org Art Works 804-291-1400 200-cocktail $3,500 maximum OFF 5 hours; done Y Y N* Y An artful place to hold your wedding and/or reception; half 320 Hull St. 150-sit-down by midnight mile from downtown Richmond. artworksrichmond.com Ashton Creek Vineyard & 804-896-1586 300-sit-down Call for OFF 12 hours; out by Y Y Y Y The seating currently available for up to 200 guests is in- Event Center 14501 Jefferson (between reception information midnight cluded in the base venue cost. Trash removal onsite. Davis Highway, Chester room and veranda) ashtoncreekvineyard.com The Bankuet Place 804-933-1512 125-cocktail $1,350 Fri. and OFF 10 hours Y Y N* Y An urban event venue, classic revival setting, bridal 1129 Hull St. 80-sit-down Sat.; $875 Sun. changing room. thebankuetplace.com Bella Italia 804-743-1116 80 Call for ON Done by 2 a.m. Y Y Y Y Weddings and other occasions. Also cater on-site. 6407 Iron Bridge Road information Fri. and Sat. visitbellaitalia.com Bellwood Club 804-279-3772 300-cocktail Call for ON 5 hours, fee for Y N Y Y Family-friendly atmosphere for gatherings. mwrrichmond.com 8000 Jefferson Davis Hwy. 200-sit-down information more time Bensley Community Building 804-275-5321 150 $155 first 3 hrs; OFF Varies N Y N Y No alcohol allowed on premises. For more information contact 2900 Drewry’s Bluff Road $40 per hr over David Potter. chesterfield.gov The Berkeley Hotel 804-780-1300 150-cocktail Call for ON 1 a.m. Y N Y Y For catering, call Kaitlyn Kain at 804-225-5141. Valet parking 1200 E. Cary St. 100-sit-down information onsite. berkeleyhotel.com Berkeley Plantation 804-829-6018 300 $2,800 OFF Done by 11 p.m. N N N* Y Five terraces of gardens overlooking the James River. 12602 Harrison Landing Road [email protected] or berkeleyplantation.com Birkdale Golf Club 804-739-8800, 150-cocktail $295 Sun.-Fri.; ON 4 hours; plus Y N Y Y Personalized service. View of golf course. acumengolf.com/ 8511 Royal Birkdale Drive ext. 106 100-sit-down $495 Sat. additional fee for birkdale/ more time Bishop Ireton Center 804-745-3262 150-200-main hall $425 club room; OFF 5 hours; plus Y Y N* Y High beams and tiled. Call and ask to speak to Gene 3300 Old Courthouse Road 80-club room $900 main hall setup/breakdown Zimmerman or Lynette Clements. bishopiretoncenter.com The Boathouse at 804-622-2628 230-cocktail $950-$3,200 ON 5 hours Call N Y Y Riverfront with views of city and skyline. No outside food al- Rocketts Landing 150-sit-down location fee; $850 lowed. For more information contact Bonnie Ball at 4708 E. Old Main St. ceremony fee [email protected]. boathouseva.com The Boathouse at 804-744-2545 200-cocktail $500-$850 ON 4–5 hours Y N Y Y Views of lake and gardens. For more information contact Sunday Park 150-sit-down Joanne Bogese at [email protected]. 4602 Millridge Pkwy. boathouseva.com Bon Air Community Center 804-272-8745 250 Call for OFF 9-1 a.m. Y Y N* Y One of the largest dance floors in Richmond. Full-service catering 8725 Quaker Lane information kitchen available. For more information contact Bruce Garrison at [email protected]. bonairca.com 88 Richmond BRIDE SITE FEE LIMIT PHONE LICENSE CATERER PARKING MAXIMUM TIME RENTAL COMMENTS RECEPTION KITCHEN USE DANCE FLOOR LIQUOR Bon Secours Washington 804-257-9913 450-cocktail $5,000 ON Done by 11 p.m. Y N Call Y New urban space with great views on all sides. Unique venue Redskins Training Center 400-sit-down easily accessible from Broad Street or I-95. 2401 W. Leigh St. eventsatbswrtc.com Bookbinder’s 804-643-6900 Courtyard up to 300; Call for ON None N N Y Y Intimate rooms for 16 to 70 guests; rehearsal dinners. 2306 E. Cary St. 200-day; 70-night information bookbindersrichmond.com The Branch Museum of 804-644-3041 150 Call for OFF 10 a.m.-10:30 p.m. Y Y N* Y 27,000-square-foot Tudor Revival designed by John Russell Architecture and Design information Pope, built in 1919. Preferred caterer list. branchmuseum.org 2501 Monument Ave. Brandermill Country Club 804-744-1185, 200-cocktail $995 Fri. & Sun.; ON 4 hours; fee for Y N Y Y Private country club setting, recently renovated, landscaped 3700 Brandermill Pkwy. ext. 237 150-sit-down $1,595 Sat. more time outdoor gardens for on-site ceremony. acumengolf.com The Brownstone 804-519-9278 300 Starting at $2,500; ON Call for Y N Y Y Magnolia-lined patio. For more information contact Todd But- 10 E. Franklin St. call for information information ler at [email protected]. brownstonerva.com Burlington Plantation 804-829-2821 500-cocktail Call for OFF 6 hours from start Y Y N* Y Historic charm and updated elegance throughout the venue, 13221 John Tyler Memorial 300-sit-down information of ceremony; which includes the Bridal Cottage, Main House, Ice House Bar Hwy, Charles City done by 11 p.m. and Main Stables. burlingtonplantation.com Can Can Brasserie 804-358-7274 100-cocktail Call for ON None N N Y Y Elegance with a personal touch, private dining. 3120 W. Cary St. 55-sit-down information cancanbrasserie.com Casa Del Barco 804-775-2628 150 $500-$1,000 ON Done by midnight N N Y Y Located along the historic Canal Walk, serving redefined 320 S. 12th St. Mexican cuisine. casadelbarcova.com Castle Glen Winery 18185 804-837-0703 100 (wedding barn) $2,800; OFF Negotiable Y Y N* Y Elegant and picturesque boutique winery to fit anyone’s Narrow Path Trail, Doswell (wedding negotiable wedding dream. Close by, easy access, and affordable. inquiries) castleglenwine.com Celebrations at the 804-739-9015 400-cocktail $1,500-$6,500 ON 5 hours; fee for Y N Y Y Five private ceremony sites at four locations. Three water- Reservoir 4801 Woolridge 200-sit-down more time front, one restaurant style. Perfect for ceremony, located in Road, Moseley Woodlake-Brandermill area. celebrationsva.com Chesdin Landing 21801 Lake 804-590-0034 200-cocktail Call for ON None Call N Y Y Elegant scenery overlooking the 18th green. chesdin.com Chesdin Pkwy. 100-sit-down information Chez Foushee 203 N. 804-648-3225 85-cocktail Call for ON 4-5 hours Y N Y Y Private parties, rehearsal dinners and weddings on a buyout Foushee St. and 2 E. Grace St. 48-sit-down information basis; private on-site catering available. chezfoushee.com Children’s Museum 804-474-7035 450-cocktail Call for OFF Available after N Y N* Y Playfully sophisticated, family-friendly location welcoming all of Richmond 100-150-sit-down information 5 p.m. for a truly unique celebration. childrensmuseumof 2626 W. Broad St. richmond.org Clover Forest Plantation 804-457-2333 300 Visit website for OFF Negotiable Y Y N Y cloverforestplantation.com 5373 Whittcamp Road information Comfort Suites Hotel 804-217-9200 150-cocktail Call for OFF Done by 10 p.m. N N Y Y Ideally suited to wedding groups. shaminhotels.com 4051 Innslake Drive 100-sit-down information The Commonwealth 804-343-7300 60 Call for ON Done by midnight N N Y Y Boutique hotel with 3,000 square feet of flexible event 901 Bank St. information space. For more information, email thecommonwealthsales@ smi-hotelgroup.com.
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