Consider a Winter Wedding in Vermont
There is nothing quite like a Vermont wedding, couple often plan some romantic getaways there first, to scope out the area. June might be the most popular month for weddings, but the idyllic charm of quaint Vermont locations such as the historic village of Stowe is unsurpassed when the snow is falling and people are warm and cozy inside. A winter wedding can be so memorable when it takes place in a warm, cozy historic inn bathed in sparkling firelight. Stowe, Vermont might just be the perfect venue for your winter nuptial celebration.
There are many reasons why weddings in Vermont Hotels are so ideal. For active couples, snowboard travel packages can make for the perfect honeymoon once the ceremony is over. Brides, grooms and their beloved guests can enjoy the magical elements of the amazing winter season here and explore all the myriad of activities that come with the snowfall. Popular activities include cross country skiing, downhill skiing, snowboarding snowshoeing, dog sled rides, snowmobiling, shopping and horse-drawn sleigh rides. There are also renowned fine dining restaurants and spas, as well as more casual cafes, bars and eateries to while away the days in.
If you are planning a winter wedding in Vermont, there are some truly beautiful historic locations to host the event. The Green Mountain Inn has hosted special events such as weddings since the 1800s, and the nearby Stowe Community Church is also a popular option for ceremonies. There is a professional staff at the inn to ensure that your Vermont wedding or any other celebration goes off without a hitch. There are accommodations for private events with anywhere from two to 120 guests, professional staff and planners, delectable cuisine and winter banquet menus. Plus with a 90-degree heated outdoor swimming pool, massage spa and health club, guests will enjoy their stay whether they stay in one of the standard rooms, luxury suites or townhouses. And when it’s all over, it’s the perfect place to hit the slopes. Later, come back for a family vacation!