Let our Wedding Guide help you find Colonial Williamsburg Hotels, Inns, Resorts or B&B's for your guests.
If you have guests traveling to Williamsburg from out of town, you'll want to give them an option or two on where to stay while they are here. Often, a hotel will block off a certain number of rooms for a wedding, allowing all guests to stay in the same vicinity - and they may even offer special rates for weddings. Make reservations at Colonial Williamsburg Hotels early!
The Colonial Gardens Bed and Breakfast is the most romantic of locations for wedding services and will provide an elegant background for you to celebrate your special moments offering a selection of ceremony sites.
Our specialty is small, highly personalized contemporary & Victorian weddings for 2-125 guests. Recall the splendor of an elegant, romantic past. Packages can include the minister, flowers, photographer, music, catered reception, cake and onsite chef
All the ingredients for the perfect Plantation Wedding - just add bride and groom! Elegant 18th century Jasmine Plantation is the closest year-round wedding destination to Wmsbg! Weddings for 2 to 350, with no time limits for your celebration!
Your wedding is a lifetime event. You imagine how it will look, who will attend, the music, the dress and of course, where will it be.
Allow us to make those dreams come true and create those memories for you and your guests.
Perfection - that's what you expect for your wedding day. With an award-winning culinary staff, an on-site wedding coordinator and gorgeous venues from ballrooms to lush courtyards, you can trust the arrangements to us.
Discover spacious suites, comfortably furnished guest rooms and affordably priced lodging for your wedding or honeymoon! Enjoy a complimentary breakfast buffet, indoor pool, fitness center & more located in the heart of historic Williamsburg!
Step back in time to our stately six-bedroom brick Colonial home built during the reconstruction of Colonial Williamsburg. Our guests enjoy an earlier era when hospitality was a matter of pride and fine living was an art practiced in restful surroundings.
