Best Venues for a Northern Virginia Wedding

Bridal party in burgundy dresses and gray suits standing at the edge of a pond with fall-colored hills behind


The wedding venues in Northern Virginia are all about the views. Rolling green hills and row after row of wine grapes make this part of the country the “Napa Valley” of the East Coast. 


So it’s no surprise that couples in this part of the world are looking for outdoor wedding venues that take advantage of the great outdoors. 


We’ve picked four of the loveliest wedding venues in Northern Virginia where couples can tie the knot — and have a great glass of wine at the same time! 

Winery at Bull Run

Bride and groom embracing beside a wooden split-rail fence with a green vineyard hillside behind them

Photo by Photography By Brea


Located in Centreville, the Winery at Bull Run is a rustic and charming working winery with beautiful views and scenery. 


The venue has five different rental spaces that make beautiful backdrops for wedding ceremonies and receptions. Many couples choose to have their ceremonies at the “Hillwood Ruins,” a stone wall and chimney that looks out over the vineyard. 


Inside spaces include the Barrel Room and Production Barn, where your guests can dine and dance under the supervision of the wine as it ferments and ages. 


Couple exchanging vows at a stone outdoor ceremony space with wine barrels and a bridesmaid holding flowers

The Hillwood Ruins - Photo by Lauren C. Photography

Outdoor ceremony with the couple holding hands at a brick altar between rows of guests and flower arrangements

Photo by Lauren C. Photography


Silhouette of a couple between grapevines against a deep blue sky with white clouds

Photo by Photography By Brea


Bride walking with five bridesmaids in dusty blue dresses through a vineyard

Photo by Valerie Michelle Photography

Wedding ceremony inside a winery barrel room with steel tanks, chandeliers and seated guests

The Production Barn - Photo by Photography By Brea


Evergreen Country Club

Outdoor lawn ceremony with the couple at the front, guests seated in white chairs and mountains beyond

Stone Garden - Photo by Photography By Brea


Evergreen Country Club in Haymarket, VA is a high-end wedding venue with full service accommodations. The club can provide just about everything you need for your wedding, from seating to staff to food to the open bar. And it’s all in a truly stunning location. 


The club’s historic manor house was built in the 1820s, and features classical colonial architecture that makes a lovely photo backdrop. 


For the ceremony, most couples choose the Stone Garden where a historic stone wall looks out over the rolling hills beyond. And the reception ballroom is neutral and classic, ready for couples to put their own spin on the space. 


Bride in a veil holding a pink bouquet, smiling, with a lake fountain and green hills behind her

Photo by Photography By Brea

Wedding dress hanging in the doorway of a stone farmhouse-style building

Inn at Evergreen - Photo by Photography By Brea


Bride and groom embracing in front of a white columned house with lampposts and a wraparound porch

Photo by Photography By Brea


Four-photo collage of reception details: floral centerpieces, wedding cake, chandelier-lit tables and A and K wooden letters

Photo by Photography By Brea

The Vineyards & Winery at Lost Creek

Photo by Carly Fuller Photography


The Vineyards & Winery at Lost Creek has weddings in its DNA — the owners first fell in love with wine on their own honeymoon to France over 20 years ago. Now, they make sustainable wine from 100% Loudoun County grapes, and open up their remarkable property to couples for their weddings.


There are ample places here for photos, from the rows of vines to fields of wildflowers to overlooking the pastures. Enjoy the house wine during your reception in the 175-person capacity Harvest House on site. 


Bride and groom walking hand in hand across a golf-course lawn lined with evergreen trees

Photo by Carly Fuller Photography

Bride and groom embracing in a field of yellow buttercups with a veil blowing behind her

Photo by Carly Fuller Photography


Outdoor ceremony on a lawn in evening sunlight with guests in white folding chairs watching the bride and groom

Photo by Carly Fuller Photography

Couple kissing among trees and tall grasses in bright backlit sunlight

Photo by Carly Fuller Photography

Bluemont Vineyard

Couple holding hands for their vows at a stone overlook with wine barrels and rolling countryside behind them

Photo by Procopio Photography


All of these venues have jaw-dropping scenery. But we’ve saved the best for last. Bluemont Vineyard in Bluemont, VA may just have the best vistas of the Loudoun Valley of any wedding venue in Northern Virginia. 


After an outdoor ceremony (because you’re not going to want an indoor ceremony here) the party can head to The Stable, a climate-controlled barn large enough for 200 seated guests. One lovely bonus — couples who book this venue will become members of their Wedding Wine Club and will receive member-only perks and a discount on food and wine at the vineyard! 


For a little more about this Northern Virginia wedding venue, check our recap of Paul and Candice’s wedding!


Bridal party in burgundy dresses and gray suits standing at the edge of a pond with fall-colored hills behind

Photo by Procopio Photography

Autumn vineyard rows and rolling countryside viewed from above under a blue sky

Photo by Procopio Photography


Mr and Mrs burlap and lace signs on chair backs at a sweetheart table under string lights and draped fabric

Photo by Procopio Photography

Silhouette of a bride in a veil and groom against a blue and pink dusk sky

Photo by Procopio Photography


If you’re planning a wedding at a Northern Virginia venue, contact us. We’re happy to cross state lines to bring the party to your big day!

Planning your own celebration? See our wedding DJ services and our McLean DJs.

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Friday, July 3, 2020