The Mast Farm Inn is the perfect destination for your dream wedding. Our historic cabins, farmhouse and barn serve as a beautiful and unique backdrop for your big day. With six acres of river front with a mountain view property, we will find your perfect setting. Whether partying with a hundred guests or an intimate affair for two, we will always offer you our best and customize to suit your love.

Nestled in Boone, North Carolina, the Inn at Crestwood offers a wedding venue amidst the Blue Ridge Mountains. With its rustic charm and modern elegance, it provides a picturesque setting for couples seeking a romantic celebration. Say "I do" against the backdrop of mountain views, followed by a reception in one of the Inn's charming event spaces. Whether you envision an intimate gathering or a grand affair, you'll find a wedding day filled with love, beauty, and cherished memories against the backdrop of mountain views.

Chetola Resort is a cozy venue tucked away in the Blue Ridge Mountains. At our Haven of Rest, we have a number of venue spaces for any kind of occasion. Not only can we help you host the event of your dreams, but we have plenty of lodging accommodations on site for you and your guests.

The scenic backdrop of the Meadowbrook Inn with its Terrace, Patio and Gazebo overlooking our tranquil brook, pond and waterfall make the Inn a perfect location for your Blue Ridge Mountain Wedding. Whether you are planning an intimate affair or lavish celebration, the Meadowbrook Inn is the perfect wedding venue. Located in the heart of Blowing Rock, Meadowbrook Inn offers 10,000 square feet of upscale banquet rooms and an outdoor stone terrace that are perfect for creating memorable weddings, receptions and rehearsal dinners. With 62 guest rooms for out-of-town family and friends, Meadowbrook Inn is the ideal wedding destination. And, with an award-winning chef on premises, we work closely with our clients to prepare custom menu selections using fresh local ingredients. A list of preferred vendors is available upon request.

Sugar Hollow Retreat is your premier inclusive Tennessee Mountain wedding destination. We truly believe that the best weddings are ones where you can spend quality time with your family and friends, creating connections and memories along the way. At Sugar Hollow, we give you an entire mountain all to yourself for your wedding week or weekend. You and your guests will have a unique experience jam-packed with relaxation, hiking, patio games, kayaking, wildlife viewing, and more. We have have multi-day packages (weekdays: 3 day event / weekends: 4 day event), with semi-inclusive and all-inclusive options for up to 250 guests. Lodging for up to 68 (100 by Spring 2023) is included in all of our packages. To make your wedding planning experience easier, we also include a Wedding Manager in all weekend packages. To book a tour, please go to our website and hit "schedule your visit"

Weddings With a Spectacular View! Sky Retreat is a gorgeous 30-acre, all seasons wedding venue. With an over 6,500sq. ft. Grand Event Hall boasting a wall of windows showcasing the long-range view, expansive covered veranda with fireplace, dressing suite, professional dance floor, catering kitchen, 14 log cabins for lodging, an infinity view paver pad and a large grassy knoll, both ideal for outdoor weddings. Sky Retreat provides a picturesque environment to create cherished memories. Enjoy activity options such as hiking trails to the local waterfall, tubing or kayaking trips to the nearby river, enjoying a short walk to a petting zoo on adjacent property, evening bonfires, yoga classes, onsite massage and much more for your dream wedding vacation experience.

The historic Monte Vista Hotel is a key component to Black Mountain’s storied past. Originally home to the Cherokee people, this valley became an early pathway west for traders, explorers and people seeking a new life beyond the eastern mountains. The town of Black Mountain grew rapidly after the railroad was completed in the late 19th century, and this new “railroad town” needed more lodging. Lucien and Rosalie Phillips opened the Monte Vista in 1919, repurposing a former school building. In 1937, the current brick building was constructed, further cementing the Monte Vista Hotel as a central piece of Black Mountain’s civic and social life. The Annex, a separate structure located behind the original, was added in 1975. Though the hotel has since undergone complete renovations and new ownership, many of the original elements have been preserved, and the new decorative touches complement the look and feel of the original structure.