The Inn at Vint Hill is a mansion wedding venue in the Washington, D.C. area for couples seeking a historic venue for their wedding day. This vintage and elegant house of red brick is built with black shutters, white trim and sits on an expansive and well-kept lawn. This venue, located in Warrenton, Virginia, sits 50 minutes from The Pentagon.

Facilities and Capacity
Couples can invite a total of 350 guests to their wedding celebration at the Inn at Vint Hill. Couples can host their ceremony directly on the venue’s lawn. With blue skies overhead and lush green grass underfoot, this charming outdoor celebration offers gorgeous views for a couple’s “I do’s.” This venue’s lawn even boasts a trickling fountain for pictures. Guests don't have to travel far with a reception tent set up on the property beside the mansion. This ensures that the inn can accommodate all guests for a couple’s big day. Even tent receptions exude elegance at this estate, with touches such as arched window panels and overhead lights. Inside the mansion, hardwood floors gleam surrounded by columns, grand pianos and other antique decor items.

Services Offered
The staff at the Inn at Vint Hill offers assistance with event planning, setup and cleanup for a couple’s wedding. Other event services provided by this historic venue include:

• Bridal suite
• Event rentals
• In-house bar
• In-house catering
• Liability insurance
• Outside vendors
• Parking

Cuisine
A full-service bar keeps guests and couples happy at this vintage venue. The Inn at Vint Hill also provides mouthwatering cuisine creations, which can be served in the following catering styles for a couple’s big day:

• Buffet
• Cocktail reception
• Hors d'oeuvres
• Outside cake
• Plated
• Servers
• Stations
• Tastings

Other Services
Items for a couple’s event, such as arches, chairs, tables, and tents, are all offered through this wedding venue. The mansion opens its doors and lawn spaces to couples hosting:

• Bridal showers
• Private events
• Ceremonies
• Graduations
• Engagement parties
• Receptions
• Rehearsal dinners

History
The Inn at Vint Hill can be traced back to 1860. The stately, Italian-style red brick mansion was the vision of previous owners, Bessie and Andre Low. During the Civil War the house suffered damages, but was restored to nearly double its original size in 1916.