Monticello is a historic and magnificent wedding venue in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the home of Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence. It is an architectural masterpiece that was designed and redesigned for more than forty years. The location remains a national icon and is the only presidential house in the United States named a UNESCO World Heritage site. For over a century, people have flocked to the venue for various celebratory events, none more memorable than a wedding ceremony and reception surrounded by close friends and family.

Facilities and Capacity

Montalto, overlooking Monticello from 410 feet, provides a spectacular location for couples looking to swap their vows outdoors. The "high mountain" offers a stunning 360-degree panorama of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the city of Charlottesville and provides a phenomenal natural backdrop for wedding party photographs. Its gardens are a botanic showpiece and an ideal place to celebrate cocktail hour with loved ones before the sun sets and the party moves indoors. One of the most popular and sophisticated indoor venues, The Conservatory, caters to both intimate and lavish affairs, and it features retractable screens and advanced audio and visual equipment to ensure an unforgettable night.

Services Offered

The team at Monticello guarantees safety and security throughout the wedding weekend. Upon guests' arrival, they will pass through a security screening and bag check to ensure every person has an enjoyable and relaxing stay. The Monticello Café and the Farm Shop reside in the North Wing of the main house and offer a variety of salads, sandwiches, drinks, coffees, and more to couples and their wedding party.