Stone House of St. Charles

Stone House of St Charles is a historic wedding venue located in Charles, Missouri. This 10.24-acre property is a historic stone mansion with an elegant, sophisticated interior and many amenities. With romantic outdoor settings and the indoor mansion decorated with dazzling chandeliers and other luxurious decor, the venue is ideal for both indoor and outdoor ceremonies and destination weddings.

Facilities and Capacity
This venue has a maximum capacity of 400 guests. Couples may utilize the Groom's Quarters and Bridal Suite to prepare for the big day in. The Groom's Quarters comes with a variety of gaming systems, a flat screen TV and billiards table. The Bridal Suite features a large, ornate full-length mirror and plush furniture. The venue offers both a sophisticated indoor location and outdoor option with scenic views.

Services Offered
Stone House of St Charles provides silver Chiavari chairs for your ceremony and reception, either round or farmhouse tables for your reception, centerpiece decorations and DJ service. Setup and cleanup are also offered by the venue. Services include:

• In-house bar
• Event rentals

Other Services
In addition to the services mentioned above, this venue is also willing to host a variety of your wedding-related events. Couples may choose to celebrate the following:

• Bridal shower
• Elopements
• Reception
• Ceremony
• Engagement party
• Rehearsal dinner

History
This venue has a long history and is a great option for couples who’d like to start their lives as a married couple in a historic, romantic setting. It started with the War of 1812 when the Cottle family obtained the property on land grant 285 from the war. Oliver Cottle, wanting to live his dream of owning a stunning stone house, added a small house to the property to live that dream. Built on top of a hill between several sycamore trees, the house features historical, architectural charm. The conservatory was added to the house in 1903 and there is a beautiful fireplace on the wall. The oldest known photograph of the stone house features two boys and was taken in the 1930s.