Top Wedding Vendors
Virginia Living is proud to present Top Wedding Vendors 2025—your trusted guide to wedding planning across the Commonwealth. From the romantic vistas of the Blue Ridge to the seaside charm of the Eastern Shore, find the ideal Virginia vendors to bring your vision to life.
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Inns/Bed & Breakfasts
Inn at Willow Grove
Catering
Ivy Provisions
Photographer
Jessica Lapp Photography
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Hotels & Resorts
Keswick Hall
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Vineyard & Wineries
Keswick Vineyards
Photographer
Kim Stockwell Photography
Hotel Room Blocks
Kimpton The Forum Hotel
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Grand-Scale (200+ guests)
Kimpton The Forum Hotel
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Hotels & Resorts
Kimpton The Forum Hotel
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Barns & Farms
King Family Vineyards
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Vineyard & Wineries
King Family Vineyards
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All-Inclusive
Knotted Oak
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Grand-Scale (200+ guests)
Knotted Oak
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Gardens & Estates
Lakeside at Welch Estate
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All-Inclusive
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden
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Gardens & Estates
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden
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Museums & Galleries
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden
Hotel Room Blocks
Linden Row Inn
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Inns/Bed & Breakfasts
Linden Row Inn
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Intimate (Up to 75 guests)
Linden Row Inn
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