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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1933 Catering
Catering
1933 Catering
Photographer
3 Cats Photo
Day Spa
A Great Escape Spalon Inc
Hair & Makeup
A Great Escape Spalon Inc
Men’s Grooming
A Great Escape Spalon Inc
Wedding Planner
A Little Party Events
Wedding Planner
A&J Event Planning and Coordination
Photographer
Aaron Watson Photography
Cosmetic Procedures
Agnihotri Cosmetic Facial Surgery
Transportation
Albemarle Limousine
Wedding Planner
Anyvent Event Planning
Venue
Event Space
Atelier Halifax
Cake & Desserts
Aux Delices
Photographer
Awesomesauce Photography
Rentals (tables, chairs, tableware, linens, tents, etc.)
Beggars Banquet Rentals LLC
Bridal Salon
Bella Bride Designs
Menswear
Bella Bride Designs
Day Spa
Berry Hill Resort & Conference Center
Hotel Room Blocks
Berry Hill Resort & Conference Center
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