The Space

The Grand Scheme’s foyer is the reason couples choose it. Cocktails, canapés and a receiving line all happen out here, with room to move, while the ballroom sits dressed and waiting behind closed doors. When they open, the room reads as an event rather than a continuation.

Seventeen feet of ceiling keeps the proportions warm rather than cavernous — a room that feels full at 250 and still comfortable at 380.

And the three sections it divides into are called Signed, Sealed and Delivered. We did not name them for weddings. They have earned it anyway.

The Space

The Newbridge opens off a foyer built for arrivals: light on three sides, a balcony for the cocktail hour, and the greens of The Marshes below. Inside, the height does the work. Twenty feet of ceiling carries a room this size without swallowing it, and gives your lighting, your florals and your entrance somewhere to go.

The ballroom divides for weddings that want a separate ceremony and reception under the same roof — ceremony in one section, doors closed on a dressed dining room next door, and no gap in the evening while a room turns over.

The Space

Smaller does not mean lesser. The Celtic has its own foyer, its own patio, and a 14 ft. ceiling that keeps the room intimate without closing it in — a space where the speeches land, where nobody is seated at a distant table, and where the whole room can move outside between courses.

The patio is the Celtic’s advantage. Cocktails over the water at golden hour, a place for guests to step out to during dinner, and the pond and greens as a backdrop for late-evening portraits without leaving the building.

Our wedding package begins at 75 guests, which makes the Celtic the natural home for weddings at the smaller end of it.

The Space

The Pavilion is where most couples stop scrolling. White draping falls the full height of the structure; chandeliers hang above the aisle; the grounds carry on past the edges. A classic white carpet aisle runner is set for every ceremony held here.

It is not only a ceremony venue. At 400 for a standing reception and 280 at rounds of ten, the Pavilion can hold the whole evening — vows, cocktails, dinner and dancing without your guests moving indoors once. Or use it for the ceremony alone and walk everyone across to a ballroom for dinner.

The Pavilion divides into three sections.