WEDDING VENUES
 
The Mansion at Strathmore
Built in 1899 with a stately Georgian brick facade, this eleven-acre estate in North Bethesda pairs old Washington formality with garden party ease. The sculpture garden gives us open, unhurried light for portraits, and the Music Room holds a ceremony like it was built for one.
Birkby House
Steps from downtown Leesburg, this 1770 farmhouse is the only venue of its kind in town. A glass conservatory and sunlit, neutral rooms give us a clean indoor backdrop, and the gardens outside carry the soft, lived-in charm couples build a whole day around.
Glenview Mansion
Rockville's Neo-Classical Revival mansion sits on twenty-eight acres of formal gardens. Marble floors, a sweeping staircase, and a walnut-paneled dining room turn every room into its own backdrop, and the mansion's spot on the National Register of Historic Places gives a wedding day the weight of real history.