Wedding Questions

Hi there,
Renovated farms, barns, vineyards and other rural locations are great alternatives, and generally make for a relaxed day, especially if ceremony and reception are both held at the venue and guest need not travel to any additional locations in unfamiliar countryside areas.

Here are a couple suggestions for wineries in northern areas:

Lynfred Winery (Roselle, IL)
http://www.lynfredwinery.com/priv.html

Whyte Horse Winery (Monticello, IN)
http://www.whytehorsewinery.com/winery/winery.php

There are a lot more vineyards that have weddings in further away from Chicago for each state, so if you are open to having a mini-destination wedding they might be good to look into as well.

Chateau Pomije (Guilford, IN)
http://www.cpwinery.com/weddings.html

Chateau de Pique (Seymour, IN)
http://www.chateaudepique.com//index.htm

Spirit Knob Winery (Ursa, IL)
http://www.spiritknob.com/events.html

Ravissant Winery (Belleville, IL)
http://www.ravissantwinery.com/banquet.htm

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The olny vineyards I know are in Michigan or down in Lafayette. For outdoor venues theres the mansion in Scherville, In or there is and Ardoritium by Shorewood in Valparaiso. There also a apple orchard on County line that I hear is pretty, but I have never been there.

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There is a vineyard in Valparaiso called Anderson Winery. I don't know what they do as far as weddings...

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Please let me know how your wedding goes @ Bennett Curtis house. We are planning to use them for our July 2011 wedding.

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