A Wedding Venue with Accommodation near Montreal: Who Sleeps Where, and What It Changes
Hotel, inn, separate rental or privatized estate: what the phrase covers, who sleeps where, and five questions to ask before you visit.
Read the post →Reflections on the art of hosting, private estate weddings and the time we choose to give. Written from the estate, in Châteauguay.
Hotel, inn, separate rental or privatized estate: what the phrase covers, who sleeps where, and five questions to ask before you visit.
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Five kinds of small venues around Montreal, four questions that sort a short list, and why you should ask every venue for one photograph.
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Orchards, vineyards and golf clubs on one side, an estate in town on the other: the drive, the rain plan, the rooms, and the Saturday test drive.
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Why the one-evening wedding is a compromise you never agreed to, what a weekend gives back, and what an Ontario couple needs to know about marrying in Quebec.
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One long table, the ceremony by the fireplace, nearly everyone sleeping on site. And a price that does not change with the guest count.
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What the venue provides, what you choose, and why. Three tables set at the Manoir, the period tableware at your disposal, and what this freedom costs.
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Manoir Hovey, Manoir Montpellier, Domaine Jolivent, Maison Bolton and ours. What each does better, the four questions that decide, and who we are not right for.
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Our price, what it includes, what is added, and six questions to ask every venue before comparing. The budget, plainly.
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From Friday to Sunday, day by day: an example weekend, two ways to live it, and everything that is decided with you. Nothing is set in stone.
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Closing time, other events, getting ready, the decor, the price. Line by line, without claiming one is better than the other.
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Weddings at the estate
On a few weekends each year, Manoir Blackswan is fully privatized for a single wedding, thirty minutes from Montreal.