Distinctive Locations for Weddings & Events
Unique Wedding Venues
Moore County hosts many different types of weddings. For the ceremony you’ll find a wide variety of churches and chapels in all denominations, ranging from historic to contemporary. Reception options range from resort ballrooms just steps from the links and a one-of-a-kind, historic fair barn at the Pinehurst Harness Track to a charming arts-themed estate established a century ago. Keep looking, and you’ll also find a huge assortment of restaurants, farms and meeting spaces.
When you are thinking of your wedding ceremony consider:
- What style wedding would you like to have? What best reflects your personality?
- How many people can the venue accommodate?
- What is your budget?
- Does the location offer an onsite reception?
- Does the venue have a preferred vendor list?
- Does the venue provide catering or in house food options?
- How do they handle requests for alcoholic beverages?
- Is there a place to get ready before the ceremony?
- Are there ceremony locations in case of inclement weather?
- What do fees include? Time, set up, clean up, flowers? Who is responsible for what etc.
- What would you like your big send off to look like?
Other tips from brides:
- Make sure to look over all contracts. Have a second person review with you to make sure all your questions are answered.
305 Trackside
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River Pines Venue
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The Old Church of Pinehurst
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The Village Arboretum
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Malcolm Blue Farm
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Village Pine Venue
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Village Pine Venue is a Charleston-inspired dream brought to reality and located just outside the world famous golf town of Pinehurst, NC. The elegant and modern facility features gorgeous views of the entire property including a large water feature. With a slightly farm, slightly industrial aesthetic, the property is a serene space that exudes a fresh vibe. Guests can enjoy cocktails on the veranda or at the indoor/outdoor bar. Winding trails lead to several special ceremony spots including the courtyard and pond.
Brick pathways lead you through English style gardens. Lush landscaping provides a picturesque, year round backdrop for creating memories that will last a lifetime. No detail has been overlooked to make sure your celebration is exactly what you envisioned.
Soiree on South
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The Fair Barn
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No. 9 Clubhouse
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Weymouth Center For The Arts
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Mid Pines Resort
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Twin Fields Farm
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The Carolina Hotel “The Queen of the South”
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Duncraig Manor B&B and Gardens
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Rubicon Farms
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Cypress Bend Vineyards
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The Country Club of Whispering Pines
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The Wallace Wedding & Event Venue
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Aberdeen Postmaster's House
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