Indoors

An all-season hall, with heat and air conditioning.

Nine-foot ceilings, timber posts and a commercial kitchen. No steps from the parking, so every guest arrives at the same door.

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The hall

A permanent, heated building, so the wet-weather plan is the room itself. Nine-foot ceilings with timber posts and wood accents. 130 seated, with a dance floor. A 36 inch door opens to the deck.

Size
About 4,000 sq ft.
Seated
130 at tables: 5 ft rounds, plus 18 rectangular tables, on white Chiavari chairs, indoors.
Linen
Black or white tablecloths, and white napkins.
Access
No steps from the parking and no ramp needed. The entrance corridor is 6 ft wide.
Sound and screen
A 95-inch TV for a slideshow is included. A microphone and speaker are available for $100.
Light
Warm Edison string bulbs and LED lighting.
Power
At the building and at the top of the two camera towers.
Washrooms
Inside the hall: a women's washroom with four stalls and three sinks, a men's washroom with two stalls, two urinals and three sinks, and one barrier-free stall.
Bar
Our in-house bartenders serve the bar. You hold the liquor licence and supply the alcohol. How it works.
Last call
1:00 am. Curfew is 2:00 am and the venue closes at 2.
Heat and cooling
Heat and air conditioning. Used year-round.

The hall set for dinner by day: round tables in white linen with blush napkins and gold chargers, timber posts, string lights and windows down both sides

Hands joined at the timber arch in the hall, the officiant between the couple, white drapery and florals behind them

A kiss under the flowered arch, the wedding party and bridesmaids in blue looking on

The hall in the last gold light of the evening, the lawn running down toward the water

Up close

A table set for dinner.

Candle lanterns and greenery along the head table at night

A stone table number reading Seven among roses, with white chairs and the hall blurred behind

A wooden table number among pillar candles, greenery and glass

Floating candles in glass cylinders among peach garden roses and baby's breath

Cocktail hour

The deck faces west.

The deck wraps around the hall on three sides, facing the water and the setting sun. Drinks come out while you are at the dock with your photographer, and the doors to the hall stand open. Bocce and croquet are on the lawn below.

At blue hour the string lights come on over the deck.

The view from the deck rail, mown lawn falling to the lake and the valley curving away west

The kitchen

A full commercial kitchen, with caterer access from the south parking lot and from the deck. Bring the caterer you want.

Questions

Can the ceremony happen inside?

Yes. The hall takes the ceremony and the reception, with a turnaround between them. It is the wet-weather plan and it is included.

Can we bring our own caterer?

Yes. Caterers reach the kitchen from the south parking lot. Send us their details when you enquire.

Can we decorate ourselves?

Yes. Open flame must be in enclosed vessels, and nothing may be fixed to the walls without asking.

What time does the night end?

Last call is 1:00 am and curfew is 2:00 am. The venue closes at 2.

Is the hall accessible?

Yes. There are no steps from the parking, and no ramp is needed. The entrance corridor is 6 ft wide and the door to the deck is 36 inches. See accessibility.

How many cars and campers can you hold?

150 cars on gravel under street lights, angle-parked along the road on the south side and at the west end of the lot. Up to 10 self-contained campers can park on the grass west of the hall.

See it in person.

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