Historic Rosemont Manor · Berryville, VA
Historic Rosemont Manor weddings
Historic Rosemont Manor was finished in 1811 as a wedding gift, which feels right. It sits on a rise in Berryville looking east over the Shenandoah Valley toward the Blue Ridge, and it opened for weddings in 2010 after almost two hundred years as a private home.
Your people can stay right there. The manor has eleven suites and guest rooms, plus cottages on the grounds, so getting ready happens in the house and nobody has to leave when the party ends.
Our Rosemont history goes back to Christina and Nicholas in April 2021. All told, TLIC Wedding Photo & Video, a wedding photo and video team, has worked 6 weddings here, including Tori and Matt in January 2023 and Margo and Colin in May 2024.
Everything on this page happened here. Real Rosemont Manor weddings, shot by our team. Have a look.
Rosemont Manor wedding photos
Why we love a Rosemont Manor wedding
- That gabled front feels made for portraits, with the fluted Doric columns and Grand Portico right there.
- Looking east, you get the valley view toward the Blue Ridge.
- On site lodging keeps the wedding party close, in the manor and the cottages.
- History is not hidden here: a Virginia governor lived here, and presidential helicopters used to land on the lawn.
Every photo here was taken at Historic Rosemont Manor by our team. Tap one and we will tell you what was going on.
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See a whole Rosemont Manor wedding
Every couple here got married at Rosemont Manor. Open any gallery to see their whole day, from getting ready to the send off.
Photo + VideoCraig&HartMay 2026
Photo + VideoMolly&SamuelNovember 2025
Photo + VideoMargo&ColinMay 2024
Photo + VideoTori&MattJanuary 2023
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Every photo and every film on this page was made at Historic Rosemont Manor by our team. Send us your date and we will tell you if we are open.
Historic Rosemont Manor wedding videos
Rosemont Manor wedding films
Turn the sound on. Highlight films, full films, teasers, and short ones about the venue itself.
Good to know
How the day runs at Historic Rosemont Manor
The manor house is where the day starts. The grounds and the portico are where most couples say their vows, and the party moves into the Carriage House.
- The Manor
- Getting readyBuilt in 1811, with eleven suites and guest rooms.
- Grand Portico
- PortraitsGabled front with fluted Doric columns.
- Carriage House
- Dinner and dancingThe reception space on the grounds.
- The Byrd's Nest
- Getting readyHoneymoon cottage with a fireplace and an oval tub.
Room details come from Historic Rosemont Manor. Check with their team before you plan around them.
Questions couples ask us
Historic Rosemont Manor wedding questions
Are Historic Rosemont Manor and Historic Rosemont Springs the same place?
They share the same family and the same property, but they are two venues. The Manor is the historic house and the Carriage House; the Springs is the barn and waterfall down Rosemont Manor Lane.
Can guests sleep at Historic Rosemont Manor after the wedding?
It is. The manor has eleven suites and guest rooms, plus three guest cottages and a honeymoon cottage, for up to 82 overnight guests.
When was Historic Rosemont Manor built?
The manor was completed in 1811. It opened for weddings in 2010.
Have you worked behind the camera at Historic Rosemont before?
Our Rosemont work includes 6 weddings at the Manor and the Springs. Margo and Colin had photo and video in May 2024, and Traci and Sam had video in August 2025.
Wedding photo and video at Historic Rosemont Manor
Send us your date and we will tell you if we are open. Photo, video, or both. Send us your date for Historic Rosemont, or ask how we would time photos and video around the Manor and the Springs.
Every love story fuels our passion. We freeze the moments that take your breath away. You won't miss a moment. That's our 'No Regrets' promise.
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