We started our day at Woodhouse Wine Estates to register. I love that they provided me with a nice tote to carry around brochures/magazines/cards/etc. We went inside and looked around, picked up some delicious small plates, and visited a bakery to taste some cake(super delicious).
Next we headed to DeLille Cellars. We picked up some uber tasty mini baked goods and met a potential invitation designer before heading out to see the table set up. It was grand and green... perhaps to match the amazing green pea soup shooter stand next to it.
We traveled on to Willows Lodge where I once again admired the beautiful gazebo space for an outdoor ceremony(again, 1st runner up in our wedding venue race) before heading inside for more delicious mini desserts, amazing fried cauliflower by Barking Frog Mobile, and finding a really neat arch made of books.
Next up was Columbia Winery and it had a theme that I adored: geometric dreams. It was bright and beautiful and oh so me. They had draped the space with white and used uplighting of all kinds. The tables were covered in eye-catching colors and they offered fruity cocktails that were delicious. There was even a fully dressed bride and groom on site!
For our fifth stop, we were off to JM Cellars. It had a secluded and woodsy feel. They offered a ton of delicious food inside and had a beautiful table set up in shades of orange outside. My favorite part of this venue was the s'mores bar outside. It was basically a simple fire pit with roasting sticks and jars of graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate bars. I definitely wouldn't think of something like this for a wedding(mostly because I'm a klutz and would probably light my dress on fire), but it was super fun!
We finished off our tour at our venue, Novelty Hill - Januik Winery. I was very excited to see the color scheme was similar to mine(orange/navy vs aqua/coral). The tables inside were decked out to the nines! We sampled some super tasty mini tiramisu and other desserts from a potential vendor before heading downstairs. Here I found one of the most delightful things I saw all day: a Seahawks Minion cake by Midori Bakery. I was so pleased to see our venue all decked out... it gave me quite a bit of inspiration!
All in all, it was a fun and informative day. I would definitely recommend the tour to other brides looking for venues, vendors, or wedding ideas in general.
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