J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works
In the Metro Valley, J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works adds a little
special seasoning to the bride and groom’s big day.
“Our venue is not only lavish with landscape and inviting
to the eye, but it is also enriched with a century of history,”
says Event Coordinator Marie Clark. “Many brides choose
to offer the optional tour of the salt-making facility to their
guests to enjoy while they are taking their post-ceremony
photographs.”
At J.Q. Dickinson, the bride and groom have their choice
of three ceremony sites. The Fairy Garden is a more intimate
setting with a maximum seating capacity of 100 for a
ceremony or 60 seated for dining while the Lath House is
a covered shelter-style area ideal for larger weddings that
transforms into a magical reception space for 200 people.
Seelie Court, the largest garden, can accommodate 300
guests for a wedding ceremony and 200 for a sit-down
dinner.
“Different spaces and gardens allow for unique and
individualized events and setup,” says Clark. “The vision
of the event host is what we bring to reality.”
J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works. Photo by Alex Wright.
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