Napa Valley: planning a destination wedding
Apr 3rd, 2010, 07:52 AM
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Napa Valley: planning a destination wedding
My son, his fiancee, his fiancee's mother and myself will be heading to Napa Valley at the end of May to start planning a destination wedding. Any suggestions on "must do" and "must don't" both in experiencing Napa and planning the wedding would be appreciated. The wedding will take place spring/summer 2011. My son and fiancee have been there before but I have not. The four of us will be together for only four days.
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Check out Auberge du Soleil for the wedding. Beautiful location for a wedding. Wonderful wedding spot that looks at over the valley. They even suggest a list of florists, cake bakers and were very helpful for our wedding there.
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You might try visiting some of the historic wineries. Saviez Vineyards has a wonderful tour and family history, as does Nichelini Winery.
www.saviezvineyards.com
www.nicheliniwinery.com
Also, Terraces Winery does a nice vineyard tour (1885 ghost winery on property) in a 4wd mule, and you can taste balsamic vinegars and the complex process of making them.
www.terraceswine.com
www.saviezvineyards.com
www.nicheliniwinery.com
Also, Terraces Winery does a nice vineyard tour (1885 ghost winery on property) in a 4wd mule, and you can taste balsamic vinegars and the complex process of making them.
www.terraceswine.com
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