Your Wedding Weekend on a
Private 1,200-Acre Virginia Estate
A luxury countryside wedding venue in Fredericksburg, VA, with on-site suites, farm-to-table dining, and a dedicated team for every detail.
At The Lodge at Moss Neck, your wedding is not one stop on a crowded venue calendar. It is a private celebration across 1,200 acres of rolling fields and forest, with The Lodge at Moss Neck, the grounds, and our team devoted entirely to you. Exchange vows in the open Virginia air, gather by the fireplace in the Great Room, dance into the night under the pavilion tent, then wake up steps from where it all happened. From your first walkthrough to the final send-off, our event specialists plan and run every detail, so you can be fully present for all of it.
Features and Amenities:
- Private estate buyout: yours is the only celebration on property
- Tented pavilion for up to 250 guests
- Indoor celebrations for up to 360 guests
- Multiple ceremony sites across 1,200 scenic acres
- Getting-ready suite for the wedding party
- 15 on-site guest rooms, including the Presidential Suite
- Chef-crafted, farm-to-table menus and full bar service
- Full-service spa for pre-wedding pampering
- Indoor backup plans for every outdoor moment
- Dedicated event specialists from planning through send-off
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Stay for the Whole Weekend
Welcome your closest guests to the Lodge’s 15 guest rooms and Presidential Suite. Host a rehearsal dinner on Friday, a spa morning before the ceremony, and a farewell brunch on Sunday. Between celebrations, guests can try skeet shooting, hunt for relics, or explore the grounds, all without leaving the property.
From Our Farm to Your Table
Your menu begins on our own land. Our chef works alongside our farmers to build personalized menus around produce grown on site, honey from our hives, and the finest locally sourced meats and fish.
Plan Without Worry
Every outdoor plan comes with an indoor alternative. The pavilion tent and our ballroom-ready event hall mean the weather never has the final word.









