You are a deserving couple with a true love story and we want you to have the wedding of your dreams.
Imagine having the perfect wedding at a picturesque vineyard nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Imagine having every detail taken care of by many of Charlottesville's premier wedding professionals and all at no cost to you. Your wedding will be held at the beautiful Mountfair Vineyards in Albemarle County. Your wedding planning will be coordinated by the nationally recognized event coordinators of Easton Events, your caterer will be Chef Mark Hahn of Harvest Moon Catering, and your day will be captured from start to finish by Jack Looney Photography.
Furthermore, The Boar's Head is kindly offering a room in which the bride will get ready, Festive Fare is graciously providing all the rental details, Cramer Photo is donating an engagement session, Eric Kelley Photography is donating a Bridal Portrait session, DJ Derek Tobler is donating dance lessons to the couple (for their first dance), Hugh Kalergis Productions is providing video services throughout the day/evening, Dominique Attaway Photography and Susan Kalergis Photography are enhancing the day-of photographic services, and Rock Paper Scissors is creating the special paper items.
The Date
November 5th, 2010
The Venue
Located in White Hall, Mountfair Vineyards is a perfect spot for a day to remember. It is difficult to find a more romantic spot to get married than at a vineyard with the Shenandoah National Park and the Blue Ridge Mountains as the backdrop.
The Participants
Many of Charlottesville's most talented wedding vendors have volunteered their services and time. We are all very excited to put this special event together for the lucky couple.
The Couple
How do we select the couple? It is simple... we want a great story ~ and in particular, a great love story. Times are tough, the weather's been pretty darn chilly, and there's a war going on - so WOW US! Please include a picture along with the story - since images often display the couple in a way that words can't describe.
Your story must be received by April 1, 2010. Our panel of independent judges will announce their decision at the end of April.
Oh, one more thing - you must be comfortable having your story (and photos) displayed in magazines.
