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Cafe Berlin On Capitol Hill
322 Massachusetts Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA- Spaces for 75 Guests
Have you ever fantasized about dining in Berlin in the 1920s? What about relaxing in a Munich Biergarten while sipping on a refreshing Hefeweizen? Perhaps a traditional German breakfast in a mountain village would be appropriate? We may not have the views, but we can save you money on airfare and provide you with a taste of Germany without having to travel. Come join us for dinner in one of our dining rooms designed in the style of the 1920s. Take advantage of the sunshine on our patio or come in for Sunday Brunch with us. You will always be welcomed with open arms at Café Berlin. Café Berlin has established itself as a Capitol Hill institution over the course of nearly three decades. Established in 1985 by two German-born friends who met while working at another local German restaurant, it has remained a popular gathering place for Congressional staffers, neighborhood friends, and tourists alike. Current owners Rico Glage and Clytie Roberts-Glage have maintained this status. Café Berlin boasts the best patio on the Hill, as well as traditional German dishes and seasonal menus made with ingredients sourced from the surrounding area. The late 1980s brought Irene Khashan from near Rothenburg ab de Tauber and Peggy Reed from Lübeck together. The two women became fast friends and decided to take on the challenge of establishing an authentic German restaurant on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. They were able to accomplish this initially without the assistance of any staff, as they did all of the cooking, cleaning, and serving themselves. Despite the fact that the neighborhood was close to the nation's capital, the neighbor at the time was not the best. Although the neighborhood was in the process of being revitalized, it remained a high-crime neighborhood. It went so far as to have a crematorium across the street, which necessitated wiping ash from the entire restaurant every morning before opening. Fast forward to 2007, when Rico Glage arrives from Germany to work for a year at Café Berlin, where Clytie Roberts accepts a position as a server after five years on Capitol Hill.
Courtyard Bethesda Chevy Chase
5520 Wisconsin Ave, Chevy Chase, MD 20815, USA- Spaces for 150-300 Guests
The Courtyard by Marriott Chevy Chase is a hotel in Washington, D.C.'s metropolitan area. On their wedding day, this hotel opens its banquet hall and garden spaces to couples, featuring tented pavilions with tile floors and ballrooms with antique carpeting and columns. This private, outdoor location is located in Chevy Chase, Maryland, just 12 minutes from the University of the District of Columbia. Capacity and Facilities Up to 150 guests can join couples on their wedding day at this hotel. With indoor and outdoor alternatives, this hotel provides exquisite and contemporary event spaces for couples. The Mayfair Ballroom is a huge, modern space that may be customized to fit a couple's wedding theme and ambience. With off-white walls and columns, and a grey-and-white pattern in the carpeting, this room has a soothing grey color palette. The lighting is concealed and provides a variety of brightness levels for the event of the day. A beautiful tent welcomes couples for a ceremony on the garden terrace. This white draperies tent protects couples from the weather while also ensuring that their wedding ceremony is private. Delicate chandeliers hang from the tent's ceiling, providing illumination and an attractive aesthetic element. Natural light streams in through the tent's windows. Two columns frame couples as they exchange vows on a white tiled floor. The Belgravia Room can also be used for smaller gatherings or other wedding festivities. Services Provided The employees at this venue can provide couples with convenient and friendly services. Just above from the wedding festivities are accommodations, as well as an in-house bar and catering options, ensuring that no one wants the night to stop. The Courtyard by Marriott Chevy Chase also provides the following services: Packages that include everything Cleanup Rentals for events Event planning Lighting/sound Parking Only preferred providers will be considered. Setup Internet access via a wireless network For the couple's reception, bartenders work a cash or open bar. They serve house beer, house liquor, and house wine, among other drinks, as well as filling champagne glasses for a toast. Chefs develop food ideas based on private tastings with couples prior to the wedding. The following catering styles can be used to offer the dishes they prepare: Cocktail reception with a buffet Dessert Outside cake and hors d'oeuvres Plated\sServers\sStations Accommodation Following the day's events, wedding guests and couples can remain in guest rooms and suites at this location. No guest will have to worry about how they'll go home or where they'll stay if they're visiting from out of town. Behind the hotel room doors, couples will find flat-screen TVs, comfy furnishings, and other modern facilities. Other Providers The venue will offer the tent and tent accoutrements for the ceremony in the yard, so couples won't have to bother about bringing their own. Other options for a couple's special day include: Runners in the aisle Altar/arches Audio-visual equipment Centerpieces Covers for chairs Furniture and lighting for the dance floor Tables for photo booths
Hi-Lawn
1309 5th St NE, Washington, DC 20002, USAHi-Lawn offers event spaces for your next celebration in Washington, District of Columbia.
Sheraton Reston Hotel
11810 Sunrise Valley Dr, Reston, VA 20191, USA- Spaces for 12-550 Guests
- 17 Hotels
- 5 Ballrooms
- 17 Total Spaces
Sheraton Reston Hotel is a recently renovated hotel in Reston, Virginia, near Reston National Golf Course, Reston Town Center's shops and restaurants, and the historic sites of nearby Washington, D.C. The hotel offers roughly 18,000 square feet of refreshed, modern event space suited to conferences, meetings, and multi-cultural weddings alike, anchored by a Grand Ballroom that combines two adjoining ballrooms for larger gatherings and complemented by a set of smaller meeting rooms and junior ballrooms for more intimate events. A newly added Courtyard extends the event space outdoors, offering a setting for cocktail hours and social gatherings. Guest rooms throughout the hotel have been redesigned with a clean, contemporary look, including remodeled bathrooms with stand-up showers, Sheraton Signature Beds, and 55-inch smart TVs, giving out-of-town guests a comfortable place to stay before and after a celebration. The hotel also includes a 1,800-square-foot fitness center, a Club Lounge, and the Provisions Kitchen and Cocktails outlet, which serves coffee in the morning and food and drinks in the evening.
Hidden Creek Country Club
1711 Clubhouse Rd, Reston, VA 20190, USA- Spaces for 200 Guests
- 1 Ballroom
- 1 Country Club
Hidden Creek Country Club is a family-oriented private club in Reston, Virginia, just a mile from Reston Town Center and about thirty minutes from downtown DC. Established in 1963, the club is built around an award-winning Ed Ault Signature Golf Course known for its tour-quality greens, alongside indoor and outdoor tennis courts, a fitness center, and swimming facilities. For weddings and private events, Hidden Creek offers an outdoor ceremony site with rolling landscape and golf course views, the Fairway Ballroom, and a year-round covered deck overlooking the 18th hole. The club hosts celebrations ranging from bridal showers for 30 guests up to weddings for 200, along with rehearsal dinners, luncheons, bachelor golf outings, and post-wedding brunches. Hidden Creek's in-house chefs and catering team handle menus from continental breakfasts and buffets to formal sit-down dinners, and its Catering Sales staff work directly with clients through the planning process. The clubhouse also serves as a venue for corporate meetings and special events, with the Boardroom offering AV equipment and complimentary WiFi for smaller gatherings.
Hip Flask Rooftop
7707 Woodmont Ave, Bethesda, MD 20814, USAHip Flask Rooftop offers event spaces for your next celebration in Bethesda, Maryland.
Vintage Glam Tea Party & Co.
137 Kennedy St NW, Washington, DC 20011, USALocated in the greater Washington Metropolitan area, Vintage Glam Tea Party & Co. is a boutique wedding, special events, and rental company specializing in vintage and glam themes. Tea parties with a Vintage or Rustic twist are among the services provided by Vintage Glam. Our team has over 30 years of combined experience in design and marketing, allowing us to create beautiful tea parties for your special event - weddings, receptions, showers, anniversaries, and Sweet 16s, among other things. If you would like to learn more about our services, please see our website at www.vintageglamteapartydc.com. Pinkies & Toes Up! To be honest, the decision to revamp Vintage Glam's website and launch a blog came as something of a "welcomed" surprise to myself. I am not a good adapter to new situations (I have since learned through sharing that I am not the only one). I have closed Vintage Glam's boutique and stopped hosting on-site parties as of the date of this posting, which marks six months into COVID-19. These are three significant changes. What is a girl supposed to do in this situation? Ugh! In any case, I recall a really good friend of mine once asking, "Why do you think change is a bad thing?" (Thank you very much, Roseann. (I'm missing you!) Over the course of the last couple of months, I kept coming back to that question. I really wanted to feel like I had accomplished something by the time the pandemic ended. After that, I put the pint of ice cream and the bag of chips down and turned off the television, allowing myself to concentrate on the things I could do. I felt a sense of empowerment and accomplishment after completing this task. It was past time to make some changes to the website (old one was 6-years old and needed updating). I've always wanted to start a blog where I could share stories about parties, crafting, collecting, and other experiences with others. Additionally, the blog will provide me with an opportunity to stay in touch with my customers (many of whom have become friends) - and, to learn about your personal journey - what have you been up to lately? Please do not hesitate to share your thoughts.