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MacCallum House Weddings
Image the Mendocino wedding of your dreams! A Stately Victorian with romantic gardens and ocean views as the background of your wedding photo's. MacCallum House offers all this plus Honeymoon suites, rehearsal and reception dinners. |
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Inn at Schoolhouse Creek
From a simple event to elaborate ceremony, the innkeepers of this romantic country inn will help your Mendocino Wedding dreams come true.
They look forward to being part of the magical
moments that will bring you joyful
memories to cherish for a lifetime. |
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Wedding, Reception and Honeymoon
Little River Inn is a full service wedding destination offering everything from rehearsal dinners, salon and day spa, picturesque ceremonies, reception hall with in-house catering to honeymoon suites and lodging for your guests. |
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Elk Cove Inn Weddings
This ocean front gazebo is the perfect spot for an intimate mendocino wedding ceremony with magic, romance, flowers and breathtaking views. Specializing in elegant weddings and receptions. |
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Maple Creek Winery
Nestled between the Anderson Valley and the Alexander Valley in Yorkville Highlands are the bucolic hillside vineyards of Maple Creek Winery. Chardonnay, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel and Symphony grapes are grown in their vineyard to make these wonderful Artevino wines. |
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Weddings at Agate Cove
Agate Cove Inn is the perfect setting for small weddings. The grounds are covered with an acre of beautiful gardens and there isn't a more spectacular ocean backdrop than from the front lawn. |
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St. Anthony's Catholic Church
The Catholic Church and newly renovated Parish Hall, is perfect for Mendocino weddings and vow renewals. Gatherings from 10 to 150 people can be accommodated in the church and hall. The church may be reserved for a Catholic Wedding, Vows, Renewal or Baptism. |
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Jeriko Estate Wineries
Surrounded by majestic mountain vistas, serene countryside and beautifully landscaped estate grounds, Jeriko Estates elevates your wedding party from ordinary to extraordinary. Their Event Grounds, Manor House and Catering Programs will exceed your expectations and have your guests and loved-ones recalling your special day for years to come. |
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Pine Beach Inn
The Mendocino Coast is the perfect place for that special moment - a Wedding, Anniversary or Family Reunion. Plan yours at PINE BEACH INN. It's also a beautiful place to do business. We have a spacious room for any occasion.
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St. Orres Weddings
"The grounds, food and service was so great, the whole feeling was so magic that half-way through the reception I was ready to believe that if [my bride] and I just went out and jumped hard on the ground, a fountain of chocolate would erupt. Thank you, - G. Chicago |
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Kelley House Museum
Constructed in 1861 by William H. Kelley, one of Mendocino's founding fathers. Located on Main St. in Mendocino, overlooking the mouth of Big River and Mendocino Bay; it houses an extensive collection of photographs and family histories.
SAT, 11am - Docent lead Historic Walking Tours |
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Mendocino Weddings at Brewery Gulch
"Working with Brewery Gulch Inn has been a joy. We couldn't be happier with their recommendations and attention to detail. Not only do they bring urban sophistication and aesthetic sensibility to the party, they also have a graciousness and charm about them..it's a rare combination to find.".LL |
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Greenwood Community Church
The former Greenwood Methodist Church. The 103-year-old church was built by the residents and donated to the town in 1892. Join us on Sunday for non-denominational service at 10 am. Also available for weddings, Bar-Mitzvahs, and community services. |
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Blessed Sacrament Church
Mass: Saturday 4:00 p.m.
Your wedding day will be a uniquely memorable experience with a special touch of romance in this incredibly picturesque location. The rural setting and the powerful Pacific ocean provide an ideal backdrop for a romantic wedding ceremony. |
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Presbyterian Church
This is one of the oldest Presbyterian churches in continuous use in California. Organized as the Presbyterian Church on November 6, 1859, the building constructed of local redwood, was dedicated on July 5, 1868. |
