martha clara site fee?
anyone know what it is?
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martha clara site fee?
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Re: martha clara site fee?
funny you should ask....I just got their site fee guideline this morning. Here it is:
Site Fees 2008
Indoor Locations
Gallery One – Rustic potato barn complete with hospitality lounge.
Up to 250 People
$8,000 Saturdays in season, $6,500 Fridays & Sundays in season
$6,500 Saturdays off season, $4,500 Fridays & Sundays off season
$3,000 Mondays-Thursday year round
(The Gallery is available for afternoon or evening receptions)
Tasting Room/Pavilion - Open space featuring exposed post and beam with hardwood floors.
Up to 140 People
$8,500 Saturdays in season, $6,500 Fridays & Sundays in season
$6,500 Saturdays off season, $4,500 Fridays & Sundays off season
$3,000 Mondays-Thursday year round
(The Tasting Room/Pavilion is available: Sunday-Friday after 6PM,
Saturdays after 7PM in season, 6pm off season)
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Horse & Carriage Ride:
Make a truly unforgettable entrance on a horse drawn carriage.
Offer your guests a ride amongst the vines for a cherished memory.
$500 for the first hour / $250 for each additional hour.
**Maximum number of hours: three.
• Ceremony sites are available for an additional charge.
• Hospitality Lounge available 1 hour prior to your event. Earlier access available for a fee.
• Tent wedding are also available.
In Season runs May 1st through Oct 30th, Off Season November 1 through April 30th.
Site Fees 2008
Indoor Locations
Gallery One – Rustic potato barn complete with hospitality lounge.
Up to 250 People
$8,000 Saturdays in season, $6,500 Fridays & Sundays in season
$6,500 Saturdays off season, $4,500 Fridays & Sundays off season
$3,000 Mondays-Thursday year round
(The Gallery is available for afternoon or evening receptions)
Tasting Room/Pavilion - Open space featuring exposed post and beam with hardwood floors.
Up to 140 People
$8,500 Saturdays in season, $6,500 Fridays & Sundays in season
$6,500 Saturdays off season, $4,500 Fridays & Sundays off season
$3,000 Mondays-Thursday year round
(The Tasting Room/Pavilion is available: Sunday-Friday after 6PM,
Saturdays after 7PM in season, 6pm off season)
***************************************************************************
Horse & Carriage Ride:
Make a truly unforgettable entrance on a horse drawn carriage.
Offer your guests a ride amongst the vines for a cherished memory.
$500 for the first hour / $250 for each additional hour.
**Maximum number of hours: three.
• Ceremony sites are available for an additional charge.
• Hospitality Lounge available 1 hour prior to your event. Earlier access available for a fee.
• Tent wedding are also available.
In Season runs May 1st through Oct 30th, Off Season November 1 through April 30th.
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Re: martha clara site fee?
did you find out if alcohol was an issue?
because it was last year. Only wine to served at events.
because it was last year. Only wine to served at events.
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I saw on the Lessings website that if you use their catering at Martha Clara, then you can have other alcohol as well as the house wines. Not sure about if you dont use Lessing's though....
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Whoever, wants L.I vineyards should ask about their alcohol policy before you sign the contract.
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I am getting married at MC Vineyards in November.
When we first signed our contract, they were not sure that any other alcohol besides wine and beer could be served but I took that risk feeling like most people are going to be drinking the wine anyway.
I recently contacted them to see if anything had been decided on that legislation and the rep said that we were able to serve any kind of alcohol as long as our caterer had a liquor license.
I am not sure about any other vineyards policies though.
When we first signed our contract, they were not sure that any other alcohol besides wine and beer could be served but I took that risk feeling like most people are going to be drinking the wine anyway.
I recently contacted them to see if anything had been decided on that legislation and the rep said that we were able to serve any kind of alcohol as long as our caterer had a liquor license.
I am not sure about any other vineyards policies though.
