We are down to a few reception halls and would like to hear everyone opinion on these places:
Estate at Three Village Inn
Chateau at Coindre Hall
Bourne Mansion
Thanks Everyone!
b2b2013
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I haven't personally been to any of these, but I heard that Bourne Mansion is amazing
JulesMarie27
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2 of the 3 are on my list too! Lol haven't been to any yet. Another girl said Coindre was amazing - she was just at a wedding there last weekend!
victoriamaria25
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I am getting married at Bourne this coming May and am in love with it!
Irishbride16
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I didnt see any of those but my mom has been to the three village inn and she told me that the food there is to die for ....
lauren1802
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Anyone want to FM me pricing on 3 village? want to look there but they arent 'friendly' to my availabilty!
Friday evening in September. :)
Kris10nGerard
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I have not personally been to any of them but I have heard great things about Bourne Mansion.
SummerBeauty
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Three Village is a Lessing's. It's older but beautiful and the food is very good.
There is a showcase there on November 10th
Sweeks
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I haven't been to the other two, but the Three Village Inn is right on top of the water basically, so for pictures you are in walking distance of Stony Brook Harbor which is really nice.
My brother is getting married there in July :)
Royalgem21
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Three Village Inn quoted us $85pp for a daytime wedding without open bar in March 2012.
It was cute, but I remember low ceilings when you walk in. I didn't love the outside front. The water view was nice but FH was concerned that cars would fill the parking lot and block the view. I also did not like how ceremony was in the same room as the reception because it would be too cold for outside. Over all, I liked it. It was nice and definitely very cozy... opposite of a traditional hall which is usually very grand. You have to go and see if it's your place. Everyone has their way of knowing if it fits them.
KDNY133
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I booked with Three Village...there was so much i loved about it.
SummerBeauty
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Posted by KDNY133
I booked with Three Village...there was so much i loved about it.