Anonymous wrote:How many guests?

Probably about 125. You are all very helpful. Thank you.

Hendry House in Arlington. Indoor and outdoor space is lovely.

Most of the MoCo and pg park venues allow your own as long as your caterer has a bartender license or you have to get your own.

Audubon Society on Jones Bridge Road in MoCo.

Corkage fees are pretty high at most venues

A bit different and not super fancy but we used the lobby of woolly mammoth.

How many guests?

autoshop at union market. you have to pick from one of their preferred vendors, but the vendors let you provide your own booze

Anonymous wrote:We had our reception at the DAR building. They don’t have their own caterer or alcohol vendor so you’re good to go there. They did have a no red wine policy though bc it stains the marble, FYI.

+1 but they do allow red wine, just not on the outside patio.

We did at Seneca Lodge in Montgomery County; it’s one of the county event facilities. I imagine you could do the same at the other facilities they have.

This was almost 15 years ago but we got married at the Josephine Butler Parks Center on 15th St and brought our own wine.

We had our reception at the DAR building. They don’t have their own caterer or alcohol vendor so you’re good to go there. They did have a no red wine policy though bc it stains the marble, FYI.

Torpedo Factory in Old Town Alexandria.

We did our DDs wedding at the Fransciscan Monestery event space. Bought our wine/alcohol and had our caterer. Nice space

I was hoping to find a DC venue that allowed us to use a caterer of our choice and bring our own wine. This is proving hard to find. Any suggestions? Can be near DC too, ideally within 50 miles or so. Thank you