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Real Frederick Wedding :: Stephanie + Matt

Stephanie and Matt met in 2019 after finding each other on the Bumble dating app. “Our first date lasted over 3 hours.”

Matt proposed in 2021 while camping. “We became avid campers during the pandemic. I had graduated from my Master’s program, and we had decided to go camping with another couple to celebrate. We were at Deep Creek, and Matt proposed one morning at our campsite after breakfast.”

Eighty guests, including a six-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their nuptials. “It was a gorgeous day in late August. I had a bear made out of a piece of clothing that belonged to my mom and had my cousin walk it down the aisle in place of my mother. We decided to do a sand ceremony which none of our guests had ever seen before. Matt decided to sing a song for his vows.”

The couple chose a unique wedding theme of puzzle pieces. “During Covid, we did a lot of puzzles, and we felt that we were each other’s missing puzzle piece. We used light blue and purple for our wedding colors. We had a cocktail-type wedding, not too formal but not informal either.”

Stephanie is a behavior interventionist at a high school in Baltimore County. Matthew works in the IT department for a public library system. They currently reside in Towson, Maryland.

First dance: Bridge over Troubled Water, Simon and Garfunkel

Vendors

Venue: Springfield Manor Distillery**

Photography & Videography: Life Gallery Studio

Coordinator: Sunflower Weddings LLC**

Transportation: On the town Limousines**

Catering: Great American Caterers

Wedding Dress: K & B Bridal

Suit: Jos. A Bank

Officiant: Lauren Miller

Jewelry: Smyth Jewelers

Dessert: Sugarbakers

Flowers: Scentsational Florals

Alterations: Juliya’s Custom Tailoring

Hair & Makeup: Heather Rea Style Studio

Entertainment & Lighting: Wizer Productions

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October Springfield Manor Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Allyson + Collin

Allyson and Collin met in preschool in Thurmont. “Our parents have embarrassing class videos to prove it. Following preschool, we went to school together up through high school graduation. In high school, we became the best of friends and were extremely close, and let it be at that. We both went our own ways for college and stayed true to our friendship and each other all throughout. After college graduation, our paths led us back together.”

The couple got engaged in 2021 while on vacation with friends and family in Jamaica. “Collin had planned a date night one night for just the two of us. Collin got down on one knee during a private candle-lit beach dinner at sunset in Jamaica. He hired resort photographers who acted as if the photos were a part of dinner. I turned around per the photographer’s request, and he was on his knee. Of course, I said ‘yes’ before he even got out all the words he wanted to say.”

182 guests, including a 17-person wedding party, helped the couple celebrate their October nuptials at Springfield Manor. “Our ceremony was outside using their ceremony space. A beautiful white arbor, with the Catoctin Mountains behind us for the guest to see- simply breathtaking.”

Collin and Allyson chose a formal and elegant feel for their wedding, incorporating a color palette of hunter green, navy blue, and white. The bridesmaids wore floor-length dresses, and the groom and groomsmen wore navy suits. The linens were navy blue, with simple white roses and flowers, greenery, and white candles rounding out their decor. “We had a sparkler send-off and arrangements for a private escort vehicle to a separate hotel for just the two of us. We ended up telling our driver to follow the buses and take us to the hotel our guests were at to continue the party with them.”

The couple lives in Baltimore, where Allyson is a kindergarten teacher, and Collin is a middle school math teacher and a South River High School wrestling coach.

First dance: Growing Old with You, by Restless Road

Honeymoon: Cancun, Mexico

Vendors

Venue: Springfield Winery, Brewery, and Distillery**

Photography: Sarah Wockenfuss Photography**

Transportation: On the Town Limousines**

Catering: Great American Catering

Flowers & Coordination: The Wedding Bouquet

Bride’s Dress: Suzanne’s Bridal & Formals

Bridesmaids Dresses: K&B Bridals Bel Air

Groom and Groomsmen Attire: Men’s Warehouse

Rings: David Mann Jewelers

Dessert: Julie’s Farmhouse Kitchen

Hair: Good Hair Days Inc.

Makeup: Top Edge Makeup & Lash Extensions

Entertainment: Great Scott Productions

Travel Agent: Uniglobe, Michelle Fox

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Summer Wedding at Springfield Manor :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Allison and Brian

Allison and Brian met in an agricultural class at South Carroll High School in 2013. “We had the opportunity to compete together on our school’s FFA floriculture team at the University of Maryland. Brian was driving the team home from UMD, when one of our team members awkwardly said something along the lines of ‘I’m pretty sure you both like each other’… and they were not wrong! For the rest of the summer, we continued to get to know each other.”

The couple got engaged in October 2020, on a trip to Gatlinburg, Tennessee. “Brian and I spent the day exploring the town. I was so exhausted after our busy day that I took an early evening nap, only for Brian to wake me up and tell me I needed to get dressed to go see a museum. I didn’t really understand why a museum was worth waking me up from a nap, but it turned out he was actually driving us to a field overlooking the mountains. When we got there, Brian told me, ‘We have a date with a photographer,’ and I finally knew what was happening.”

120 guests, including an eight-person wedding party, helped the two celebrate their outdoor June nuptials. ”We didn’t do a first look, so seeing each other while I walked down the aisle was one of the most special moments of the day. We performed a unity tree ceremony- we potted a tree, gave it water, and our officiant verbally deceived the symbolic meaning of growing and nurturing the tree, as we will our marriage.”

“Our theme and colors were described as ‘garden glam’ and was meant to amplify the beauty of Springfield Manor. We had lavender, sage, and peach as our main color palette. We wanted a semi-formal feel but also wanted our guests to have fun during the reception.”

Brian is a correctional deputy for the Carroll County Sheriff’s office, and Allison is a correctional specialist for the Carroll County Sheriff’s office. Additionally, Allison has worked for Blossom & Basket Boutique since she was 15 years old and continues to work there evenings and on the weekends. They live in Taneytown.

First dance: My Side of the Fence, Dan + Shay

Honeymoon: Hawaii

Vendors

Venue: Springfield Manor**

Wedding Planner: Sleeping Bee Event Designs**

Photography: Living Radiant Photography

Flowers: Blossom & Basket Boutique**

Dessert: Stone House Cakery**

Bridal Gown: Love It! At Stella’s**

Catering: Great American Caterers

Tux: Men’s Wearhouse

Bridesmaids dresses: Azazie

Hair & Makeup: Heather Rea Style Studio

Entertainment: Great Scott Productions

Pet Services: Furever and Fur Always

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Springfield Manor Brunch Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: John + Emma

John and Emma met in April 2018 in the machine shop at Grove City College where they were both attending school and on the SAE Baja team, a racing competition to build off-road vehicles that can withstand harsh elements and rough terrain. “Our team was packing up for the annual Nationals race. We got to know each other the very next week at the race.”

The couple got engaged in April of 2021. “I took Emma for a walk around a local park with a very poorly mapped frisbee golf course. Under the pretense of mapping the course ourselves, I turned on my GPS watch’s tracking mode as we wandered through the woods and fields. What Emma did not know, is that my every step was taken by calculation and practice, as I had planned and tested this exact walk a few times on my own already. By the time we were done, the GPS map overlay we had created was actually a gigantic spelling out of ‘Marry Me?’”

Ninety guests were in attendance for their July wedding, including a six-person wedding party. “Our ceremony was deeply interwoven with our Christian faith. We concluded our ceremony by partaking in communion as our first act as a married couple.”

The couple wanted their wedding to reflect their laid-back personalities while also reflecting the gravity and sanctity of the commitment they were making. “We loved the idea of an outdoor wedding, since we both love spending time outdoors, and as we both love breakfast food, we decided a brunch wedding would be ideal.”

They chose peach and blue as their wedding colors and incorporated lots of meaningful details into their day. “Our wedding bands were John’s great great grandparents. John’s bow tie was made by his sister out of fabric that was a table cloth made by his great-grandmother for his parent’s wedding. Emma’s necklace was a gift from her aunt and grandmother.”

John is a design engineer for Honda Development and Manufacturing of America and Emma is a mechanical engineer for the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory. They currently reside Accokeek, Maryland.

First dance: The Marriage Prayer, John Waller

Honeymoon: Acadia National Park

Vendors

Venue: Springfield Manor**

Catering: The Carriage House**

Photography: Ica Images

Dessert: Tastefully Ever After

Flowers: Blossom & Basket**

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Romantic Springfield Manor October Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Ariana + Michael

Michael and Ariana met in 2013 while attending Salisbury University. “We were both at a concert and our paths crossed. We instantly hit it off. We danced the afternoon away together and had so much fun. I ended up asking Michael to be my date for my sorority formal. He said yes, and we’ve been together ever since.”

Michael proposed in 2017 while visiting Ariana’s family for Thanksgiving. “Although it was a bit chilly, my dad suggested we go down to Leonardtown Wharf to take some photos. It wasn’t too long before I suggested we wrap things up and head home. We posed for one last photo, but really my dad was taking a video. Next thing I know, Michael was getting down on one knee.”

The couple had planned for a June wedding, but COVID-19 led to pushing it back until October. ”After all the waiting, planning, and anticipation of our special day, it was quite devastating when we realized we had to postpone our wedding. But we made the best of it.”

Eighty guests, including a nine-person wedding party, attended their ceremony at St. John the Evangelist in Downtown Frederick. ”The church did a great job at blocking off every other pew to allow for social distancing and family units were asked to sit together.”

Michael and Ariana chose a color palette of blush and navy blue with white flowers and greenery. “Although we switched from a June wedding to a fall wedding, we kept our color palette but added some burgundy to add some fall color.”

Michael wore his late father’s Maryland State Police pin inside his suit jacket, and Ariana gifted him a photo charm of his father that said “In my heart, forever” that he also wore in his jacket. Their florist used lace from the wedding dress of Ariana’s mother to wrap around her bouquet.

Michael is a Physician Assistant in Frederick and Ariana is a registration specialist for a meetings and event planning company. They currently reside in Frederick.

First dance: Grow Old – Florida Georgia Line

Honeymoon: Charlottesville, Virginia

Vendors

Getting Ready: Hilton Garden Inn Frederick

Ceremony: St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church

Reception: Springfield Manor**

Catering: Carriage House**

Photography: Melissa Barrick Photography

Coordinator: Sherry Weedon Events

Rings: Colonial Jewelers **

Dessert: Stone House Cakery**

Flowers: Abloom**

Hair & Makeup: Poetically Brushed by Kim

Entertainment: Shew-sical Entertainment**

Lighting: WoW Event Lighting**

Transportation: A Touch of Class Limousines

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Late Fall Springfield Manor Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Kelsey and Adam

Kelsey and Adam met at a Washington Nationals Game five years ago.

Adam proposed on July 17, 2018. “I was overcome with emotion when he pulled a small red box out of his travel pack in the middle of the crystal clear glacier water of Moraine Lake with a backdrop of towering mountains and giant green fir trees. Other canoers started to notice what had happened and before we knew it, everyone on the lake was cheering for us.”

Ninety-five guests were in attendance for their outdoor fall nuptials at Springfield Manor, including a best man and maid of honor. “We loved the setting with the Catoctin Mountains in the background and the trees still bearing muted fall colors. We decided on a wine box ceremony with a bottle of wine and handwritten notes to each other to be opened on our five year anniversary sharing how we felt at this special moment in time.”

The couple chose a palette of rich autumn colors with softer accents. “We loved the easy flow between the outdoor ceremony and the inside areas. After the ceremony, the Springfield staff provided a special touch by handing guests our signature drink as they moved inside to the reception area for a cocktail hour followed by dinner and dancing.”

This reception ended outside in front of the pergola with bubbles and sparklers. Late-night revelers were invited to linger at the outside fire pit on the patio.

The couple currently resides in Washington, D. C.

First Dance: Midnight, the Stars and You, Ray Noble with Al Bowlly
Honeymoon: Sedona, Arizona

Vendors:

Venue: Springfield Manor**
Coordinator: Deb Ayers
Photographer: Philter Photography
Caterer/Bartending: Carriage House Inn**
Florist: Abloom**
Dresses: TLC Bridal Boutique**
Officiant: Joyce Hilbery**

Jewelry: Colonial Jewelers**
Hair/Makeup: JVC Studio
DJ: Chris Stylus
Uplighting: Wizer Productions
Dessert: Sweet & Savory
Drinks: Lakefront Wine

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Mount St. Mary’s Sweetheart Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Abby and Zack

Abby and Zack met at Mount Saint Mary’s University. “A friendship quickly developed and we began dating our senior year, right before Zack was to graduate. From the beginning, we could always make each other laugh and fortunately, we both thought a good sense of humor and a strong faith life are the perfect qualities for a future spouse.”

Zach asked Abby to marry him on their one year anniversary. “Zack drove to the chapel on campus and proposed. It was just the two of us on that November evening and it was absolutely perfect.”

120 guests, including six bridesmaids and six groomsmen, celebrated with the couple in November. “We had a traditional Catholic mass at the Immaculate Conception Chapel on campus. We had friends and family play special roles during the mass and a wonderful seminarian who provided the most beautiful music.”

The couple chose a simple and effortless look for their wedding decor. “We decided on lots of greenery and soft blues and earth tones for the colors. The beautiful centerpieces were made by my grandmother and the cupcakes were from my hometown in Pennsylvania.”

Abby is a victim advocate for a nonprofit in Frederick County and Zack Bristor is a software developer for the federal government. They currently reside in Gaithersburg.

First Dance: Forever Young, Rhiannon Giddens & Iron & Wine

Honeymoon: Italy

Vendors

Getting Ready: Wyndham Hotel – Gettysburg**

Ceremony: Mount Saint Mary’s University**

Reception: Springfield Manor**

Catering: Carriage House Inn**

Photography: Alex Krall Photography

Coordinator: Tiara McCowen

Hair & Makeup: Kelly’s Hair Artistry & Elise Rizzo

Entertainment: Black Tie Entertainment

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Burgundy Springfield Manor Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Allyson and Chris

Chris and Allyson met in high school. “We dated for two weeks our junior year. We began dating seriously right after he joined the military in 2011. We were long-distance while he was in the Army. He lived in Texas and DC while I lived in West Virginia completing college.”

When Allyson finished college at West Virginia University, she moved to Orange, Virginia, where Chris was attending The University of Virginia. “We were moving into our apartment and when I walked into the apartment for the first time prior to moving our items in, there was a table set up with rainbow roses, champagne, and chocolate-covered strawberries. Chris proposed and I said yes.”

95 guests were in attendance for their May nuptials at Springfield Manor, including a nine-person bridal party. “We included a pinky promise after our vows and we planted a unity fern.”

The couple chose burgundy and blush for their wedding decor. “We used geometric terrariums as centerpieces and hexagon marble tiles as place cards. We incorporated succulents and eucalyptus leaves into our flower arrangements.”

While both Allyson and Chris enjoyed elements from each part of their wedding day, Allyson shared her favorite memory, “was the rainbow that occurred during our reception. It threatened to rain all day and it held out until the ceremony and pictures concluded.”

Allyson teaches kindergarten and Chris works as a contractor at the Pentagon. They currently reside in Point of Rocks.

First dance: Until My Dying Day, Matt McCloskey

Vendors
Venue: Springfield Manor**
Catering: Carriage House Inn**
Photography: A Natural Portrayal Photography**
Dress: Posh Bridal**
Flowers: Blossom and Basket Boutique**
Makeup: MADE Makeup**
Entertainment: Shew-sical Entertainment**
Suit: Men’s Wearhouse
Jewelry: Littmans Jewelers
Hair: Kalon Salon
Videographer: Lancaster Film Company

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May Springfield Manor Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Carlos + Yessenia

Carlos met Yessenia on her 14th birthday at a church in Frederick. “Carlos had gotten my phone number from a friend and texted me a happy birthday. After that day, we quickly became friends and would talk almost every single day on the phone. We began dating almost a year later, not knowing that 11 years later we would be getting married on our anniversary.”

120 guests were in attendance for their outdoor May nuptials at Springfield Manor, including six bridesmaids, six groomsmen, two flower girls, and a ring bearer.

“Our wedding ceremony was done only in Spanish. Most of our family and friends speak Spanish and we wanted to make sure that our family could really be part of that special moment. We didn’t want to do anything elaborate or long, the one thing we knew we wanted to do was to write our own vows. Our vows made our guests laugh, cry and every emotion in between.”

The couple wanted a classy and romantic feel to their reception. “We wanted to have flowers on every table and go for almost a garden party feel. The color palette included light purple, gold, white, and green.”

Yessenia is a personnel security specialist & Carlos is an IT coordinator. The couple currently resides in Rockville.

First Dance: Perfect – Ed Sheeran & Beyonce

Honeymoon: Hawaii

Vendors

Venue: Springfield Manor Winery Distillery Brewery**

Catering: Carriage House**

Photography: A Natural Portrayal**

Invitations: The Organized Bride**

Entertainment, Lighting & Photo Booth: Double E Entertainment

Dress: Couture Bridal of Maryland

Flowers: Raise Your Glass Events

Suit: Men’s Wearhouse

Cake: Karen Rodney Cakes

Hair: Shear Reflections Hair Salon

Makeup: Gaby Rodas

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Summer Springfield Manor Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Joy + Kevin

Joy and Kevin met briefly for the first time in 2010 and later became Facebook friends. In 2013, they crossed paths again at a Saint Patricks Day Celebration. “He asked for my phone number. The next day, he asked me out to dinner. We have been together ever since.”

Kevin proposed in April 2017, after a trip to the beach in New Jersey.

113 guests were in attendance for their outdoor June nuptials at Springfield Manor, including eight bridesmaids and nine groomsmen. “We wanted something short, meaningful and with a comfortable amount of religion and spirituality. My sisters walked me halfway down the aisle to where my father was waiting, who escorted me the remainder of the way. It felt very special.”

The couple chose a neutral color palette, focusing on pale blue, white, grey, and peach. “Initially I agonized over the palette and bridesmaid dress colors. After I made the decision that I wasn’t going to try to make everything a perfect match, everything fell into place.”

Joy is a behavioral health therapist and Kevin is a business analyst. They currently reside in Owings Mills.

First dance: Free by Zac Brown Band

Honeymoon: Omni Montelucia in Paradise Valley, Arizona

Vendors

Getting Ready: Homewood Suites of Frederick**

Venue: Springfield Manor Winery and Distillery**

Coordination: Katie Price Events

Photographer: Samantha Jean Photography

Catering: Carriage House

Drinks: Lakefront Liquors

Dress: Allure

Dessert: Santoni’s

Flowers: Everyone Deserves Flowers

Hair & Makeup: Brushed Beauty

Entertainment & Lighting: Bill Izer

Transportation: A Touch of Class**

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Outdoor Springfield Manor Wedding :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Leslie + Dylan

Leslie flew to Hawaii after her graduation from JMU to meet up with Dylan, who was stationed at Pearl Harbor. “We went on a beautiful hike with the mountains on one side and ocean on the other. Dylan got down on one knee and asked me to be his wife.”

130 guests were in attendance, including seven bridesmaids and seven groomsmen for Leslie and Dylan’s outdoor nuptials at Springfield Manor. “Our ceremony was very simple and traditional. Our officiant read some scripture, we recited traditional vows and exchanged rings.”

The couple chose rustic decor for their reception, and used the colors green, gold and rose to match the setting.

“Our favorite part of our wedding was having all our friends and family in one place. We had friends we haven’t seen in years come to celebrate our marriage and it was so wonderful to have everyone together. Our day was fun because everyone was having a good time dancing and enjoying the day! The funniest part was the garter removal. Dylan went to get the garter and I had a Smirnoff ice attached! He was surprised and the crowd went wild.”

Leslie is a second-grade teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia and Dylan is in the Navy, currently stationed in Pearl Harbor Hawaii.

First Dance: Made for you by Jake Owen

Honeymoon: Deep Creek Lake

Vendors:

Venue: Springfield Manor**

Photographer: Sarah Wockenfuss Photography

Dress: TLC Bridal**

Flowers: Blossom and Basket Boutique**

Jewelry: Kay Jewelers

Dessert: Monica’s Sugar Studio

Hair & Makeup: Ashley Chin, Glam Bridal Beauty

Entertainment: Wizer Productions

Favors: Sandy’s Sugar Shack

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Mount St. Mary’s Sweethearts Marry on Campus, Reception at Springfield Manor :: Real Frederick Wedding :: Dan and Caroline

Dan and Caroline have always paid attention to the little details, and their engagement was no different. “Dan’s proposal was heartfelt and elaborate and showed just how much our relationship means to him.”

Starting in February of 2016, Dan started making a series of “vlog” style videos of the emotions and steps of preparing to propose. In April, Caroline was lured into a theatre room on Mount St. Mary’s campus (where they met) where all of their friends and family were waiting to watch the video with her. Upon completion of the video, Dan came out and proposed to Caroline in front of the crowd, to which she, “without hesitation, said yes.” The couple picked a wedding date for almost exactly a year later.

When it came time for the wedding, they knew Mount St. Mary’s would be a part of their special day. Their wedding mass was held at Immaculate Conception chapel on the campus. The Chaplain of the University, and their dear friend Fr. Brian Nolan was the officiant, as well as Caroline’s chaplain at Towson, Fr. Matthew Beuning. The couple had 8 bridesmaids, 6 groomsmen. They had 123 guests in attendance.

Caroline is a FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) Missionary at the Naval Academy, and Dan is a Defense Contractor with GS5 as well as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army National Guard. They currently reside in Annapolis, Maryland.

First Dance: “My Only Love” by Matt Maher

Honeymoon: Shenandoah Valley National Park

How they Met: freshman year at Mount St. Mary’s

Vendors:

Reception: Springfield Manor**

Photography: Spence Photographics**

Music: Dapper DJs**

Rings: Jared Jewelers

Dessert: Snickerdoodles Bakery

Flowers: Maryland Bay Blossoms

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Springfield Manor Winery & Distillery | Heart of Frederick Spotlight

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Photos by Jenna Shriver Photography

Driving along U.S. Route 15 near Thurmont, your eye is drawn to a beautiful property up on a hill, with lovely grounds and a stunning manor house. This is Springfield Manor Winery and Distillery, one of Frederick County’s newest wedding venues, opening officially in Spring 2014. Springfield Manor is the sister site to Stone Manor Country Club in Middletown, and both are known together as The Manors of Frederick.

Springfield Manor is a beautifully renovated estate, with all of the charm of a Southern mansion and all of the amenities and sophistication of a modern wedding venue. Contributor Jenna Shriver took a tour of Springfield Manor last summer, to give us an inside look at all this wonderful venue has to offer.

Jenna Shriver Photography_Maryland Photographer_Springfield Manor Winery and Distillery_web ready-66_upload Springfield Manor allows for two different reception options. The renovated bank barn can accommodate up to 150 guests. Rustic beams and beautiful farm tables create a lovely setting. Glass panel garage doors expand the view, and open to allow the event to flow directly on to the adjoining patio. The elegantly constructed ballroom is perfect for events of up to 299 guests. A serpentine sun porch and terrace allow for a unique cocktail hour setting.

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Much of the interior of the manor home is available to the wedding party for getting ready, including a groom’s suite and areas outside designated for a whiskey and cigar celebration.

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Jenna Shriver Photography_Maryland Photographer_Springfield Manor Winery and Distillery_web ready-50_upload With amazing grounds and beautiful interiors, Springfield Manor is a wonderful venue for couples looking for a stylish, yet comfortable place to host their wedding ceremony and reception.