Last Saturday I returned to the Wheatfield Inn. This is quite a unique location, perfect for smaller weddings of 150 or less. While I believe they accommodate more than 150, it is not done ideally, seating the remaining guests outside on the patio, under a tent. The ceremony location (just off to one side of the large patio, is beautifully backed up to a stream. A steel and wood bridge crossing the stream makes an excellent place for wedding photos. The inside hall of the Wheatfield Inn has a very high ceiling and seems spacious even though the head table is usually setup on the dance floor with the DJ setup behind the head table. This seems a bit awkward, but once dinner is done, the head table is broken down and there's plenty of room for dancing. I think this could be improved on by placing a semi transparent curtain behind the head table during dinner hour. While the DJ might feel like the man behind the curtain, the pictures would surely look much better.
Here's some pictures from Sean and Victoria's wedding:
The Wheatfield Inn may not be for everyone, but it certainly offers a unique and intimate setting for a wedding and reception. Catering is usually done by outside vendors and in this case, I misplaced the business card for the caterer. The food was good, but average so I won't bother with details.
