Colonial Williamsburg offering a uniquely luxurious, one-of-a-kind wedding package in honor of America’s 250th anniversary
One of Coastal Virginia’s most storied destinations has recently unveiled a wedding experience opportunity for the history books. If you and your honey have a passion for America’s revolutionary roots, Colonial Williamsburg’s new Ultimate All-Inclusive Wedding Package just might be the uniquely luxurious wedding of your dreams.
Introduced in honor of America’s 250th anniversary, this once-in-a-lifetime package is being offered (subject to availability) for nuptials taking place in 2025 and 2026. The all-inclusive grand celebration costs $250,000 and is tailored for 100 guests set against the backdrop of the world’s largest living history museum and its legendary colonial charm.
Imagine saying “I do” at Colonial Williamsburg’s iconic Governor’s Palace, taking a romantic carriage ride accompanied by a traditional fife and drum escort, or enjoying an elegant reception featuring a meticulously curated menu with details inspired by timeless traditions.
Also included is authentic colonial attire for the bride and groom; a rehearsal dinner at Shields Tavern with colonial performers and period décor; an overnight stay in a Colonial House for the ultimate unique accommodation; an overnight stay for the newlyweds and up to 20 guests in a charming colonial tavern; and artfully designed guest thank-you gifts.
Hey, you might even catch a glimpse of America’s original power couple, Martha and George, as you stroll Duke of Gloucester Street. Nothing like historic relationship goals!
Learn more at colonialwilliamsburghotels.com.
America 250
America’s 250th anniversary will be commemorated with a series of programs and events across the country—including in Colonial Williamsburg—leading up to July 4, 2026, two and a half centuries after the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Leona Baker
Leona Baker is the former Editor-in-Chief of Coastal Virginia Magazine. She is a writer, creative, communications professional, food freak, news junkie, nature and travel lover and mom. She holds a degree in English from James Madison University and a degree in Dance & Choreography from Virginia Commonwealth University. She previously served as Senior Copywriter for Spark 451, Director of Marketing & Communications at Virginia Wesleyan University, and Senior Editor of Port Folio Weekly.
