Banner Elk Winery & Villa
Vineyard, Resort, On-Site Lodging
"small and intimate to large and opulent" — no number published
Verified resort venues in Western North Carolina. See capacity, pricing, and packages, then contact venues directly — no marketplace commissions, no lead resale.
Vineyard, Resort, On-Site Lodging
"small and intimate to large and opulent" — no number published
Historic, Mountain, Vineyard, Resort
500 outdoor / 400 indoor · Rental $5,000+/event; packages $250+/person; F&B min $6,000+
Resort, Waterfront, Garden
200 (Grand Ole Hall); 25–250 across spaces
Resort, Farm, All-Inclusive, On-Site Lodging
150 (Walnut Cove up to 160) · $7,700–$13,500/event
Waterfront, Resort, Mountain
170 · Rental $500–$3,500/event; Saturday $3,500; meals from $40/person
Resort, Barn, Farm, All-Inclusive
275 · Rental $3,000–$11,000/event
Resort, Historic, Mountain
200 · Rental $6,800+/event; $310–350/person; F&B min $15,000–52,000
April–June and September–October is usually the most competitive wedding period in Western North Carolina, so popular Saturdays can book 12–18 months out. A Friday, Sunday, or off-season date may offer more availability and lower minimums.
Venue-only pricing in Western North Carolina often ranges from $4,000–$15,000+, depending on date, guest count, and what is included. Ask whether the quoted figure covers ceremony space, reception space, tables, chairs, setup, and required fees.
Resort wedding venues often require $10,000–$30,000+ in venue and food-and-beverage commitments. Rates change substantially by season, day of week, and guest count, so request an itemized proposal rather than relying on a starting price.
They may include ballrooms, ceremony sites, catering, lodging blocks, and an on-site events team. Confirm what is included in writing, including the access window for setup and breakdown, because those hours can affect vendor costs.