Candles down the length of a long table at dusk at 11 Mile.

Weddings

Weddings at 11 MILE

One wedding at a time. The property is yours from arrival to departure.

The weekend

Thursday to Sunday

The house and grounds are yours for the length of the booking, so the rehearsal dinner, the ceremony, the reception and Sunday breakfast all happen in one place.

Couples usually arrive Thursday and leave Sunday. The lawn runs down to the water and takes a ceremony well. Dinner happens at a long table, on the porch, or in the paneled dining room if the weather turns.

A ceremony beneath a floral arch at the water's edge at 11 Mile.

The ceremony

On the lawn, facing the water

The ground between the house and the sound is open and level, with live oaks either side. Most ceremonies here are held in late afternoon.

A place setting at 11 Mile with a rattan charger, linen napkin and cut glass.

Dinner

Inside or outside

A long table on the grass, the full width of the screened porch, or the dining room under its coffered ceiling. The decision can wait until the day.

A couple in the cypress-paneled stair hall at 11 Mile.

The house

Where people photograph

The stair hall, the carved arch in the front room, the three stained-glass panels on the landing, and eight fireplaces.

Details

Around the day

A wedding dress hanging against the original stained glass at 11 Mile.
A long table laid in a green-and-white cloth at the edge of the marsh, set with peonies, rattan bowls and bamboo chairs, the dock behind it.
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A bride in a lace-edged veil, photographed in black and white.

Capacity, sound and alcohol arrangements, tenting, parking and fire permissions depend on your plan and on Franklin County rules. We confirm each one in writing during planning.

Planning

Start with the dates

Send the weekend you are considering and a rough headcount. We will tell you whether it is free and what a weekend that size involves.

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