The simplest way to elope in beauty
For those who want a beautiful and timeless wedding ceremony, surrounded by nature, and a reception somewhere else, we offer our Ceremony-Only package. This package is perfect for last-minute elopements!
This 1.5 hour package includes everything you need for your ceremony and gorgeous floral arrangements. You'll have plenty of time for the ceremony and pictures afterwards, with a complimentary 20 min to get dressed in a private room inside the old stone house before the ceremony or do a First Look. You can choose where you want your ceremony, under the century old tree, the meadow, the pavilion, the maple forest, or somewhere else.
This simple package includes gorgeous fresh floral ceremony arrangements custom-designed for you and your tastes/style, a bouquet and boutonniere - or 2 of the same, the use of our landscaped grounds, upgraded luxury chairs (Cross-back, Louis or Garden), a signature table, lanterns and candles, chiffon drapery (if needed) and arch (if needed), as well as a day-of coordinator, set-up and take-down, but does not include the officiant or photographer (we can provide recommendations), or any wedding planning services. To elevate your special day, we like to surprise you with little extra luxury items, such as two beautiful keepsake vow booklets. Food, drinks or cake are not allowed with this package.
Ceremony-Only Package, up to 18 people (couple + 16 guests), May-October , the price varies depending on the florals you want, but expect around $4,500 +hst on average, for flowers, venue, and inclusions above.
If you don't want any flowers and just enjoy our landscaped grounds (with the other inclusions above), the price starts at $2,900 +hst.
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Lindsay + engin, May 20
“We had an intimate Ceremony-Only elopement at The Armstrong Estate and it did not disappoint. As a venue, they were very accommodating and genuinely interested in achieving our sweet and simple vision. We will always remember the subtle smell of lilacs and warm breeze as we said our vows outdoors in May.”