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Stonewall Resort to Host Bridal Open House Sunday, Feb. 24

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Free wedding ceremony to be given away at the event

Weston, W.Va.  –Stonewall Resort, which has earned the “Best of Weddings Award” by The Knot, will host a Bridal Open House from noon-3 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 24 to showcase the full service wedding, catering and party options available to soon-to-be brides (and grooms) at the lakeside resort. The resort will also be giving away a free wedding ceremony to one lucky attendee. 

“Exceptional service, scenery and convenience are the primary reasons brides choose Stonewall Resort for their special occasion,” said Kelli Trumbull, Senior Catering Sales Manager at Stonewall Resort. “With a myriad of options available, we can customize each event so that it is truly one of the most memorable days of your life.”

Trumbull said attendees at the Bridal Open House will have the chance to win a free wedding ceremony. Attendees must be present to win.

The Bridal Open House event will showcase the resort’s most popular wedding ceremony and reception venues fully set up and decorated.  Guests will be able to sample hors d’oeuvres and visit with preferred vendors. The resort’s wedding professionals will be on site to answer questions, walk guests through the process and provide site visits around the resort property.

There is no cost to attend the event, however, reservations are requested. To make your reservation, email: ktrumbull@stonewallresort.com or call (304) 269-8803.

For additional information, contact the resort at (304) 269-7400 or visit the website at www.stonewallresort.com.

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