
Sitting atop rolling green hills in historic Sandy Spring, Maryland, complete with stone barns, wooden fences and grazing horses, Woodlawn Manor offers a beautiful pastoral setting for weddings, receptions, teas and other social events. This Georgian-style manor house, constructed in 1800, possesses a charming sense of history.
Five beautifully decorated rooms featuring hardwood floors and period furnishings can comfortably accommodate indoor events up to 60 guests. Outdoor events for as many as 200 guests take place in our picturesque gazebo garden or on our five-acre landscaped lawn behind the Manor, which features the new Woodlawn Manor tent.
Woodlawn Manor provides ample parking, tables and chairs for indoor use, and a warming kitchen for your caterer of choice. Additional parking and restroom facilities must be taken into consideration for larger groups.
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D.I.Y. Wedding Workshops now offered! Register here or call 301 299-5026 today to RSVP. Space is limited.
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Sunday * April 1, 2012 *10am-6pm *$15/PersonBack by Popular Demand! Join us for Brides on the Bus and tour Montgomery Parks’ five unique, affordable, naturally beautiful Event Centers in one day...and leave the driving to us! Meet vendors at each venue and get wedding tips along the way. Download the full flier here. Register at www.ParkPass.Org! Call 301 299-5026 for information.
The tent is available for rent yearly from April thruough October. The elegant 30’ x 60’ white tent offers:
The tent will comfortably seat 120 guests banquet style, and approximately 180 guests theater style, with ample space for food tables and/or staging. If your party requires another tent, adjacent open space is available. Outdoor furniture is not included in the rental cost.
The ice and snow of past winters have left the English boxwoods at Woodlawn Manor looking less than spectacular. In order to restore them to their former glory, we’ve planned a three-year rejuvenation program, aggressively pruning back one third of the living foliage each year. This will encourage new, healthy, aesthetically pleasing re-growth. We’ll work to restore the hedges as quickly as possible, but we have to move at nature’s pace...so please excuse the unsightly shrubs while we work hard to save these valuable, historic, beautiful boxwoods.
Photo credits: Punam Bean, Stephen Bobb/Love Life Images, Inc and Flowfoto
Courtesy of Nole Garey and Andrew Whitehead