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Familial settings: Checking in with architect Scott Weiss

We caught up with Scott Weiss to see what he’s currently working on, how he ended up practicing in Virginia, and why a 1974 action drama helped inspire him to […]

C-VILLE Writers | February 19, 2014

Abode Magazines

From the editor-at-large: Formal influences

In the Piedmont, large red brick houses have always had a certain kind of monumental grandeur in the landscape. They are Virginia’s architecture—a tall central house, often hyphenated with ancillary spaces to […]

C-VILLE Writers | February 19, 2014

Weddings

Glam romance: A modern winter wedding photo shoot calls for sparkle

It’s hard to deny the enchantment of a rustic Virginia wedding—with its pastel palette, woodsy accents, and laid-back attitude. But with the help of SOIREE’s Julianne Giuliano, we styled this […]

Caite Hamilton | February 19, 2014

Weddings

Eater’s choice: Three Charlottesville caterers show off their best starters

As Beggars Banquet’s Currey Fountain put it, “Hors d’oeuvres are the first area where we can really highlight what is unique to any couple or family.” But that doesn’t mean […]

Caite Hamilton | February 19, 2014

Weddings

Something old: The Frontier Culture Museum lends a historical note to your nuptials

While not everyone wants to get hitched in an octagonal barn built in 1908, plenty of couples are choosing the rustic American Frontier Culture Museum for their big day. According […]

lynnthorne | February 19, 2014

Weddings

It’s in the details: 10 wedding ideas we love

Take a cue from these brides to inject even more personality into your big day. Ring passing ceremony: One couple passed their rings around to each guest and asked for […]

Caite Hamilton | February 19, 2014

Weddings

She loves me…: Three bouquets worth recreating

The easiest way to set the tone on your big day? Flowers can take your décor from shabby to chic quicker than you can say, “I do!” Here are three […]

Caite Hamilton | February 19, 2014

Weddings

Rock’n’roll romance: The Jefferson Theater sets the stage for a hip day

A rehearsal dinner at The Local and a Bodo’s brunch on The Lawn bookended Courtney and Shaun’s Charlottesville-centric nuptials. And the rest? Well that was focused locally, too. “We wanted […]

Caite Hamilton | February 19, 2014

Weddings

Dream date: When one couple’s wedding wishes come true

Some of the greatest love stories take place on the stage. Or, like with Edward Warwick and Gary White, just beside it. The couple met at the first read-through for […]

Caite Hamilton | February 19, 2014

Magazines Weddings

Charm city: A quaint Staunton wedding gives guests a glimpse of the Valley

When Moyra and James set out to find a wedding venue, they didn’t have to look too far. As it turned out, a town just miles from UVA, James’ alma […]

Caite Hamilton | February 19, 2014

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