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All inclusive

Shasha3100Shasha3100 member
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Hey, I'm looking for an all inclusive place in the front range area. I know about Lionscrest Manor and the Pinery. What are some other ones and does anyone have any reviews. Were really looking for good scenery.
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  • lucyintheksy1130lucyintheksy1130
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    edited December 2011
    You might like the Crystal Rose. Robyn's Nest has a pretty good view. They seemed to know what they are doing and they have new dance floors, seems like all you really have to do is show up and get married!  The only problem I had with the Crystal Rose was that you had to have a minimum guest count on a weekend wedding of 100, which I was unsure if we would have that. 
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  • gretiffagretiffa member
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    edited December 2011
    We are getting married at Stonebrook Manor.  It's all inclusive and has beautiful gardens to have an outdoor ceremony.
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  • nhand2206nhand2206
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    edited December 2011
    Mount Vernon Country Club? Great views. Not sure how "all inclusive" you want, but they do the food and alcohol and can set you up with photographers, florists, etc. Great views also.
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  • starryskies407starryskies407 member
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    edited December 2011

    anyone know the price range of crystal rose?

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  • lucyintheksy1130lucyintheksy1130
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    edited December 2011
    Crystal Rose gave me a price of approx. $56/person with a 100 person min on a Friday and Saturday. This for a wedding in April 2011, I don't know if their prices fluctuate with the wedding season. Eh, just wasn't for me. Especially if only 75-80 showed up. I would have been seriously stressing over the 100 person minimum. 
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  • jayvillajayvilla member
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    edited December 2011
    i work for lifestyles catering and have a venue with awesome vendors i can get you an all inclusive price for everything you need i just would need the details on what your needs are. feel free to email me  jay.villa@lifestylescatering.com
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    In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_colorado-denver_inclusive?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local Wedding BoardsForum:59Discussion:32be55da-47e2-49b7-b968-ed8bad0c800dPost:6c9b2aae-bd5a-48c0-83e1-7ad1476bafb7">Re: All inclusive</a>:
    [QUOTE]i work for lifestyles catering and have a venue with awesome vendors i can get you an all inclusive price for everything you need i just would need the details on what your needs are. feel free to email me  jay.villa@lifestylescatering.com
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  • agrzeckaagrzecka
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    edited December 2011
    Ditto on Mount Vernon. They have linens, food, cake, ceremony and reception spots. All I have to bring is my DJ, florist and photographer (but they can recommend people if you need). They are also SO nice.
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  • brew311brew311 member
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    edited December 2011
    We also chose Stonebook Manor, the all-inclusive is amazing.  But there is no view, just beautiful, lush gardens.  We also looked at Christie's of Genesee.  They had great food and an awesome view, but it was too small for us (and plastic chairs were not ok with me).  I highly recommend the all inclusive, because those vendors KNOW what they're doing and are willing to accommodate to any special requests!

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