Inland Empire Venues? On a tight budget

babs123 · January 2010

Hello! We are in search of beautiful, outdoor venues (preferably a garden) in the inland empire area. Also, on a very tight budget. Does anyone have suggestions? Thank you very much for your help!:)

breleficent · January 2010

Check out Edwards Mansion and Crestmore Manor.

breleficent · January 2010

Oh and the Green River Golf Club.

Kasi80 · January 2010

Etiwanda Gardens in Rancho

desi2002 · January 2010

Yes Edward's is good cause you can get just about everything you need. Crestmore is good too if you like DIY.

emilypeach · January 2010

while we're on this topic.. does anyone know of places that will let you do your own catering? or bring in an outside catering vendor?

desi2002 · January 2010

edwards wont, crestmore does, mitten building does....

amberg321 · January 2010

Kimberly Crest lets you bring in anything and without a fee. Mitten Building, though its beautiful, charges you if you use an outside vendor. I had my heart set on Mitten for our reception but the fees turned us off. The funny thing though was that after we decided to not book them so we could have the caterer we wanted they ended adding our caterer to their list of approved vendors

I was bummed

mrs.payne2010 · January 2010

yeah the green tree golf course is super cheap. kimberly crest was a little pricy being that they only give you the facility no extras. we looked into it but were turned off by that. i had a cousin get married at the hilton hotel in ontario, im pretty sure it was resonable because they were on a budget too. we had friends of ours get married at etiwanda gardens as well, i think total for the was like $25000. but then again they had like 200+ guests...

babs123 · January 2010

Thank you so much for all your suggestions! I really appreciate it

babs123 · January 2010

hi, emilypeach! have u checked out hidden oak in racho cucamonga? it's a beautiful outdoor site and historic,, too:) they allow outside catering and use of the kitchen (can only use it to warm up food; no cooking). found it on herecomestheguide.com. hope this helps!

TMac1122 · January 2010

I just booked at the heritage Hall in redlands and they allow outside catering if you pay the fee.

emilypeach · January 2010

thanks for the suggestions.. i wil definitly be looking into these venues. i think i read on the hidden oaks website no alcohol. which is going to be a problem. this venue thing is so hard. i just basically need a place. i know what i want to do for food, everyone would be happy with a few kegs and a bunch of dancing and hanging out, i just need a place big enough and that will let us be there for a decent amount of time that wont cost an arm and a leg. i wish i could have a backyard wedding, nice and simple but no one in my family has a place big enough. the heritage hall looks like it might work out.. we'll have to go check it out.

Lauren2133 · January 2010

Check out my website www.gracefulgathering.com to see all the wedding services I offer including awesome (inexpensive) rental properties!!!

Best,

Lauren

kaylanicole0317 · January 2010

my fiance and i are getting married at crestmore manor in riverside in august. they let you bring in everything without a charge & we are also on a budget. the people there are also very nice and helpful

going to see the venue though is a lot better than looking at pictures on the website. it's definitely a venue to check out because the pictures don't serve this place justice!

jennyb07 · March 2010

I just found this cute intimate looking place. A co-worker's sister just got married there this weekend. http://www.heartshome.com/ My FI and are are going to make an appointment to see it. We are also on a tight budget.

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