Blantyre Ceiling detail: Main Hall circa 1902
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Blantyre
WEDDINGS
Ceiling detail: Main Hall circa 1902
Timeless…
Some of the world’s greatest love stories began
at Blantyre. Set amidst 110 acres of lush
lawns and woodlands and steeped in a rich,
gilded age history, Blantyre is often celebrated as
a romantic destination, brimming with period
details and attentive service. Located equidistant
to New York and Boston, yet seemingly worlds
apart, Blantyre is a private sanctuary with
luxurious appointments and modern amenities.
Whether selecting the ornate, light filled Music
Room with its spectacular Murano chandeliers
and twin fireplaces, The Conservatory
overlooking the exuberant gardens or the Grand
Lawn with its commanding views of the Manor
House - Blantyre provides distinctive venues,
each an unparalleled backdrop for your wedding
festivities.
Foregoing traditional packaged wedding
programs, each Blantyre wedding is unique and
of its own. Drawn from a world of exclusive
resources, your dream wedding is our singular
focus - punctuated by world class service and an
attention to detail reminiscent of a gentler time.
…Write your own history in this storied
landscape, where “happily ever after” begins…
Photo credits: Dani Fine Photography
Classic…
Exclusively your’s - the 1902 Tudor-style estate, is
comprised of twenty-four luxurious guest
accommodations. As one of the founding members
of Relais & Chateaux - North America and
Forbes rated since 2008, Blantyre boasts countless
accolades over a long and fabled history of
hospitality and grace.
The elegant Manor House provides eight period
guest rooms and suites, including the elegant
Paterson Bridal Suite, appropriately positioned
atop the grand staircase. Wedding processionals
sweep past richly paneled walls, leaded glass
windows and a cascading chandelier of Murano
crystal. Wood burning fireplaces, claw footed
soaking tubs and intricate moldings are just a few
of the unique features of the historic estate.
Equally well appointed, eleven Carriage House
rooms are adjacent to our tranquil, full service Spa,
located in the estate’s original Potting Shed. Each
guest room embraces its own, unique character,
modern conveniences and a private terrace or
balcony.
Across the manicured lawns, four whimsical
cottages of grand proportions offer full kitchen and
dining areas - ideal for families. Steps from the
Main House, yet secluded, each provides pristine
privacy within the estate grounds.
Photo credits: Dani Fine Photography / Genevieve de Manio Photography / Scott Clark Photography
Indulgent
Michelin starred Chef Daniel Boulud presents
his celebrated, french-inspired cuisine by Cafe
Boulud at Blantyre. Sumptuous, culinary talents
are paired with award winning wines from our
stone cellar and impeccable service throughout.
From spirited Bride & Groom cocktails and
delightful canapés, bountiful buffets of exotic
foods or a multi-course dinner culminating in the
wedding cake of your dreams, each element of
your Blantyre wedding is seamlessly produced to
perfection.
From the traditional to the unconventional, Café
Boulud’s bespoke menus, delight and surprise,
with flawless execution of each detail. Inventive
selections from regional farms or delicacies of far
away lands will tempt and transport your guests
on a memorable culinary journey.
Custom created wedding cakes are as light as air
in their presentation as in their flavor profiles.
Choose from a menu of exceptional compositions
or incorporate your favorite flavors in a towering
masterpiece - your wish is our command.
By dusk you’ll be dancing the night away, under
your own private swath of Berkshire sky.
Photo credits: Genevieve de Manio Photography
Idyllic Start your wedding day in the tranquil Spa at Blantyre, where restorative treatments recharge the mind, body and soul. A full range of treatments await in five serene spa suites, including a Hungarian Body Scrub, our indulgent Signature Moor Mud or Berkshire Stone Massage. Relax poolside with house-made Mimosa’s and Bellini’s before retreating to your suite for hair and make-up services that primp and pamper. Richly textured landscapes provide a beautiful palette of greens on which to enjoy numerous on- site activities. Tennis, Shuffleboard and Croquet., explorative Bicycling or Hikes along the perimeter trails offer endless opportunities to enjoy your friends and family, without leaving the estate grounds.
Photo credits: Scott Clark Photography Photo credits: Scott Clark Photography Photo credits: Dani Fine Photography
The Upper Lawn The Grand Lawn The Conservatory
Situated on the west face of the estate, the Upper Lawn Just a stones throw from the Manor House, The Originally a showcase for prize winning orchids and
is ideal for spectacular ceremonies and tented affairs. Grand Lawn is a lovely expanse of landscaped flowering plants, The Conservatory is now the fragrant
The stately Manor House is perfectly centered above grounds. Majestic, centuries old trees and vibrant, epicenter of our illustrious Café Boulud. Leaded and
original stone steps, ideal for ascending to a custom floral perennial gardens encompass this area, appropriate for stained glass windows awash the room in natural light,
arbor on the raised lawn. In the evening hours, The larger, tented festivities. Command the entire west side and overlook the manicured grounds and floral gardens,
Manor House become a jewel box, lit from within, as of the estate for both ceremony and reception and which have only become more lush, over time.
you dance the night away under the stars. return to The Speakeasy for late night celebrations
May combine with Upper Terrace for cocktail reception May combine with The Upper Lawn for ceremony and May combine with The Bar and UpperTerrace for
and The Grand Lawn for tented dinner and dancing. The Upper Terrace for cocktail reception. cocktails reception and The Music Room for dancing.
Ceremony Capacity: 250 guests Ceremony Capacity: 250 guests Ceremony Capacity: 70 guests
Tented Reception Capacity: 200 guests Tented Reception Capacity: 250 guests Reception Capacity: 70 guests
From $10,000. From $17,500. From $13,500.
Photo credits: Genevieve de Manio Photography Photo credits: Genevieve de Manio Photography Photo credits: Genevieve de Manio Photography
The Main Hall The Music Room The Dom Pérignon Salon
Baronial, carved wood panels line the majestic Main Perfectly suited as a gilded age ballroom, The Music An intimate space for 2-10 guests, The Petite Salon
Hall, complimented by Murano chandeliers, suspended Room’s opulent details include crystal chandeliers, boasts ornate architectural details of the Adams era, a
from ornate, sculpted plaster ceilings. Masculine and intricate moldings and opposing fireplaces. Ideal for wood burning fireplace and French doors opening up onto
foreboding, the Main Hall was originally intended to ceremonies which begin with your processional from the a semi-private garden terrace. Celebrate with a toast of
project power & privilege. It seems more at home now grand staircase and ending with a receiving line on the vintage Dom Perignon, a delightful assortment of canapés
with its use as a welcome site for ceremonies and adjacent Covered Terrace. The Music Room beautifully or a Chef ’s tasting Supper. The Salon is also available
receptions. transforms for dinner and dancing for wedding day or honeymoon brunch.
May combine with The Bar and Upper Terrace for May combine with Covered Terrace, Upper Terrace and May combine with the Breakfast Room or Covered
cocktail reception and The Music Room for dinner and Main Hall for cocktail reception or Conservatory and Terrace for post ceremony reception or dinner.
dancing. The Bar for dinner
Ceremony Capacity: 75 guests Ceremony Capacity: 100 guests Ceremony Capacity: 10 guests
Reception Capacity: 75 guests Reception Capacity: 100 guests Reception Capacity: 10 guests
From $2,500. From $7,000. From $2,000.
Fairytales still come true…
For more information:
Blantyre
16 Blantyre Road
Lenox, Massachusetts
413.637.3556
web: www.blantyre.com
Photo credits: Dani Fine Photography
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