Google photos · Lionscrest Manor by Wedgewood Weddings, Gabrielle Barnes
2 recon entries
Add recon~$21k/150 all-inclusive; venue-only floor ~$3.5k-$11k
Two paths, Wedgewood-style. All-inclusive ran a real couple ~$21k for 150 (food, bar, DJ, lighting, decor, florals bundled). Or the venue-focused 'Perfect Pair' package with web tiers around $3,500-$11,000 if you'd rather bring your own vendors. Guest range 25-250.
FWIW the thing to decide here is how hands-on you want to be. Wedgewood's model is structured and preferred-vendor-driven, which is a feature if you want it handled (coordinators here get consistently strong reviews and run it like clockwork) and a frustration if you want full control, especially over florals, which is a common Wedgewood knock. Package decor is basic, so budget to supplement. And confirm current condition, it was mid-renovation in early 2026. Net: great for hands-off couples, less so for DIY control freaks.
~$21k all-in for 150 (firsthand, all-inclusive package)
best number is firsthand: a couple on reddit did 150 guests all-inclusive for $21k total, covering food, beverage, dj, lighting, decor AND florals. it's a wedgewood venue so that all-inclusive path is the norm, though they also have a venue-only 'perfect pair' package if you want vendor flexibility. web floors show a venue-only starting price ~$3,500. heads up it was under renovation as of early 2026
mountain estate above lyons with big front range views, indoor + outdoor. the wedgewood workflow is the thing to understand going in: it's very hands-off, you barely touch base until ~a month before, which one hands-on bride said she had to adjust to but ended up loving ('they run it like a well oiled machine'). coordinators tatiana and claire get glowing name-drops. package decor is basic (dishware, linens, string lights) so plan to bring your own touches. also confirm the current state post-renovation before booking off old photos