Your Small Wedding
Your Small Wedding Package includes:
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Bed and Breakfast accommodations for 2 nights, 3 rooms for 7 people
10 guests at the wedding maximum -
2 hour use of the B&B for the ceremony & reception
$975.00
Not up for a big church style wedding?
Think outside the pew. Consider our beautiful B&B
when planning your smaller, more intimate ceremony
for 7-10 members.
We hear many reasons a bride & groom prefer to hold their ceremony with us.
Sometimes it's a second marriage for one or both, and
sometimes a
religious ceremony would just not be comfortable.
Occasionally, a wedding
is planned following a family illness or crisis.
And often, all the hectic
planning and cost for a large wedding
is just "too much stress" for
the most romantic day of their lives.
Your Small Wedding Package includes:
-
Bed and Breakfast accommodations for 2 nights, 3 rooms for 7 people
10 guests at the wedding maximum -
2 hour use of the B&B for the ceremony & reception
$975.00
Email: info@thelostdog.com
or phone 540-955-1181
Please view Our Wedding Album......
A Special Few of the many Weddings at the Lost Dog Bed and Breakfast.....
February 2005
Your small wedding can be very special and very personal
when you
come to The Lost Dog Bed & Breakfast.
Virginia is for Lovers
requiring no waiting period after the wedding license is issued.
So, invite your guests, and provide only your flowers, license, and the officiate to perform the ceremony.
Our local Florist is
Sponseller's Florist
(540) 955-3227
May 2003
Summer Weddings are surrounded by garden nature. The Bride enters through the rose arbor to meet the wedding party near four white columns in the back of the gardens. Cake and champagne is served following the ceremony on our porch decorated in white wicker furniture.
November 2000
Winter Weddings are held before our parlor fireplace. Champagne & cake is served in the dining room following the ceremony. Just picture the bride on our staircase waiting to meet her groom.
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"Virginia is for Lovers"
The phrase came from a creative team headed by George Woltz of Martin & Woltz Inc., the Richmond advertising agency that won the Virginia State Travel Service account in 1968. According to Martin, a copywriter named Robin McLaughlin came up with an advertising concept that read, “Virginia is for history lovers.” For a beach-oriented ad, the headline would have read, “Virginia is for beach lovers”; for a mountains ad, “Virginia is for mountain lovers,” and so on. Martin thought the approach might be too limiting. Woltz agreed, and the agency dropped the modifier and made it simply “Virginia Is For Lovers.” The first ad mentioning the new slogan ran in the March 1969 issue of "Modern Bride."
The phrase was considered bold and provocative, but it was also just plain smart from a marketing perspective. It planted a seed — a new image of a more exciting Virginia — with a generation that would become the most sought-after group of spenders ever to wield a credit card.
No one knows exactly why “Virginia Is for Lovers” has been so durable, but part of the mystique of the slogan is that it has meant many things to different people. Today, a new generation is discovering love for Virginia’s mountains, beaches, history, theme parks, vibrant cities, outdoor activities, sports and hospitality. And the fact that Virginia doesn't require a waiting period or blood tests after applying and receiving a wedding license certainly helps the slogan's popularity.
And the story continues. 