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Are you planning a sit-down dinner for 1000 loved ones or a banquet for 800? Then check out the 13,000-square-foot Imperial Ballroom and the 8,000-square-foot Regency Ballroom. Both of these stately spaces feature 20-foot stucco ceilings with crystal chandeliers, and the Imperial Ballroom is accompanied by a large foyer beautiful enough for a wedding ceremony or pre-ceremony cocktail party. The lobby is flooded with natural light thanks to a huge arched window overlooking the Cesar Chavez square. For ceremonies, a stage is set up under a whimsical crystal chandelier hanging from the vaulted ceiling of the foyer, and guests are seated in a theater-in-the-round shape.

The Cathedral Grove, so named for the way the stately sequoias and tall boxwoods lean towards each other – their branches form the arched ceiling of a Gothic church – is both secluded and very quiet. This lush hideaway provides plenty of shade, with a hint of dappled light shining through the leafy canopy overhead.

Saratoga Springs is blessed with many great photo spots, but the place where you can best capture the spirit of your day might be the romantic islet in Redwood Grove, where two streams merge into one.

Open to the public since 1923, Winchester Mystery House offers daily tours of the estate, where guests will have the opportunity to explore the secrets and uncover the secrets of the world famous house.

Forager’s spacious space offers unforgettable ceremonies and receptions. Inside, exposed brick and wood elements complement the open floor plan, allowing maximum creative freedom. The mezzanine is the perfect honeymoon suite and an unforgettable front entrance, while the main floor can accommodate up to 200 guests, including the dance floor.