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I Do Venues: Mountain Terrace Traditional and Timeless

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Photography by: Hagop’s Photography

About the Venue

The journey is spectacular, and once you arrive at Mountain Terrace on Skyline Boulevard in Woodside, you will find gorgeous Redwood forests with panoramic views of the San Francisco bay below. If you are looking for a venue to accommodate a large number of guests, Mountain Terrace can hold up to 300 guests for the lawn ceremony (which is gorgeous!). Through towering Redwoods, you get peeks of the blue sky and bay below. Plus a great dinner on the Redwood deck at night seats 180 guests for a fun and romantic reception surrounded by the beautiful nature and twinkly lights.

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The wedding featured above is a stunning example of how this venue can be classic, traditional, and timeless. The bride’s gorgeous Estee Lauder-style dress meshes perfectly with the white roses and décor that blends with the natural setting.

Hagop’s Photography shared some of their love for this venue with us:

We work a lot at this venue. It is beautiful, up on Skyline in Woodside. One of the best things for us about Mountain Terrace is the staff and how we all work together for the couple on the wedding day to give them the best experience on their special day. This wedding had great décor that fit the time of year and venue.

I Do Venues wants to recognize the talented team of wedding professionals who helped to make this bride’s dream a reality: Photographer – Hagop’s Photography; Catering, Beverages and Rentals – Mountain Terrace; Entertainment – Sound in Motion.

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