Flowers by
Judy
,
Ellicott City;
photography by
Mark Lovett
,
Gaithersburg;
the lenghas
– traditional
Indian dresses
– worn by the
women in the
bridal party
were custom
made in India
.
seeing in and around Howard County abounds. If there’s any
down time, consider a patriotic pilgrimage to the Nation’s
capital, Washington, D. C., or a visit to Annapolis, Maryland’s
picturesque state capital and gateway to the Chesapeake
Bay. Howard County’s own Ellicott City is a must-see in the
mid-Atlantic, offering boutiques and bistros nestled above
the Patapsco River. Historic Main Street is surrounded by
charming steeples and interesting architecture, tempting
visitors with its old world and bohemian charms.
Here are some suggestions
for the wedding of your dreams
REFINED RESORT
Conveniently located between Baltimore and Washing-
ton, D.C., Turf Valley is surrounded by breathtaking views
of woodlands, gardens and golf greens. The family-owned
and -operated business has been treating guests like one of
the family for more than 35 years. The resort features four
unique ballrooms, 1,000 manicured acres, outdoor ceremo-
ny space, on-site catering, 172 hotel rooms, a full-service spa,
and Alexandra’s American Fusion restaurant. Turf Valley will
accommodate all of your needs for a beautiful wedding.
“We had a mixed Jewish and Hindu
ceremony with our own twist that
culminated in lots and lots of dancing.
Everyone had a wonderful time and
people still talk about it.”
– M
D
a
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TOM
JONES
&
A P R I L
W E D D I N G
at Turf Valley
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