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Melding words with art as travel writer Norm Goldman
and his continued from page 1 Fairytale Weddings at L'Auberge Just imagine how delicious it must be to celebrate a wedding in the shadow of the red rocks while dancing the evening away under the stars at one of L’Auberge’s various venues! For the future bride and groom, the challenge is choosing among the many possibilities the inn offers. Do you go for the 3, 500 square feet of Le Jardin, with its spectacular Red Rock views and gorgeous gardens? Perhaps, the Creekside Lawn, adjacent to Oak Creek, where towering sycamore and cottonwood trees flourish? Here you can set up tables and chairs with colorful umbrellas. You say your party is relatively large, you might then consider an ivy-covered gazebo on the Cottage Side Lawn adjacent to L’Auberge Restaurant and offering a unique setting in its proximity to the serenity and beauty of Oak Creek. What about unpredictable weather? What is the backup? L’Auberge has meeting rooms that can accommodate from 150 to 12 people. They can also set you up in the newly renovated Les Baux I and II that offer 2, 515 square feet of space accommodating up to 150 people. Both of these rooms include two stone fireplaces in the style of a French Country Hunting Lodge. They also open into the garden with its marvelous red-rock views and beautiful landscape. If your wedding is to be very intimate, you can tie the knot in the Creek Side Lodge that can accommodate up to 50 people with 930 square feet of floor space, large living room and entertainment center, wet bar and full kitchen. The Creekside Lodge also has four guest rooms with private balconies and a wide deck overlooking Oak Creek. The personnel at L’Auberge are very ready and qualified to attend to your floral arrangements, centerpieces, and special ceremonial requirements. We were informed that they even arrange for unique wedding celebrations reflecting traditional Native American wedding ceremonies. Such ceremonies include the draping of wedding blankets over the couple as a symbol of the two becoming compliments of each other. It also includes the blessing of the marriage stick. Throughout their lives, the couple are supposed to insert notches the stick in order to remind them of the good times and challenges they encounter.  As
for the catering, you can rely on the creative L’Auberge chefs,
who are experts at their craft, and if the quality and service is
anything like what we tasted in their restaurant you are in for
a great treat. For More Information L'Auberge de Sedona 301 L’Auberge Lane Sedona, AZ Tel: 928-282-1661 Email contact Sedona Chamber of Commerce Norm's Review of an Excellent Guidebook to Arizona |
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