1812 Hitching Post Winter Weddings

December, January, February

     Wintertime is special at the 1812 Hitching Post.  What better place to start your lives together with a winter wedding in a large but cozy historic plantation home?    

    At the 1812 Hitching Post, wintertime is magical with firelight and candles.   The white wrought iron fence surrounding the dance floor is covered with 3,000 twinkle lights.  It's often warm enough in North Carolina to have outdoor photos in the winter.  Our camellias are often  in bloom and we have many evergreen trees and bushes including our magnolias.

   Below are photos examples of a  winter wedding at the 1812 Hitching Post.

The bride and family have photos together in the bride's room before the ceremony  The guys ham it up in front of the fireplace in the Wisteria Room It is often warm enough for balcony photos in the winter  Ceremony in the Wisteria room in front of the fireplace with aisle runner and chair covers  The lighting of the Unity Candle  Photo under the arbor; another option for winter ceremony decor Cake Rings  Family Photos Dancing in the snow outside of the Wisteria room.  So romantic!