The Wilburton

Historic Estate / Mansion in Manchester Village, VT. Wedding venue pricing, packages and fees.

The Wilburton is a historic 30-acre estate located on a hilltop in Manchester Village, Vermont, overlooking the Battenkill Valley and the Green Mountains. Built in 1902 by Chicago industrialist Albert M. Gilbert, the English Tudor-style brick mansion is set on grounds featuring a grand marble staircase, an outdoor sculpture garden, and on-site lodging for 100 guests. Ceremonies are held on the lawn or at the marble hilltop overlook, and receptions for up to 225 seated guests are hosted under the Marble Terrace Pavilion—which features local Vermont white marble flooring—or within the mansion's Solarium, Billiard Room, and historic dining rooms. Wedding packages include a five-hour classic open bar, three passed hors d'oeuvres, a cheese and charcuterie board or display station, a plated dinner with two entrées and one vegetarian option, and complimentary cake cutting.

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Wedding package includes 3 passed hors d'oeuvres, a cheese & charcuterie board/station, and a plated dinner (salad, 2 entrées + 1 vegetarian option, bread, and cake cutting). Rehearsal dinner options range from $30-$95/pp.

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Common questions

How much does a wedding at The Wilburton cost?

Based on The Wilburton's published pricing, renting the venue for 120 guests runs about $1,500–$2,000. It's a venue rental, so catering and bar are priced separately. Your actual quote will depend on date, season and final guest count.

How many guests can The Wilburton hold?

The Wilburton can host up to 225 guests seated.

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