Building floor plans and guest capacity for all seven spaces at Stone House — from intimate dinners to celebrations of up to 300 guests.
Measured, annotated drawings for first- and second-floor planning. Use these with the capacity chart below to plan your ceremony-to-reception flow.
Seven spaces under one historic roof. Capacities below are maximums for each style of service — your coordinator will help you choose the right combination for your guest count.
| Space | Seated Dinner | Ceremony | Cocktail | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Great Hall | Up to 100 | — | — | Formal dining under stone walls and timber beams |
| The Lounge | Up to 50 · 150 with The Great Hall | — | — | Craft cocktails, intimate dinners, overflow dining |
| The Showroom | Up to 50 stage-side | — | Up to 300 | Dancing, live music, indoor ceremony backup |
| The Parlor | — | — | Up to 100 · 200 with The Showroom | Cocktail hour, welcome drinks, after-party |
| The Courtyard | Up to 100 | Up to 150 | — | Outdoor ceremonies and al fresco dining |
| The Cavern | Up to 30 | — | — | Wine and whiskey tastings, small dinners, a wedding-day hideaway |
| The Penthouse Suite | — | — | — | Three-bedroom bridal suite for getting ready and staying overnight |
Most Stone House weddings use three or more spaces throughout the evening. Here are the most popular flows:
Ceremony in The Courtyard → Cocktail hour in The Parlor → Dinner in The Great Hall → Dancing in The Showroom
Ceremony in The Courtyard → Cocktails in The Parlor → Dinner across The Great Hall + The Lounge → Dancing in The Showroom
Ceremony in The Courtyard → Dinner in The Lounge (up to 50) or The Cavern (up to 30) → Overnight in The Penthouse Suite
All seven spaces in play — ceremony in the Courtyard, cocktails in the Parlor, dining upstairs, and a late-night party in the Showroom
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