Stone Manor
Malibu Wedding LocationAddress withheld to ensure privacy.
Malibu, CA 90265
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Description
High up in the Malibu hills, Stone Manor is a little closer to heaven than most places, and has a view commensurate with its proximity to Paradise. From its secluded niche at the end of its own private road, the estate overlooks a vast swath of the Pacific, stretching from Catalina to Santa Monica Bay. And while the panoramic vista is definitely something to write home about, the house and grounds are equally grand.
The mansion, with its thick walls and stone façade, is reminiscent of an English manor. It presides over a series of formally landscaped terraces, which step down to the edge of the property and share a common backdrop of sea and sky. Ceremonies are usually held on the upper terrace, a broad U-shaped lawn with a slate aisle down its center. The bride makes her entrance from the house where, from the top of a stone stairway, she can survey the entire scene below: guests seated on the grass, a border of fiery bougainvillea and deep green hedges, and the Malibu coastline in the distance.
After the ceremony, it’s a genuine pleasure to stroll down the flagstone pathways, under bougainvillea-draped stone arches and past acres of blooming flowers and trees. The lower terrace is really an orchard, which can be set up for cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. Guests mingle beneath a leafy canopy of fruit trees and watch the sun set over the ocean. In another corner of the property they can sip champagne and chat at umbrella-shaded tables on the flagstone pool deck, to the accompaniment of a waterfall cascading into the pool.
Receptions are held in the courtyard at the entrance to the house. Made of golden stone, it’s softly illuminated by copper and amber carriage lights that cast a honeyed glow during evening celebrations. At one end of the courtyard a waterfall flows down the terraced hillside, which is threaded with pathways and shaded by 30-foot trees. An option for smaller gatherings is the Garden House, a stone pavilion with a large, open-air terrace. This patio is completely enclosed by a glass windbreak, so diners can enjoy the ocean view without interference from ocean breezes. The pavilion can also be set up with tables, but it’s most often used for dancing. Stone walls support a whitewashed pine, peaked ceiling, and multiple sets of French doors on all sides let in plenty of light and air. At night, the starry sky seems to come all the way down to the ground, thanks to thousands of Tivoli lights glowing in the surrounding hedges, arches and trees.
The latest addition to the ever-evolving estate is the Grotto, located just below the Garden House. Fashioned entirely of stone, its sultry lighting and vine-covered walls make it an intriguing spot for an after dinner cappuccino, cognac or cigar.
Building Stone Manor took seven years and 14,000 tons of stone to complete. The result is a heavenly home in a gorgeous setting. And although the streets here are paved with slate, not gold, we’re confident that even the angels consider it a job well done.
Capacity
Ceremony |
Reception/Special Events |
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Max. Seated Indoors: 100 Max. Seated Outdoors: 150 |
Max. Seated Indoors: 100 Max. Seated Outdoors: 100 Max. Standing Indoors: 150 Max. Standing Outdoors: 150 |
Max. Seated: 150 |
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CEREMONY CAPACITY: The location holds up to 100 seated guests indoors or 150 outdoors. |
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Fees & Deposits
A $6,000 deposit is required to reserve your date. The balance is due 10 days prior to the event. Rental fees range $12,500–15,000 depending on guest count.
Availability
Year-round; Saturday 3pm–10pm; Sunday–Friday noon–9:30pm.
CateringSelect From ListAlcoholBYOSites UsesCeremoniesWedding Receptions Special Events, Parties Business Functions/Meetings Services/AmenitiesCatering: select from listKitchen Facilities: n/a Tables & Chairs: BYO Linens, Silver, etc.: BYO Restrooms: wheelchair access CBA Dance Floor: provided Bride's Dressing Area: yes Meeting Equipment: CBA, extra charge Parking: shuttle service required Accommodations: no guestrooms Telephone: emergency use only Outdoor Night Lighting: yes Outdoor Cooking Facilities: BBQ CBA Cleanup: provided View: Malibu coastline, garden, fountain, waterfall, pool |
MusicIndoorsWheelchair AccessAccess LimitedSite ViewsCoastlineFountain/Water Feature Garden Landscaped Grounds Ocean/Bay Pool Area Waterfall RestrictionsAlcohol: BYO, licensed serverSmoking: outside only Music: amplified OK indoors only Wheelchair Access: limited Insurance: liability required |
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