Hoping to be surrounded by stunning natural vistas? Tie the knot on the grounds of historic estates including George Washington’s Mount Vernon, America’s most-visited historic home, Gadsby’s Tavern Restaurant or the Lee-Fendall House Museum & Garden. Book the newly renovated Riverside Garden at George Mason’s Gunston Hall, bask in Meadowlark Botanical Gardens or opt for a ceremony on the sprawling lawns of River Farm. The Woodlawn & Pope-Leighey House offer two distinct experiences on the same estate; overlooking the Potomac, Woodlawn plantation was carved from George Washington’s Mount Vernon, established on the tribal lands of the Doeg people and was later purchased and transformed by abolitionist Quakers. Meanwhile, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Pope-Leighey House, a Usonian home built in 1940, artfully blends into the landscape. Host your ceremony at Hollin Hall & the Meeting House at Mount Vernon Unitarian Church beneath its wisteria-arbored terrace next to a boxwood maze.