A New Mexico winery wedding! Sun-soaked days and cool, high-desert nights frame New Mexico’s wine country, with the Rio Grande Valley recognized as the oldest wine-producing region in the United States. Wine grapes were first planted here in 1629. Today, a growing number of wineries quilt the valley’s picturesque landscape. Winery Wedding Guide searched through them to find those ready to host your memorable and unique wedding day.
In the bosque of the San Juan River, gather under the trees or on the Flagstone Courtyard for an outdoor wedding event. Expect to be welcomed by ducks rejoicing on the Pond, along with the winery’s menagerie of peacocks, geese, and proud Royal Palm turkeys.
233 New Mexico 511
Blanco, NM 87412
Telephone: 505 632-0879
Web: www.winesofthesanjuan
Photo: Courtesy Wines of the San Juan
In an elegant yet comfortable atmosphere, Luna Rosa’s Courtyard can accommodate up to 150 guests. Indoor space is also available, for up to 80 people.
3710 West Pine Street
Deming, NM 88030
Telephone: 575 533-1160
Web: www.lunarossawinery.com
Photo: Courtesy Luna Rosa Winery
Three venues at Casa Rondeña await your wedding day. The Great Hall, think Moroccan souk, is the largest indoor space; Lawn and Patio areas are adjacent. The Rotunda is connected to the Barrel Room; its Founder’s Garden features a fountain. The 1629 Club offers the warmth of a private home; the 1629 Lawn is perfect for the exchange of vows.
733 Chavez Road NW
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque
New Mexico 87107
Web: www.casarondena.com
Photo: Courtesy Casa Rondeña Winery
