Winery Visits Are a Popular Tourist Stop in Many Parts of the Country
When your daughter told you that she wanted an outdoor winter wedding, you were a little caught off guard. From several of the social media sites that she follows, of course, she had beautiful pictures of brides and their wedding parties surrounded by radiantly white snow. If the idea of an outdoor winter wedding in the midwest caught you off guard, that surprise paled in comparison to the idea of having a wedding at one of the are wineries.
In your day weddings were held indoors, in a church, not a snowflake to be found. And certainly no wine, unless, of course, it was a Catholic wedding and they were serving communion.
As you summoned up all of the patience that is required of the mother of the bride, however, you visited a couple of wineries your daughter was considering. Turns out, these places are often built on beautiful hills with a restaurant or lounge looking out over the valley. Two of them, in fact, had an entire wall made of windows that looked over scenery that loo
