Tuckahoe is a stunning outdoor wedding venue located in Richmond, Virginia. Couples can enjoy the beautiful garden spaces or sweeping lawns to host their wedding celebrations. Commonly known as the boyhood home of Thomas Jefferson, the 18th-century house and outbuildings provide backdrops for outdoor celebrations and offer historically inclined guests an option to tour the childhood home of Thomas Jefferson. Indoor gatherings of up to 40 people can also be accommodated. In addition to wedding ceremonies, receptions, and elopements, the site can also be used for showers, engagement parties, and rehearsal dinners. A pet-friendly venue, Tuckahoe offers many spaces, including a ceremony site, three tentable reception areas, one of which offering a colonial-style hardscaped patio, and additional al fresco options. Both sides of the wedding party have access to "get-ready rooms," one in the Historic Main House, the other in the renovated Old Stable. Also included a chauffeured golf cart shuttle for limited mobility guests, grounds lighting, directional signs, and wrought-iron lanterns, and restroom facilities for up to 100 guests. Tents can be erected for outdoor receptions and ceremonies as a safeguard in the case of inclement weather. Up to 600 guests can attend events held in the various outdoor sites. If a smaller space is needed, up to 45 guests can be accommodated in the renovated Old Stable or in the Great Hall of the Historic Mansion for more intimate ceremonies and receptions. There is plenty of parking at the facility for guests and vendors.