Our National Historic Landmark William Brown House is for the first time in 250 years, hosting guests for dinner! Our first successful private dinner party was held in the tavern room on Saturday night. 14 guests dined on caviar and champagne, duck and fois gras, accompanied by elegant French white bordeaux. Arriving by limosine, a candle lit oyster shell walk way led the guests at dusk up to the river front entrance. the doorway and mantels were decorated for the holidays with boxwood and ivy. Musicians with dulcimers and flutes serenated the guests throughout the meal, and a costumed docent strolled during cocktail hour offering bits of history about William Brown, London Town's known ferry master and inn keeper, and his home.  A dusting of snow greeted the guests as they left the party, as did unexpected fireworks in the night sky above Annapolis, viewed northward across the South River. A magical evening for all who attended. For information on renting the William Brown House, please contact Jean Shea, Director of Sales, at 410-222-1919 Ext. 203

Historic London Town and Gardens and  Southern Anne Arundel  County Chamber of Commerce presents...A Bridal Affaire -an exclusive bridal show event showcasing local businesses providing products and services for the discerning bride to be.

Vendors will include seasoned  professional caterers, florists, photographers, musical offerings with free samples, give aways and gift bags to each bride.

 Historic London Town and Gardens is fast becoming the premier Annapolis waterfront venue for it's majestic views, expansive space, multiple ceremony sites and proximity to downtown Annapolis and the Naval Academy. Only 1 wedding is booked for the day-yours!

 Attendance is free  Hours are 12 noon to 4pm on Sunday, October 24, 2010.

Registration of brides by phone at 410-222-1919 x203 with Jean Shea or by email at events@historiclondontown.org.

Vendor participation and or sponsorship forms available by clicking on the Bridal Show Header under the Weddings and Rentals tab at the top.