A wedding at Foxbridge can begin in a garden, wander through the golf course for photographs and finish with dinner and dancing without guests ever needing to get back into their cars.
Set on more than 200 acres in Uxbridge, Foxbridge Golf Club combines mature trees, rolling fairways, gardens and water features with dedicated wedding spaces designed for celebrations of very different sizes.
Couples dreaming of an outdoor ceremony have several possibilities. Amira Garden can accommodate more than 500 guests, while the Rock Garden can welcome more than 300. Smaller outdoor settings are also available, giving couples the flexibility to choose a backdrop that feels right for their guest list rather than simply using the largest space on the property.
After the vows, the landscape becomes part of the wedding photography. Gardens, ponds, fountains, wooded areas and fairways create plenty of places for couples to slip away while guests enjoy the beginning of the reception. Golf-cart access also helps the couple move around the property without spending half of cocktail hour walking between photo locations.
The Foxbridge Club House offers the indoor reception setting, accommodating up to approximately 140 guests for dinner and celebration.
That difference in size creates an interesting possibility for couples who want a larger outdoor ceremony followed by a more intimate reception, or for those whose entire wedding comfortably fits inside the clubhouse.
Private bridal suites give the wedding party somewhere to prepare and regroup during the day, while an in-house kitchen supports dinner, appetizers and late-night food as the celebration moves into the evening.
The biggest advantage may simply be how naturally everything fits together. The ceremony, photographs, cocktails, dinner and dancing can each have their own atmosphere without becoming separate destinations.
For couples who want gardens and open sky for their vows but still want a comfortable indoor reception waiting nearby, Foxbridge Golf Club offers the best of both worlds in one sweeping Uxbridge setting.
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