top of page
The Wedding Weekend
The Branch Museum
Where forever begins
Completed in 1919, The Branch Museum was designed by renowned architect John Russell Pope as the Tudor Revival home of John Kerr Branch and his wife, Beulah. Today, it stands as one of Richmond's most celebrated historic landmarks. From the moment we first visited, we knew it was the perfect place to celebrate our wedding and begin our forever together.
Planning Your Journey
Where to stay
While we haven't reserved a hotel block, Richmond offers a wonderful selection of accommodations just minutes from our wedding venues. We've highlighted a few of our favorite options below to help make planning your stay a little easier and recommend booking early, as November is a popular time to visit Richmond.
A collection of restored 19th-century row houses with timeless character and beautiful courtyard gardens
6-minute drive to The Branch Museum
$$
Linden Row inn
A boutique hotel with an
incredible rooftop bar overlooking
downtown Richmond
5-minute drive to The Branch Museum
$$-$$$
Quirk Hotel
Spacious all-suite accommodations in the heart of downtown Richmond
7-minute drive to The Branch Museum
$$-$$$
The commonwealth
Prefer a vacation rental?
There are also many wonderful Airbnb and vacation rental options throughout Richmond, many located just minutes from both Bar Solita and The Branch Museum.
Parking
Friday Evening
Complimentary parking is available in the numbered lot directly behind the restaurant during operating hours. Street parking and nearby paid lots are also available. Please note that overnight parking is not permitted.
Wedding day
Complimentary guest parking is available in the adjacent parking lot, with accessible parking available. Guests are kindly asked to arrive by 3:00 PM for our 3:30 PM ceremony. Vehicles left overnight must be picked up by 8:00 AM the following morning.
bottom of page