Mountain Top Resort

Rehearsal & Rehearsal Dinner

Welcome Party

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Cocktail Hour

After Party

Farewell Brunch

Our Wedding

Some believe in fate, others in timing—and we like to think of it as a little bit of both. Long before we officially met, we were unknowingly walking parallel paths. Patrick was captain of the lacrosse team at Roger Williams University, and Phoebe was a freshman on the equestrian team. While our worlds were just a stone’s throw apart, our lives didn’t intersect—at least not yet. It wasn’t until the summer of 2018, after Phoebe had graduated and moved to Connecticut, that we finally crossed paths—brought together by mutual Roger Williams friends in Stamford. The connection was instant, but as the invisible string theory goes, it wasn’t quite time for the knot to tie just yet. Years later, during a summer evening gathered around an outdoor TV watching a Rangers game, our friend Luke Aubrey leaned over and asked Phoebe what she thought about Pat. Phoebe—ever independent—brushed it off, insisting she didn’t need any meddling. But fate had other plans. In October 2021, Phoebe called Patrick needing advice on a tool, and true to his nickname “Bob the Builder,” he offered to stop by after work. He showed up at her little walk-up on Summer Street... and, well, never really left. Since then, we've shared three apartments, raised two mischievous French bulldogs (Murphy and Milo), and added a Maine Coon cat named Theodore—Patrick’s favorite pet, if you ask him. Our life together has been filled with laughter, hikes, and a circle of incredible friends and family. Patrick proposed during a hike in Princeton, NJ, in the middle of a rainstorm. The trail was one of Phoebe’s late father's favorites—and one of the first Patrick ever walked when he began visiting her hometown. It was the perfect full-circle moment for a love that feels like it was always meant to be. We can’t wait to celebrate the next chapter of our story with all of you.

Our Story 

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Wedding Party

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Q + A

This barn has been modernised and transformed in to a resort hotel offering full services and exceptional cuisine as well as outdoor activities the whole year round. Surrounded by green mountains, the hotel is situated close to a mountain with a lake on the summit. The hotel was completely renovated in 2005 and offers a total of 33 rooms spread over 3 floors. Guests have access to a lobby, a conference room and a restaurant. Guests may also make use of room service. Car parking places are available. The enchanting, rustic en suite rooms have a hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, a radio, tea and coffee making facilities, ironing equipment, a double or king-size bed, carpeting as well as individually regulated air conditioning and central heating. In the outdoor complex is a heated swimming pool (seasonally dependent). Further leisure activities include croquet, volleyball and tennis. An compliementary American style breakfast is on offer each morning.

The Mountain Top Inn & Resort

Best Western Inn & Suites Rutland-Killington

Transportation will be provided to and from the Best Western and MTR.

Tri State Transportation

Travel

Explore the scenic beauty of Vermont on horseback! Whether you're a seasoned rider or trying it for the first time, trail rides are available for all experience levels during the warmer months. Guided rides wind through private trails and overlook a peaceful lake, surrounded by forest and mountain views. Advance reservations are required.

Horse Back Riding

Guests staying overnight can enjoy complimentary access to the resort’s tennis and pickleball court. Equipment is available to borrow or feel free to bring your own. Courts are open from spring through fall and available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Tennis & Pickleball 

Spend some time on the water! Overnight guests have access to complimentary kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards at the resort’s private beach. Wildlife sightings are common—keep an eye out for loons or even a bald eagle! Equipment is available daily from 9 am to 5 pm (seasonally, weather permitting). Life jackets are provided and required.

Canoes, Paddle Boards, Kayaks 

Relax poolside! The heated outdoor swimming pool, open seasonally from June to September, is exclusively available to overnight guests.

Pool 

Unwind with a soak in the resort’s hot tub, open year-round and located near the Barn and spa. Towels are available on-site—just bring yourself and enjoy.

Hot Tub

Cast a line into the resort’s lake, home to a variety of fish including bass and perch. A small fishing boat with an electric motor is available for rent (by reservation only), or you can rent rods and tackle to fish from shore. A Vermont fishing license is required for guests 15 and older. For younger guests, there’s even a kid-friendly pond nearby for frog-catching fun!

Fishing

The resort's private beach is a peaceful cove perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or enjoying a paddle on the lake. It’s about a ¾-mile walk from the main lodge. Complimentary watercraft and life vests are available, along with lounge chairs. Don’t forget to grab a beach towel at the front desk before you head down. Interested in bringing a picnic? Just let the front desk know in advance.

Lake & Private Beach

Set sail on a relaxing Tiki Boat ride with friends and family! Enjoy scenic lake views with light bites and beverages during this 1.5-hour cruise (seasonal and weather-dependent). Reservations are required.

Tiki Boat Rides 

Explore the full lake on a guided pontoon boat ride. These hour-long trips are perfect for sightseeing and unwinding on the water. Available daily from May through October (weather permitting). Reservations required.

Pontoon Boat Rides

Try your hand at the resort’s 9-hole disc golf course, exclusively available to overnight guests. Discs can be borrowed at the front desk or Activities Center. The course runs from late spring through fall and finishes at the Tavern—a great reward for finishing your round!

Disc Golf

Available by reservation, guests can take part in clay target shooting lessons led by experienced instructors. Sessions are limited to small groups for safety and are open to guests ages 15 and older. Offered from spring through fall.

Clay Bird Lessons

Enjoy a casual game of sand volleyball with a backdrop of mountain views! The court is open from spring through fall and reserved for overnight guests. Volleyballs are available on the south porch—first-come, first-serve.

Volleyball

Guests can explore over 60 kilometers of maintained trails right on the property, including forest paths, meadows, and country lanes. More adventurous hikers can connect to Vermont’s famous Long Trail from here.

60km of Trails

Several excellent golf courses are located within a drive of the resort:- Rutland Country Club- Killington Mountain Golf Course- Proctor Pittsford Country Club- Green Mountain National- Neshobe Golf Club

Nearby Golf

There’s so much to do beyond the resort! From craft breweries and hiking to golf, skiing, and quaint Vermont towns, you’re perfectly located for exploring. The front desk can even pack you a lunch if you're planning a day trip.

Phoebe & Patrick

Phoebe & Patrick

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