The expansion marks a departure from traditional, single-day venue rentals. By housing guests and event spaces on the same property, the brand aims to eliminate the logistics of coordinating transportation and disparate accommodations. Venue manager Saurav Ghosal notes the model prioritizes extended time for guests to reconnect rather than rushing through a standard ceremony.

The collection features three distinct locations: The Grand Haven, which offers a mountaintop setting and nine-bedroom capacity; the Elegant Elite Estate, capable of hosting 40 overnight guests; and The Grand Sojourn, which utilizes a unique tiny-home community layout. Each site provides essential infrastructure including seating and ceremony arches, while maintaining flexible vendor policies that allow couples to curate their own catering and professional teams. Currently, the company is accepting bookings for 2026 and 2027, supported by a digital planning suite that includes virtual tours and property floor plans to assist remote organizers.