Fall In Love With the Romantic Venue at Fenton Winery & Brewery

Chelsea Mills • February 6, 2018

After 10 Years And Two Moves, The Secret Is Out!

A winery and microbrewery in the heart of Genesee County that’s perfect for events, Fenton Winery & Brewery has been called a best-kept secret. Guests love to surprise their friends and family with the unique and welcoming atmosphere, amazing food, delicious artisan wines and craft beer selection.

Fenton Winery & Brewery has two buildings available year-round: an intimate taproom open to the public and a stunning private reception area. The reception building is ideal for a wedding, a reception, a private or corporate party, a charity event, a holiday event and more. Fenton Winery & Brewery has one of the largest outdoor licensed gardens in the state, and the indoor event space holds up to 280 guests.

The venue boasts an on-site chef who has developed a premium selection of entrees, and take my word for it: The food is second to none. Outside the event venue, there is a romantic outdoor patio with a gorgeous brick fireplace and an overhead lighting display, and the patio is included in every wedding package. The food, beer, wine, tables, chairs and linens are included in each package, which allows the highly trained staff to customize each event to make it special, stress free and memorable for couples and guests.

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Let’s be honest—when’s the last time you actually looked at the “Meet the Team” section on your website? Not skimmed it. Not clicked past it. I mean really looked. If it’s been a few years, there’s a good chance that what’s up there doesn’t match the reality of your team today. Maybe Susan grew out her bangs, or Greg hasn’t worn a tie since 2019. Maybe two of the smiling faces in your header moved on ages ago—and yet, there they are, frozen in pixels like ghosts of small business past. It's nothing to be ashamed of. We've all been there. But here's the thing: your team photos aren't just filler. They're first impressions. They're trust-builders. And if they’re out-of-date, awkward, or clearly cropped from someone's wedding—well, you’re not exactly rolling out the welcome mat. Let’s talk about why updating those photos is one of the simplest, most effective ways to level up how people see your business. That “Stock Photo” Energy? Yeah, People Can Tell You know what’s worse than old team photos? Generic ones. We’ve all seen those painfully stiff group shots—everyone lined up like they’re auditioning for a corporate crime drama. Or worse, the fake handshake photos. (Why are those still a thing?) Customers and clients can smell fake a mile away. In a time when people crave authenticity—real faces, real stories—those overly polished, clearly staged images just don’t cut it anymore. What works? Real teams, real smiles, real settings. We recently worked with Women’s Integrated Health Care , which has locations in Grand Blanc, Clarkston, Davison, Fenton, Marlette, and Sandusky. Their team was incredible—warm, welcoming, and passionate about what they do. Our photo shoot focused on capturing that exact energy. Not just headshots, but moments that reflect how they care for their patients and support each other. That authenticity? It jumps off the screen.