The reception
A working red barn built for a long, happy night — vaulted to the roof, a full stone fireplace at one end, and a saloon bar made by hand from tin and old barn beams.
The reception
A working red barn built for a long, happy night. The doors slide open onto a vaulted ceiling, a full stone fireplace at one end, and a saloon bar made by hand from tin and old barn beams. Three hundred can sit down to dinner here and still leave the floor open for dancing.
Also lovely for rehearsal dinners, showers, anniversaries and corporate evenings.
The detail
Three hundred can sit down to dinner in front of the hearth and still leave the floor open. If your list runs past two hundred and fifty, the shortlist in this county gets very short — which may be the most useful single thing we can tell you. It is also where rehearsal dinners, showers and corporate evenings go.
Season moves the hall by a thousand dollars and nothing else about it changes. Put your date in and see.
Price your dateIncluded
None of this is an upgrade. It is why our quotes tend to land lower than they first look beside a bare-room rental you have to furnish yourself.
Available in-house: centerpieces, décor, arch and altar pieces, photo booth. Ask for the current inventory at your tour — most couples cut a line item or two from the florist by using it.
Answers
Three hundred seated for dinner with the dance floor still open. That is the figure to plan against — many venues quote a seated capacity that assumes no dance floor at all, which is thirty to forty seats of difference.
The reception site fee starts at $4,000. That is from $5,000 in peak season, April through November, and from $4,000 off-peak, December through March. That covers exclusive use of the hall and grounds for your date.
Yes — a ceremony at the hearth is available, and some couples keep the whole day in one building rather than using the chapel.
Yes, with its own hair and makeup room. It is included in the venue fee.