wedding venue

The covered bridge is coming along nicely, despite the cold and wet weather.     Set just below the wedding venue, the bridge will make an excellent backdrop for you and your guests when looking off of the patio.  However, it also has significant functional capabilities, since it will enhance your and your guests’ abilities…

The wedding venue, and the overall property, is definitely rustic, with a vintage elegance.  However, we also realize that sometimes modern amenities are much appreciated, especially in a rural environment.  Although we are isolated, we have not lost touch.  Throughout the property, you will notice touches of cutting edge technology – from the solar hot water systems,…

We’ve mentioned the bulls in previous posts, but here is the official introduction to the cattle at the farm:   We are really enjoying watching these cattle grow.  Currently, we have the 3 bulls above and one bred heifer who is due in spring, but we hope to continue to grow the herd as we move…

As the season winds down for the wedding venue, we continue to get ready for the winter.   Last summer, we had such a good time raising pigs that we have decided to try some more out over the winter.  Given the winter season, we’re going to try to raise them close to the house,…

During most of our wedding venue tours, the brides usually lay claim to the House Barn, which is the original cabin down by the lake.  After that, there is an awkward pause during which there is a token effort to plan where the groomsmen will be able to get ready.  In an effort to make things…