Creekside Barn is a vintage yet romantic wedding venue in Columbia, Kentucky, located just a few hours from Lexington, Kentucky, and Knoxville and Nashville, Tennessee. The barn was built in 1952 and renovated to include modern amenities we know and love, this barn has an elegant charm that with just a dash of historic beauty.

The Tucker Homestead is a beautiful historic home with history and elegance dating back to 1910. The setting is on a large farm that is surrounded by rolling hills and knob land. From the house, to the beautiful log cabin located adjacent to the house, large mature trees, landscaped grounds, the spacious patio with a fireplace makes a perfect setting and backdrop for your special day. An additional house is provided for the bride and her bridesmaids to have their hair and makeup done. The bride then comes to the Homestead house to get into her dress for first looks and photos. The groomsmen have a beautiful Log cabin to get ready in and await the time. There are different packages to accommodate your wedding guest list. Caron Tucker, the owner is on the grounds at all times to make sure your day is stress free and to make sure everything goes smoothly. Come and take a tour of our venue to capture what your special day will look like.

What started as a small, family-owned marina has now grown to include a perfect place to celebrate life’s wonderful events. The Farm at East Port Marina near Dale Hollow Lake will now offer a venue for your most special occasions. Whether you’re looking for a small, intimate get-together, or a large family reunion, The Farm at East Port Marina is here to make it memorable. Nestled in the hills of the beautiful Upper Cumberland of Tennessee, our Farm Venue is sure to take your breath away. Located on 90 acres of family-owned farm land, with views of lush rolling hills, wide open spaces, and a gorgeous pond, The Farm at East Port Marina is an ideal place to host your next event.

Crump Family Farm was established as its own entity as a farm in 1876. This wooded sanctuary would eventually be purchased by Jeff and Bessie Crump. This dutiful family consisting of Jeff, Bessie, and their 6 children, farmed the land for over 36 years. The full practice of raising and processing tobacco, cultivating large vegetable gardens, and sustaining, and controlling livestock was all normal routine in providing for a family of that era.