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.

Welcome to Magnolia Manor, a beautiful and historic wedding venue located in the charming town of Perryville, Kentucky. Our manor was built in 1853, making it one of the oldest venues in our area. It has been lovingly restored with modern finishes while retaining its historic charm. Magnolia Manor offers you a unique space to share your love story. It’s surrounded by acres of rolling bluegrass hill, the best of what Kentucky has to offer. With stunning views, plenty of outdoor space, and historical charm, Magnolia Manor has everything you need to make your special day a success. You also get full access and use of the property for the duration of your celebration. Giving you total privacy to enjoy a stress-free wedding experience. The Property includes The Barn, The Manor, The Cave and Grounds area all suitable for which ever backdrop your special day calls for! Magnolia Manor has everything you need to make your wedding dreams come true.

The Haycraft is a stunning event space located in downtown Elizabethtown. The space offers an industrial look mixed with class and sophistication. The building was once a garage and is home to a beautiful antique car and gas pump. Romantic overheard garden lights and draping help to pull the look together. What’s Included: Tables and chairs for guests including all linens, runners, napkins, chargers, and in house centerpieces available Wireless sound system Up to 7 rectangle tables (8') with linens for catering, cake, gifts, and bar One backdrop Access to bridal suite (4 hours) One hour rehearsal day prior

Terrapin Hill Farm is the perfect venue for couples who want a relaxed and enjoyable wedding in a beautiful, rustic, and natural setting. The Chapel is breathtaking, the Farmhouse provides dressing rooms and overnight accommodations, and the Pavilion is the perfect place to celebrate with dining, dancing and a nearby bonfire. The farm is easy to get to and centrally located between Lexington and Louisville. With over 18 years of experience, owners Pete and Brenda Cashel provide personalized service to ensure that your planning process is effortless and your wedding day runs smoothly. They offer everything you need for any event, from a small celebration to a destination wedding with all your family and friends. See our packages and pricing right here on our listing and contact us if you think we're a good fit for you!

Our venue offers year round comfort with climate controlled spaces, perfect for both summer and winter weddings. We also feature on-site glamping options for a unique guest experience and a customizable video wall to showcase engagement pictures or special moments. Plus, with food truck hookups, you have the flexibility to choose your favorite catering options for your big day!

The nostalgic Ashley Inn is the most romantic location for your Kentucky bridal shower, rehearsal dinner, wedding weekend, and out-of-town guests. Celebrate lakeside near a gorgeous weeping willow, on the front lawn of the antebellum mansion, or in our newly-constructed, fully-enclosed Carriage House. The Inn and surrounding 130 acres is the ideal location and comes equipped with all the facilities and staff you need. Step through the doors of this classic federal-style home into a historic picture book. From the white oak floors to the handmade glass panes, experience life in a bygone era. The Inn was conceived in 2007, but this beautiful home dates back to 1840. Built by a southern family whose son-in-law would eventually march by the estate on his way to fight in the Civil War. It has since served as a dairy, a school, and is now the center of The Meadow Lake Equestrian Center, our on-site multi-discipline full-service equestrian facility.

On the Bourbon Trail, nestled just 25 minutes from J-town/Louisville is a beautiful 20-acre former herb farm turned Rustic barn venue. We are a family-owned and operated wedding venue, not a big corporate company venue. As owners who previously planned, coordinated & decorated weddings throughout Louisville & the surrounding areas for many years, we took everything we loved from all those weddings and put them into our dream wedding venue. Decorated with lights, wedding signs & accent pieces all you need is to add your personal touches and flowers. Our goal is to save you time, money, & storage space. Just added a brand new 1200 square-foot Dancehall, Groom‘s room and second bar.

Newly built venue in 2024… family owned and operated. Country setting but elegantly designed. We can seat up to 200 capacity. We installed black elegant glass doors to open during beautiful weather. Enjoy the nature scenery around you during your time with us.

Now welcoming Princess Brides that are looking to be married in The Enchanted Forest. Make your fairytale wedding With your prince charming and honored guest a memorable story. Call today to make arrangements and visit where your next chapter begins.

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.