We're excited to extend an invitation to Timberlee Farm, the premier wedding destination in Southeastern North Carolina. Situated on 40 acres in Pender County near the town of Wallace, NC and just north of Wilmington, NC, our husband-and-wife team avows to turn your wedding into an enchanting fairytale affair. Our sprawling property boasts breathtaking countryside and offers a stunning backdrop for your special day. The venue features a beautiful barn, which serves as the main event space and can accommodate up to 200 guests. Timberlee Farm also has a charming garden area and a scenic pond that serve as an outdoor ceremony location, perfect for exchanging vows under the open sky. The property offers ample photo opportunities with its picturesque scenery. We look forward to meeting you!

Nestled on a spacious farm, Georgette Thomas offers a picturesque setting for your special occasions. Our rustic charm and natural beauty create the perfect backdrop for unforgettable events. From weddings to corporate gatherings, we provide a versatile and enchanting venue.

Couples can accommodate up to 132 guests at this venue. The lush garden serves as a memorable backdrop as you say “I do” in front of your loved ones. You can then take your formal pictures around the private property. For your cocktail hour, Vizcaya Villa offers its charming, covered Lakeside Pavilion & Lounge area. Finally, you can dance the night away in their Artisan Ballroom. Expansive windows allow for scenic views of both the wooded grounds and the lake. A wrap-around balcony creates a tranquil site for guests to socialize and admire the sunset. You and your wedding party can utilize the private Bridal Suite and Groom Room as comfortable spaces to prepare before the start of your celebration. Ample catering prep space is also at your disposal.

The Farm at 95 offically opened it's doors in October of 2013 and to this day is one of the two largest venues in Johnston County (oh, our sister location is the other larges venue)! Our space can accommodate anywhere from 80 to 400 guests, with separate rooms for food, dedicated dressing rooms, a well equipped stage and a relaxing patio heaters, fans and a gas fire pit. When you inquire, you will also receive information about our sister location, The Farm at 42, which we opened in March of 2018. This venue is similar to The Farm at 95, but has simple improvements such as larger dressing suites, upgraded finishes and a completely different ceremony setting. We hope that between one of our locations, we are able to work together to plan your pefect day!

The Farm at 42 offically opened it's doors in March of 2018! Our space can accommodate anywhere from 20 to 400 guests, with separate rooms for food, dedicated dressing rooms, a well equipped stage and a relaxing patio with heaters, fans and a gas fire pit. In addition, we have a smaller space (The Maple Room) that is perfect for those more intimate weddings of 60 guests or less, with "micro wedding" pricing. When you inquire, you will also receive information about our sister location, The Farm at 95, which we opened as our original location in 2013. This venue is similar to The Farm at 95, but has a few different finishes, skylight and a completely different ceremony setting. We hope that between one of our locations, we are able to work together to plan your pefect day!

The Barn at Broadslab is a uniquely-Southern, rustic, yet elegant venue located in a wooded, tranquil setting alongside Broadslab Distillery. Located in rural Johnston County, The Barn at Broadslab has the space you need for your wedding or special event. Climate-controlled for use during any time of the year, The Barn at Broadslab is a captivatingly, beautiful setting that is perfect for creating memorable experiences. Nestled Pines is new to our farm and provides rental accommodations and additional event space.

In the year of 1762, Mr. Newberry and Mr. Thames purchased the land from Mr. Gray. In the deed, there was mention of a sawmill and grist mill on the place, but no mention of a house. In 1833 Mr. Byrne purchased the land from Mr. Newberry. At this time the house and store were on the land. Later on Mr. Byrne sold the land, and it change hands several times..." The house served as a mill home, store, and the Gray's Creek post office for many years.