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.

It has been said that the people make the party. What is often overlooked is how the venue crafts the memories. Our team would love to help make your event a lasting timepiece. From the historic hardwood flooring to the golden inlays surrounding the hall, we take great joy in what we have crafted. It would be our honor to share this with you.

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.