Old Homeplace Vineyard is a scenic wedding venue located near Winston Salem, North Carolina. The property sits near rolling pasture lands of emerald green grass and the serene waters of Lake Thom-a-Lex’s northern shores for an idyllic wedding setting. With its modern venue, The Barn, this property proposes an elegant ceremony in a rustic package, perfect for nature-lovers who wish to wed in style.

Initially, the 62-acre Het Landhuis Estate was part of a 1,000-acre farm owned by the Henderson family who operated a tanyard in the area, making saddles and other leather items. One day a future bride drove past Het Landhuis; she stopped in the main driveway and asked if she could get married there. That conversation changed the course of the estate, and Het Landhuis had its Grand Opening in 2010. Het Landhuis is not your ordinary location for a wedding; this becomes obvious once you visit the grounds and look at the eight different venues the estate offers. Het Landhuis presents you with a magical setting for your storybook wedding!

Welcome to Red Hound Farms, where our passion for animal rescue and care spans generations. Our owners, Greg and Keri, had always dreamed of owning a large farm and sharing this experience with the community. With cherished memories of farm life and the 4H club, Red Hound Farms was established. ​Plan your next wedding or special event at our event center here at Red Hound Farms.

Sugarneck is rumored to have gotten its name by the bootleggers traveling along the Cape Fear River as a code word for the place where they would pick up their moonshine. Sugarneck reaches back long before smartphones and social media, back to a time when the only way to send a message was by writing a letter and sending it in the mail. One of the earliest U.S. Post Offices in North Carolina still stands strong today. It was a community where people gathered, shared news and good times. Built in 1874, the renovated original Cabin structure serves as a unique visual reminder of those simpler times. The Cabin and the Post Office are on the National Register of Historic Places. The vast scenic views of the North Carolina countryside along with the grandness of our 150 year old Oak trees do not go unnoticed, and at night, the stars light up the sky. Today, there is an unexpected immersive experience that brings history, nature and modern elegance together in total privacy.