We provide the setting, impeccable service, opulent architecture, beautiful landscaping, and the catering your guests will remember Oakwood Resort is locally owned and managed, guaranteeing our full attention and accessibility. We offer a beautifully designed banquet space for your reception and conference space if you need the extra room. Our on-site wedding planners at Oakwood Resort will work out all the details, so you can fully enjoy this enchanted moment for a unique wedding. Our professional staff will welcome you and your guests like family, treating you with respect and consideration. We understand how important this day is to you, and we’re excited and thankful to be a part of making your dream wedding a reality. Make the most of this special moment and reserve our one-of-a-kind banquet space today.

The Wooded Knot is a premier all-inclusive wedding and event venue. A unique space tucked away in the country in the middle of a quiet, serene woods nestled between towering trees and a rippling creek.

A Fort Wayne Landmark. Updated. Elegant. The Charles Fort Wayne is a unique space for life’s special events. The Charles offers not only once-in-a-lifetime weddings and receptions, but events of all types. Together, we create a seamless atmosphere striving to make your event flawless. With this extraordinary partnering, we believe the memory of your event will last a life time. Your Best Events Await!

Our newly built venue offers a modern feel in a beautiful Country Club setting, perfectly located on the lush 18 hole golf course. Our event center is very spacious and features an open floor plan with a lot of natural light. We also have a fireplace perfect for those comfy winter weddings. Our venue also offers a full bar, and accommodation for the bridal party and groomsmen to get ready for the big day. We also have options for an outdoor ceremony. We are all inclusive when it comes to providing food and beverage options, but you are more than welcome to bring in your own vendors for different aspects such as a photographer, Dj, videographer, etc.

Hamilton Lake's Cold Springs evolved from a 1870 farm purchase by Simpson Watkins. By 1885, Watkins Grove hosted picnics, leading to a hotel (1898), dance hall, and early 1900s recreation. Cold Springs Cottage Park, platted in 1896, grew significantly, with a unique leasing system. Sundays featured bands and speakers. Visitors arrived by train. A larger hotel opened in 1914, and the dance hall became a central draw with live music. A beach area developed later. The hotel prospered through the 20th century, adding a bar and modernizing. An 18-hole golf course was built. Dancing remained popular with big bands, later transitioning to rock. Today, Cold Springs offers a hotel, dining, bar, beach, golf, cottages, and retro dances, still family-run after five generations.