A working farm first, a venue second
Cedar Hollow has raised hay and a small herd of cattle for three generations. The barn stopped holding equipment full-time about eight years ago, and the first wedding happened almost by accident when a neighbor asked to use it. We built out restrooms and lighting after that, and the rest has stayed mostly as it was - the old equipment along the back wall, the fence line, the treeline past the ceremony field.
We rent the barn empty on purpose. Couples who hire a coordinator for the day are, without exception, the ones who leave happy - there is nobody from us running the schedule, so somebody needs to be. We publish a vendor list of caterers, rental companies and coordinators we trust and have worked with before, but you are free to bring your own.
The ceremony field faces west across the treeline, so a start time an hour or two before sunset puts the light behind the altar rather than in your guests’ eyes - ask us for the sunset time on your date and we will work backward from it with you.
