You'll find Kentucky wedding venues typically cost between $7,020 and $8,580, giving you a slightly better deal than the national range of $6,500-$12,000. Venues usually take up about 18% of your total wedding budget. Your overall costs will scale based on how many people you're inviting:

50 guests will run you around $18,155 100 guests increases to $30,607 150 guests reaches $42,315 200 guests approaches $52,783 250 guests comes to $63,251 300 guests tops out at $73,719

Most Kentucky couples secure their venues about 17 months before their big day; that's 520 days of planning time. November sees the highest number of venue inquiries, suggesting many couples are planning fall celebrations or locking down locations after holiday proposals. If you have your heart set on a popular venue or want a Saturday wedding during peak season, you'll want to start your search even earlier.

The Kentucky Castle in Versailles delivers an impressive farm-to-table dining experience in a truly luxurious historic setting. Lost River Cave in Bowling Green lets you customize your menu while your guests enjoy a unique natural backdrop. At Burdoc Farms you can sample their celebrated farm-to-table catering while enjoying their sprawling 700-acre property. The Gatsby in Shelbyville pairs stunning Art Deco aesthetics with gourmet catering options. If you're looking for something truly distinctive, 21C Museum Hotel in Lexington gives you access to their award-winning restaurant menus.

Making sure all your guests can celebrate comfortably matters. The Stonehouse at Silver Creek in Richmond goes the extra mile by offering side-by-side vehicles to help guests with mobility needs navigate the property. Hemlock Springs features an accessible forest ceremony site designed with guest comfort in mind. When you're searching for an accessible venue, it's best to contact locations directly about specific accommodations you need and check specialized resources like Equally Wed to help with your planning.

Cliffview Resort in Red River Gorge offers more than just basic streaming against gorgeous natural backdrops. Their event team can set up multiple cameras and create interactive experiences so your virtual guests feel truly present. Hermitage Farm's innovative greenhouse and open-air settings create perfect opportunities for immersive remote participation throughout your entire wedding day, letting distant loved ones share in every moment from ceremony to reception.

With Kentucky's perfect blend of natural beauty historic sites and modern amenities you'll find the ideal venue that matches both your vision and your budget.

You'll find Kentucky wedding venues typically cost between $7,020 and $8,580, giving you a slightly better deal than the national range of $6,500-$12,000. Venues usually take up about 18% of your total wedding budget. Your overall costs will scale based on how many people you're inviting:

50 guests will run you around $18,155 100 guests increases to $30,607 150 guests reaches $42,315 200 guests approaches $52,783 250 guests comes to $63,251 300 guests tops out at $73,719

Most Kentucky couples secure their venues about 17 months before their big day; that's 520 days of planning time. November sees the highest number of venue inquiries, suggesting many couples are planning fall celebrations or locking down locations after holiday proposals. If you have your heart set on a popular venue or want a Saturday wedding during peak season, you'll want to start your search even earlier.

The Kentucky Castle in Versailles delivers an impressive farm-to-table dining experience in a truly luxurious historic setting. Lost River Cave in Bowling Green lets you customize your menu while your guests enjoy a unique natural backdrop. At Burdoc Farms you can sample their celebrated farm-to-table catering while enjoying their sprawling 700-acre property. The Gatsby in Shelbyville pairs stunning Art Deco aesthetics with gourmet catering options. If you're looking for something truly distinctive, 21C Museum Hotel in Lexington gives you access to their award-winning restaurant menus.

Making sure all your guests can celebrate comfortably matters. The Stonehouse at Silver Creek in Richmond goes the extra mile by offering side-by-side vehicles to help guests with mobility needs navigate the property. Hemlock Springs features an accessible forest ceremony site designed with guest comfort in mind. When you're searching for an accessible venue, it's best to contact locations directly about specific accommodations you need and check specialized resources like Equally Wed to help with your planning.

Cliffview Resort in Red River Gorge offers more than just basic streaming against gorgeous natural backdrops. Their event team can set up multiple cameras and create interactive experiences so your virtual guests feel truly present. Hermitage Farm's innovative greenhouse and open-air settings create perfect opportunities for immersive remote participation throughout your entire wedding day, letting distant loved ones share in every moment from ceremony to reception.

With Kentucky's perfect blend of natural beauty historic sites and modern amenities you'll find the ideal venue that matches both your vision and your budget.