Welcome. to the Brazos Valley’s premier wedding and event venue. We are a restored 1950’s cotton gin, located near the Brazos River and historic Hidalgo Falls and surrounded by 800 acres of farmland. Just an hour’s drive from Houston and 20 minutes from College Station, this unique setting combines vintage industrial style with modern details and amenities. Our family invites you to come experience the authentic charm and rich history of the Gin as you and your loved ones celebrate your special occasion.

Iron Manor is a stunning combination of modern industrialism and avant-garde. After thoughtful design and restoration, Iron Manor emerged as the premier venue for luxury weddings, with a stunning bridal suite, elegant Iron Chapel, and the jaw-dropping reception space that is Crane Hall. Experience one-of-a-kind architectural details and elements filled with intrigue and storybook romance, all in one fabulous location and seating up to 350 guests.

You have been dreaming about this moment your whole life. The moment you walk down the aisle, and change your name from “Miss” to “Mrs”. The Barn at Lacey Farms can help your vision become a reality. Our goal is to provide you with a beautiful setting for the wedding of your dreams at a very affordable price. We are situated on a farm and surrounded by century old oak trees and a covered bridge across a rocky creek. Memories are kept forever in the photos from your beautiful wedding day at our picturesque venue site. Our venue is conveniently located off the scenic and historical La Bahia Trail, (FM 390 W), and less than an hour from Houston, Katy and Bryan and College Station.

Your Something Old & New! Olde Dobbin Station will provide a unique experience for its clients through the use of old structures built in the early 1900’s, restored to their original look and feel, while adding a vintage touch. The buildings were initially used by oil companies as a “pumping station” and later became a famous place of fellowship for those in the community due to its Artesian Water Well. It became the community “swimming hole” according to many of the locals and remains a historical marker for the community and its residents. Olde Dobbin has recently renovated its final structure and officially has made it into a chapel. The “chapel” was initially used in the late 1800’s as a pump house for the nearby trains' steam.