The Annex

Simple yet sophisticated, the Pergola is surrounded by towering trees and features a charming wooden build that can be dressed up and customized to your liking. Drapes hanging from the overhead beams, flowers climbing up the columns—whatever you envisioned, we can bring it to life.

The Grand Hall features a row of chandeliers and stunning floor-to-ceiling windows. The stone bar extends to the cocktail patio for indoor and outdoor service, along with a wood-burning indoor fireplace. It's the ideal setting for dinner, dancing, and a full night of celebration.

The Greenhouse features oversized antique doors from India, lush greenery and fruit trees, and a wrap-around deck that overlooks olive trees. It serves best for first-look photos, mimosas with the bridal party, or an exclusive dinner for the bride and groom. May also be used for intimate ceremonies of 30 guests or less.

The Hollywood Suite boasts five makeup stations with Hollywood-style lights and mirrors, a bathroom with a walk-in shower, a comfortable lounge area, and two access doors to the rest of the venue. Most importantly, when it’s time to get dressed, there is a full-length mirror so everyone can appreciate the beauty of the wedding party.

Originally a rail car for the Illinois Central Railway, the Caboose is fully renovated with plenty of seating, a beer fridge, satellite TV, and a spacious deck to play cornhole or indulge in a pre-wedding stogie.

The Cocktail Patio is a space to gather outside and toast to the newlyweds. The cocktail tables and passed hors d’oeuvre create a lively atmosphere, while the string lights overhead set a nice aura and keep the romance in the air. There’s plenty of outdoor furniture to sit back and soak in the scene.

Our lodging rooms come with best-in-class accommodations, multiple bed arrangements, satellite TV, walk-in showers, double sinks, and plenty of closet space. We have nine rooms total to sleep up to 16 guests.

The Chapel is the definition of timeless elegance featuring a stunning backdrop of stained glass windows originally crafted in the late 1800s, beautiful chandeliers, a tall arched entryway, and plenty of natural light.