Century Wedding Barn

There are more than two centuries of stories within the walls of Century Wedding Barn.

Built in the early 1800s, the barn has lived several lives, from livery stable to auction house to horse stable, before being carefully transformed into the wedding venue it is today. Much of its original structure remains, including the old beams, roof and rafters that give the space its unmistakable character.

The Carriage House now becomes the heart of the reception, with room for dinner, drinks and dancing, while the original Tack Room offers a charming place for the wedding cake, desserts and favours.

There is a private room for getting ready and, outside, acres of countryside, trees, water and rural scenery create beautiful possibilities for photographs.

One of the loveliest additions is the covered Open Air Gallery, which can host ceremonies, receptions and dancing while giving couples a little reassurance when Ontario weather decides to change its mind.

Historic, relaxed and filled with original character, Century Wedding Barn is for couples who want their wedding to feel connected to the countryside and to the generations that came before.