Proulx Farm

Every season paints a farm differently, from the bright green of spring to the deep reds and oranges of fall. At Proulx Farm, couples simply choose their favourite and build an intimate wedding around it.

The Proulx family has owned and operated this farm in Cumberland (Ottawa) since 1920, when Napoleon Proulx bought the land. Today it is in its fourth generation, known for its sugar bush, berries, sweet corn and pumpkins.

The century farm offers a casual, natural setting for couples looking for something unique and relaxed rather than formal.

Planning here is meant to be fun. The farm has no requirement to use any vendor besides them, so couples keep full control over food and bar, music and photography.

If a cousin has a band, or an aunt runs a great food truck, that is welcome. Those personal touches are exactly what the family hopes will make the day memorable.

The farm also hosts corporate retreats, office parties and family gatherings through the year, so it is well used to welcoming groups into the fresh country air.

A couple might gather their closest people among the fields, then linger as the light changes over the farm that one family has cared for across more than a century.

For couples who want an intimate, easygoing wedding with the freedom to do things their own way, Proulx Farm offers a warm family setting just outside the city.