Huber's Plantation Hall At Huber's Orchard & Winery is a wedding and event venue located in Borden, Indiana. Set upon a 750-acre operating farm, this location is surrounded by the picturesque landscapes of Indiana. The venue features a range of convenient modern amenities for holding celebrations small and large.

Facilities And Capacity

Couples can exchange vows against the backdrop of an apple orchard, beneath a white pergola flanked by picket fencing. Both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations of up to 750 guests can be accommodated in their Orchard Room and Vineyard Room. These two spaces can be opened up into one room, or cordoned off depending on your preference. Additionally, private get-ready suites are provided for the wedding party to prepare for this momentous occasion.

Services Offered

Let the experienced staff at Huber's Orchard & Winery assist you in planning an event that tells your story, your way. The professional in-house event planners can guide you throughout the ideation process. Using a hands-on approach, they will strive to assist in arranging as many of the details as possible. Additionally, the venue's staff will take care of the setup and cleanup of the event items they provide, allowing you and your partner to focus your attention on your wedding experience. For additional decor and event item needs, you can arrange rentals directly from the venue.

Cuisine

Huber's Orchard & Winery provides a quality range of on-site catering and bar services for wedding occasions. Couples can choose from a variety of menu options to set the tone of the occasion. Professionally trained staff can take care of bar duties throughout the event. Additionally, couples can choose between an open or cash bar for the big day.

History

The event location was only a mere 80-acre plot when the land was first settled upon by Simon Huber and his family in 1843. Arriving from the Baden-Baden region in Germany, he brought a wealth of knowledge surrounding fruit cultivation and wine-making. His ideas and methods have been passed down from generation to generation, preserving his place in history on the farm.