Laurel Brooke Farm, located in Weston, Missouri, is a beautiful country estate wedding venue. The breathtaking 20-acre farm is surrounded by a pecan grove and vineyard. This venue is a country romantic setting for any wedding, whether you desire rustic charm or country elegance at its best. Laurel Brooke Farm offers both indoor and outdoor locations suitable for wedding celebrations. Event may include use of barn, grand deck, charming brick patio and our beautiful flower garden. The main house is also available for your out of town guests. The country estate is located on one of the highest points in Platte County; it features spectacular panoramic views and provides stunning photo locations. The barn is heated and cooled to accomodate any season of choice for your wedding. We host only one event per day so the day of your wedding is truly just your day. We would love to help make your day memorable, treasurable, and special!

Rental Fee Includes:

• 10 - 72 " rounds (seats 10-12)
• 10 - 60 " rounds (seats 8-10)
• 10 - 6' rectangles (seats 6-8)
• 4 - 8' rectangles (seats 8-10)
• Golf cart chauffeur
• Parking attendant (100+ guests)
• 150 cross-back farm chairs
• 100 Titan white folding chairs
• 100 generic white folding chairs
• Variety of yard games
• Laurel Brooke Farm's decor
• Use of prep kitchen
• Room set-up and tear down
• Outdoor set-up and tear down
• Use of indoor bar
• Indoor/outdoor mobile bar
• Use of the grounds for engagement photos with your photographer
• On site manager to answer questions/facilitate vendors prior to event
• Access to bride/groom suites
• General Cleaning
• Open licensed vendor policy
• 30 day out meeting to create floorplan and generic timeline
• Sweetheart table
• Special Bride/Groom seats
• Wine barrel cake table
• Rolling island

Rental Fee Does NOT Include:

• Day of Coordinator - $500
• Fire Pit - $200
• Linens (White, Black, Navy, Light Gray or Dark Gray) - $200

History:

Amish craftsmen from Jamesport, Missouri renovated the Laurel Brooke Farm barn. Their craftsmanship is also seen in the brick pillars at the entrance, the wooden windmill by the barn, the picnic table, and the picket benches. Between 2001 and 2017, the barn was used as a bed and breakfast, but in 2018 the then 3,000-square-foot space was expanded to 4,200 square feet and refurbished as an event space.