Lazy T Ranch and Guest House is a rustic countryside event venue in Manhattan, Kansas. Owners Ron and Chris Wilson strive to exceed your expectations and provide a unique and blissful wedding event for you and your guests at the ranch, which has become a favorite among Manhattan-area couples.

Facilities and Capacity

There are several options for venue spaces at the Lazy T Ranch and Guest House. Couples can choose from an outdoor event of up to 600 people or an indoor event of 250 guests. The natural landscaped areas can be utilized for your ceremony or reception, serving as a perfect backdrop for your event.

Services Offered

At Lazy T Ranch and Guest House, Ron and Chris Wilson have set up a fabulous approach to helping couples eliminate the need to run in a million directions. They have so many services to offer that planning is easy and all done in one place. As well as event rentals, planning assistance, and audio/visual equipment, couples can expect the following services and offerings at the ranch:

• Set up
• Clean up
• Pet-friendly grounds
• Liability insurance
• Wireless Internet
• In-house catering
• Showroom
• Delivery
• Cake

Accommodations

The historic Lazy T Ranch Guest House B&B is chock full of character from its original 1923 building. With six quaint rooms and a relaxing front porch, it feels just like home for families and couples looking to spend the night around their wedding event.

Catering

The in-house catering is diverse and plentiful, with desirable options for every couple and their parties. Choose from breakfast, lunch, or dinner menus, and with tastings available for couples, you can confidently decide what you want on your menu for the day. The ranch offers various serving options, including family style, buffet, stations, plated meals, and hors d'oeuvres. The talented culinary team works hard to create delectable food in all these styles:

• American
• German
• BBQ
• Local flavors
• Seafood
• Sandwiches

History

Originating in 1855 with Enoch Persons, the ranch was a homestead that passed through five generations of family. In 1958, it was bought by business people, and just 10 years later, it was sold to the Wilson family, who remained on the property. It is a working ranch along the Flint Hills with a rich history and many visitors.