Lullaby Farm is a serene wedding venue located off the Mission Ridge Drainage in Cashmere, Washington. Situated just outside of Wenatchee, about halfway between Spokane and Seattle, this slice of heaven offers a beautiful spot to commemorate timeless love stories. The unique venue blends naturally with the landscape and is ideal for couples who want to celebrate surrounded by simple, rustic elegance. Owner Julie owned the property for 11 years before moving into one of the 1906 farmhouses in 2017 and deciding to rehabilitate the land. She and her children adopted a turkey, dubbed Lola, which they were surprised to discover was male, and the idea for Lolaboy Farm was planted. Eventually renamed Lullaby Farm, the seven-acre estate is dotted with a meandering creek, a flower garden, and lots of chickens, sheep, goats, and dogs. On their special day, couples will enjoy 1,700 feet of Mission Creek frontage and spectacular views of Eastern Washington’s lush landscape and majestic mountains.

Facilities and Capacity
Lullaby Farm provides a number of outdoor sites and a distinctive shipping container barn for ceremonies and receptions. This wooden structure is draped with string lights and the open-air building is intimate and cozy and sits directly on the verdant grass, meaning guests can even go barefoot if they desire. Couples are also welcome to set up chairs, an altar, and say their vows wherever they like on the grounds. The property’s breathtaking flower garden, which features sunflowers, zinnias, roses, snap dragons, and more, is a particularly ethereal spot to tie the knot. Soon-to-be-newlyweds are invited to pick fresh blooms from this garden on the big day for their bouquet, boutonnière, hair, or centerpieces.

Services Offered
Weddings packages come with four hand-made farmhouse tables, seating for 32 on eclectic wooden chairs, festival lighting, and a floral chandelier. For larger parties, 19 60-foot round tables with linens are included to accommodate up to 150 guests. The venue offers two or three-day rentals, which allow couples to set up and decorate on Friday and host their nuptials all day on Saturday. Sundays can be used for a day-of after brunch and clean up.