Silver Queen Farm is a rustic barn wedding venue located in Trumansburg, New York. The venue is a working fruit and vegetable farm with crops that provide a picturesque backdrop for your wedding photos. Silver Queen Farm sits on a 100-acre plot of land in the Finger Lakes with several spaces to choose from for ceremonies and receptions both inside and out. The barn is filled with rustic charm, but can be easily transformed to offer an elegant ambiance for your perfect wedding.

Facilities and Capacity

The large on-site barn has 30-foot wooden cross gable ceilings, and can host up to 200 guests. The space has a country aesthetic, but every couple is welcome to make it feel uniquely their own. Wedding ceremonies and receptions, as well as bridal showers, engagement parties, and even rehearsal dinners, can be held indoors or out. There is ample parking and the facility is wheelchair accessible.

Services Offered

Every wedding at Silver Queen Farm is different from the next. Understanding that each couple has their own set of ideas, needs, and desires for their special day, Silver Queen Farm works hard to make sure their couples’ weddings are perfect for them. They provide a variety of services to every couple, including:

• Exclusive venue use
• Event rentals
• Outside vendors welcomed
• Set up and clean up
• Wireless internet
• Tables and chairs
• Lighting and sound equipment

History

Silver Queen Farm owner Gordie Gallup had long dreamt of owning a working farm with a house on it for family to live. He worked as a home builder for 30 years, and used that experience to create his perfect family home and the stunningly charming wedding barn. Over the course of several decades and with the help of his two daughters, Gordie has finally achieved his dream.

Location

Silver Queen Farm is located between Ithaca and Watkins Glen. Nearby, there are several wineries, restaurants, and plenty of beautiful views. The working farm grows strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, potatoes, onions, garlic, peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, tomatillos, cauliflower, broccoli, kale, lettuce, cabbage, winter squash, corn, pumpkins, and more, for local farm to table restaurants, making for one-of-a-kind photo opportunities.