The Kelley Farm

The Kelley Farm is a rustic, vintage-style wedding venue located in Bonney Lake, Washington. The venue offers both indoor and outdoor areas for your ceremony and reception on their rural farm. Rich in history, guests can marvel at the modernized barn reception space and the couple can prepare for the day ahead in the 100-year-old bridal cottage, now the get-ready suite. The Kelley Farm prides itself on its experienced staff, high-quality service, beautiful gardens, gorgeous views, and rich history.

Services Offered
This full-service venue has been hosting weddings since 2007. The century-old bridal cottage is the perfect, peaceful spot for the couple to get ready for the big day in. The bespoke cottage features separate dressing rooms for each of the pair, a private bathroom, a porch, and a kitchen. The experienced staff at The Kelley Farm will help you with your event planning and assist you with setup on the day of your celebration. There’s plenty of overnight lodging nearby for your out-of-town guests, as well as retail stores and access to major highways. Additional services include:

• Tables
• Chairs
• Pet friendly
• Wireless Internet
• Parking
• Wheelchair accessible
• Projector and screen
• 6 Partnered Caterers

Facilities and Capacity
Couples can accommodate up to 300 guests at this rustic yet glamorous venue. The vintage wedding Barn features gorgeous chandeliers, delicate wall sconces, and pendant lights. It also boasts modern amenities, such as heated floors, bathrooms, and audio/visual equipment. If you need additional space for the celebrations, couples can also opt to add a tent. You can say your “I do's” in their gorgeous Garden, a spacious setting adjacent to their reception barn, boasting beautiful sunset views and seasonal blooms. You and your spouse can exchange your vows underneath one of two romantic arbors. For your cocktail hour, your guests can mingle on the outdoor patio. This private, secluded setting with expansive views of the farmland can also be used for large ceremonies.

History
John Ezra Kelley purchased the Kelley Farmhouse as a wedding gift to his bride Sadie Crader Crider in 1907. Today, it still remains a romantic setting for intimate and lavish weddings. The Corliss family has worked hard to retain its history while showcasing its natural beauty. In 2001, they purchased the remaining 60 acres of the Kelley property, and have restored the grounds and buildings to be even better than their original condition.