Located in Bradfordsville, Kentucky, The Tucker Homestead is a historic wedding venue. Constructed in 1910, this elegant setting can provide a memorable backdrop for your celebrations. The home was originally constructed by Mr. Tom Thornton before becoming a part of the Tucker family in the 1930s. Between the modern amenities, historic character, and picture-worthy property, it provides a place well suited for "I dos."

Facilities and Capacity

The Tucker Homestead is enveloped by 2,500 acres of lush pasture and mature trees. This idyllic landscape helps to enhance this historic home, which was completely and lovingly refurbished in 2010. Here, you can take your wedding photos on the beautiful staircase in the open foyer. Nearly weds and their entourage can also get ready in a suite, providing a stunning backdrop for first look photos as well. For the vow exchange, couples can utilize the framed alter. Once the ceremony is complete, the newlyweds and their loved ones can adjourn to the outside terrace which is complete with a fireplace. This venue also features a covered patio and is suited to anniversaries, showers, and other related events.

Services Offered

The team at The Tucker Homestead allows couples to stay for one night and day for their wedding here. There are also two other additional accommodations on the farm for those traveling from out of town. For the event's meal, the team partners with a catering company or you can choose from one of their approved food service vendors. The team is eager to host you and your loved ones at their property.