There are two parking lots associated with the church: You are welcome to park in either. Please be mindful that there the Church and School are right next to one another. Further directions below.

Parking Lot off Monticello Rd: The church will be on your left hand side, please enter through the main doors on the front

Parking Lot off Johnson Dr: The church will be on your right hand side, please enter through the main doors on the front

Upon entering the Church, you will receive a pamphlet that includes information regarding the process of the ceremony, the readings for the service, songs, and wedding party. Do not worry, we will make sure you will not be lost!

The first three front rows on either side of the center aisle will be reserved for the bridal party and immediate family. Otherwise, you can sit where you want in the other rows in the center aisle

Once the ceremony ends, please make your way out of the church as bride and groom will have limited time for cleanup and photos. We will meet you at the reception before dinner!

The Timber Barn was built in 2015 by Steve Frey and his son Donovan. The wood outside was donated by Fort Leavenworth when they cleared old growth for new housing. The white weathered wood was take from the Tin Barn you can see across the street from the venue, it was part of Vaughn's Apple Orchard that closed years ago. It is all held together with wooden pegs, with the mallets that were used to hammer them all in placed above the front door.

The Chandelier was another Steven invention, hand crafted with wheels left on the farm from the early 1900s and apple pickers as the light covers. Up past that is a real cupula, the wheel on the east wall turns to open the windows and let hot air out.

The Timber Barn stands on the hill where part of the battle of Bee Creek was fought, and many native artifacts have been found all over the property.

The farm has been a working farm for decades, changing hands many times. One famous owner of the property was Mary Vineyard: Abraham Lincolns girlfriend before he married Mary Todd. He proposed to her several times and she turned down everyone. You can find her resting place in Weston and on her head stone it reads "Here lies Mary Vineyard who turned down Abraham Lincolns marriage proposal in 1837". You can see her original tobacco barn to the West.

As you enter onto the property, there will be an open gate on your right side. Helpful staff will be there to guide you to your parking spots and to the venue.

Send off will be at 9 PM!

We encourage everyone to bring their cowboy boots for dancing!