After last week’s posts giving tips on how to find the perfect wedding venue, we thought it’d be fun to include a list of our favorite wedding venues in Kentucky!

GlenLary Estates

Over 80 acres of rolling bluegrass in the heart of horse country with a sophisticated southern charm vibe. The Lairy Cabin, built-in 1840 was restored to its present techno-rustic charm and wedding space surrounded by green pastures, serene pond views, and grazing horses.

Apiary Fine Catering & Events

A space that transports guests into a hidden world that blends Southern hospitality with old-world craftsmanship. Nestled behind historic brick walls crawling with ivy, this distinctly urban space is simultaneously grand and intimate.

Castle & Key

A distillery built-in 1887 inspired by European architecture with a site featuring the look of a castle, springhouse, and a sunken garden. It is now the birthplace of bourbon tourism that has been restored into a working distillery and event space for indoor and outdoor weddings.

Keeneland

A National Historic Landmark, featuring beautifully landscaped grounds with a thoroughbred racing facility, horse auction complex, and of course many horses and up-scale stables.

Hermitage Farm

A large farm surrounded by picture-perfect barns, paddocks, towering trees, and rolling pastures. The space also features a large house for bridal parties to get ready and/or stay in.

Clerestory at Greyline

Housed in a former bus depot & inspired by the original architecture of the space, the venue has floor-to-ceiling windows to admit light as well as a blank yet elevated and industrial space.

Kentucky Castle

A farm-to-table restaurant, boutique hotel, spa, and event space with a variety of event locations including a grand ballroom, large rooftop, outdoor garden space, and more.

Seelbach Hilton

Southern hospitality hotel with a turn-of-the-century décor creates an enchanting environment with the classic grand ballroom, large stairwell, gold accents, and overall great gatsby vibe.

Ashford Acres Inn

A unique, five-star bed and breakfast with five luxurious suites for overnight accommodations. Behind the bed and breakfast, you will find a new modern barn with white walls and many windows for natural light.

Peterson-Dumesnil House

A Victorian-Italianate house in the Crescent Hill neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky with its Italian villa façade, wrap-around porch, spiral staircase, distinctive cupola, and many more.