Step inside Studebaker National Museum and immediately feel transported to an old but golden era! With vintage automobiles as the backdrop for your wedding day, you will throw a truly unique wedding experience that will leave you and your guests impressed for years to come! From the nation’s largest Presidential Carriage Collection, featuring President Lincoln’s Barouche, to many one-of-a-kind classics, Studebaker’s iconic car collection that spans the last 150 years will cast an amazing and special ambiance as you exchange your “I do’s” and celebrate the night among family and friends.

Ruthmere Campus comprises two historic properties that engage visitors with a unique experience of history, art and architecture. Whether you are taking a guided tour of Ruthmere Mansion or the historic Havilah Beardsley House, listening to a concert, participating in an educational program, or celebrating your nuptials with an unforgettable garden wedding, the experiences at Ruthmere are one of a kind and make a difference.

The Hopewell Barn is located about 1/2 mile south of the historic Hopewell Church. Built in 1872 and purchased by Deb in 2018, the church is listed on National Historic Register for its ties to Gene Stratton Porter. Gene was a famous author in the early 1900’s and the area of ‘Hopewell’ was used as the locale for the settings for several of her books. The name ‘Rustic Barn at Hopewell’ was selected to pay tribute to historic roots of the Hopewell area.

Built in 1928, as an Elks Temple, this property has been beautifully restored and renovated, while keeping its original character and charm. Climate-controlled for all-season events, on-site tables and Chiavari chairs are included for up to 200. Enjoy the flexibility of using cater of choice, and the freedom to bring in your own beverages and spirits.

The Blissful Barn is a lovingly restored vintage seasonal barn built in the 1860's, located in rural Three Oaks, Michigan. At Blissful Barn your wedding experience will bring you back in time 125 years to the rustic elegance of the mid 1800's. Set back in the middle of corn and wheat fields on a dead end road, where all you hear is a gentle breeze of the wind rustling the leaves.

North Lake Weddings & Events is a family owned wedding venue located in Berrien Springs, Michigan. ​Overlooking 40 acres, you and your guests are invited to enjoy spacious accommodations, endless privacy, breathtaking views & an unforgettable sunset. Rain or Shine, your day will be a dream come true! 400-person capacity venue featuring indoor/outdoor ceremony options, a full bridal suite with a private restroom, groom quarters & more.

Hidden Vineyard is a working farm and vineyard with an elegant old barn that looks out over the rolling fields. There is a large Catalpa tree near the barn that is the second-largest Catalpa tree in Michigan and makes for a wonderful outdoor ceremony site. The old barn hosts lovely receptions and has a large covered deck that overlooks the vineyard. 

Friendship Botanic Gardens is a unique, beautiful setting for the outdoor wedding and other special events. Weddings are scheduled from mid-May through mid-October. Fountains splash, birds sing, and trees tower above. The Gardens include over one hundred acres of woods and landscaped areas, providing one of the most beautiful outdoor venues in Northwest Indiana. The Gardens can accommodate a small and intimate wedding ceremony of a few family and friends, or a larger wedding ceremony up to 300 guests. Friendship Botanic Gardens welcomes and honors all marriages of all types. We do not discriminate against anyone. All weddings include chairs, use of the area for three hours and rehearsal privileges. Arrangements can be made for use of the Bridal Cabin and golf cart shuttle with driver to transport guests to the venue. Ceremonies and receptions will be customized by our wedding coordinator. Weddings over 400 guests can be custom designed to suit your needs.

Constructed in 1871 by Bavarian immigrant Philip H. Zorn Jr., Barrelhouse The Venue resides on the historic Zorn campus. As an annex to the brewery, Barrelhouse The Venue would manufacture beer barrels to house fresh beer prior to distribution around Northwest Indiana. Though unoccupied now, the original ice-house, brew-house, and malting building still stand across the street, a reminder of the dream Philip Zorn brought with him to America.