La Esperanza-Ranch is a family owned farm located in rural Delco, just thirty minutes from Wilmington, and a short drive from Leland, NC. The ranch boasts a beautiful and tranquil countryside setting. The family keeps horses in the stable, and has transformed a section of the ranch as a venue to host wedding receptions, birthday celebrations and other events.

The Lucas Farm was originally an 1875 tobacco farm. It has been transformed into a picturesque estate nestled in nearly 500 acres of longleaf pine stands. The farm features a refurbished farm house where the bride and bridal party get ready, a bar shed, caterers kitchen, climate controlled barn featuring the original wood inside, a new barn that can be used as the plan or rain backup plan, a lovely pecan orchard for outdoor ceremony and a refurbished schoolhouse for the groom and groomsmen to get ready. The venue can seat as many as 200 guests. The Lucas Farm has a serene and relaxed atmosphere.

Malachi Meadows is a beautiful new venue in the Coastal Carolina area, just fifteen minutes from downtown Wilmington. Malachi Meadows offers a stunning indoor event space with a touch of country and a ton of elegance. Home to the most stunning double staircase for a grand entrance or introduction. The outside garden area is surrounded by lush greenery with a large brick fireplace and patio. New to the venue, is a beautiful pavilion with chandelier and plenty of lighting. Perfect for cocktail hour. At Malachi Meadows, the options are endless and is the perfect choice for your special day!

Rustic charm brings together a perfect location for a wedding. With 42 different colors of stained wood, our walls offer something unique for photos and conversation. All hand stained by our family and friends to bring a vision to life. We love to see our space transformed for each unique couple to fit their esthetic. The best part is, spend little or a lot and the space always comes together perfectly.

We're excited to extend an invitation to Timberlee Farm, the premier wedding destination in Southeastern North Carolina. Situated on 40 acres in Pender County near the town of Wallace, NC and just north of Wilmington, NC, our husband-and-wife team avows to turn your wedding into an enchanting fairytale affair. Our sprawling property boasts breathtaking countryside and offers a stunning backdrop for your special day. The venue features a beautiful barn, which serves as the main event space and can accommodate up to 200 guests. Timberlee Farm also has a charming garden area and a scenic pond that serve as an outdoor ceremony location, perfect for exchanging vows under the open sky. The property offers ample photo opportunities with its picturesque scenery. We look forward to meeting you!

"I want an Outdoor Ceremony with an Indoor Reception", is what we hear every day. :) We've got you covered! You, your guests, and photographer will enjoy our open fields, woods, pond w/Japanese footbridge, and cabanas overlooking the Cape Fear River. Our Indoor venue has Heat and A/C making it comfortable year round. There is something magical about it and people comment all the time about the wonderful feeling there is inside. It is soft, sparkly, and has a hushed elegance with just enough wood to make it comfortable. It is practically decorated for you with lights, chandeliers, draping, and seating up to 150. AND...you can use our decor for free! Truly, you get SO much more than just a building for your event...you get a destination. We love seeing your guests enjoying the beauty of our little slice of heaven. We know you will love it too. Come and see us.

Were happy of extending an invitation to share our 300 acres of rolling pastures, ponds, and black water swamps and invite you to make your day the most special day. Rolling pastures and pine-lined ponds this picturesque landscape is perfect for outdoor lovers. Antique tractors and Live oak trees swing are scattered about for the perfect setting for your perfect event

Elegant Rustic Weddings in North Carolina. Gregory Farms is North Carolina's most stunning destination for outdoor wedding ceremonies and receptions. Our family-owned working blueberry farm adds sincere rustic charm and a beautiful landscape for your special day. Consider holding your event near our serene pond, out amongst the vineyard, in front of our barn. All of the spaces are blank canvases where your dreams can come alive.

Venue for events such as Family Reunions, Weddings & Receptions, Birthdays, Bridal or Baby Showers, Meetings, Corporate Events, and much more! You get indoor and outdoor space with each booking. We have an on-site caterer or you can bring your own food.

Located just miles outside of the city of Wilmington, Greenlands Farm offers a serene setting for weddings, receptions, and private parties. Greenlands Farm welcomes you to celebrate your special occasion at their beautifully manicured 12 acre farm with gardens, pastures, and rural views. Build your dream celebration event here and create memories to last a lifetime. Designed as a sustainable homestead farm, the land at Greenlands Farm has sustained 3 generations of families. The farm is also home to the rescued farm animals of Helpers Of Our Farm, providing them sanctuary in the farm’s pastures. When here, our guests feel they are a part of the beauty of nature: the setting of Greenlands Farm will leave your guests amazed with its natural beauty.

The Barn at Rock Creek offers an authentic farm setting and attention to detail. Our venue was created with a bride and groom in mind who love the simple things in life. The property provides a rustic, yet elegant backdrop for any kind of celebration. The land that The Barn at Rock Creek is situated on was once the Dixie Evans farm owned and operated by the Henry family. It came to belong to the Ward family circa 1970 when Robert G. Ward, father of Mary Ward Padgett, bought the land and continued the tradition of farming soybeans and corn until 2012.

In the year of 1762, Mr. Newberry and Mr. Thames purchased the land from Mr. Gray. In the deed, there was mention of a sawmill and grist mill on the place, but no mention of a house. In 1833 Mr. Byrne purchased the land from Mr. Newberry. At this time the house and store were on the land. Later on Mr. Byrne sold the land, and it change hands several times..." The house served as a mill home, store, and the Gray's Creek post office for many years.