Foxen Canyon Ranch is a working cattle ranch tucked away on over 200 acres. We are located on the Santa Ynez Valley wine trail, just 30 minutes north of Santa Barbara. A striking white barn welcomes you and your guests as you arrive. Open gardens, expansive lawns and century old oaks, provide the perfect atmosphere for any event. There are infinite possibilities for events of different sizes, levels of grandeur or intimacy with plenty of interior and outdoor spaces. The ranch is designed to be the canvas for your unique creation and ideas.

Zaca Mesa Winery is a large estate that can hold up to 200 guests. With several indoor and outdoor celebration areas, this California property offers endless possibilities. For vow exchanges beneath the California sunshine, you and your love can say "I do" at the Grenache Blanc Vineyard Lawn. This airy space is graced with a century-old oak tree and majestic vistas of the San Rafael mountains. For an indoor wedding extravaganza, you and your guests can retreat to the property's modern View Room. Here, everyone can enjoy a wonderful meal and clink wine glasses next to 9ft-tall glass sliding doors and windows, which offer panoramic views of the Zaca Mesa estate. Zaca Mesa Winery also offers a variety of idyllic backdrops for memorable wedding photos. The Barrel Room is perfect for striking, directed shots, while a romantic stroll through the vineyard makes for heartfelt, candid images.

La Arboleda is nestled in the center of the Santa Rita Hills with beautiful ceremony backdrops abundant throughout. The estate sits on acres of walnut & olive trees and features entertainment pavilions, a bar, and stage. The rustic dining pavilion is wrapped in glass and trellised with blooming vines. A waterfall feeds into a meandering stream that flows through the heart of the property. The lush and rustic setting truly feels like the perfect escape for an unforgettable wedding weekend.

Dovecote Ranch is tucked away on 250 acres of pasture, vineyard, lake, and rolling hills in the heart of wine country, just 40 minutes north of Santa Barbara. Around every turn awaits another breathtaking location for guests to create lasting memories and unforgettable images. Choose your site for the rehearsal dinner, ceremony, and reception. Then capture your event with your choice of picturesque locations for wedding party, first look, and newlywed photographs. Here you'll find vineyard, pond, lake, pasture, meadow and other rustic landscapes.

Today, our vineyards and winery comprise an important part of my family’s agricultural operations, and we’re fortunate to have vineyards that yield enough high-quality fruit to estate bottle all our wines. My wife, Diane, and I are proud that our son and daughters, the fourth generation of Gaineys in the Santa Ynez Valley, are continuing our family’s tradition of farming and winemaking in this most beautiful region of California. We invite you to come to visit us the next time you’re in Santa Barbara wine country.

Cottonwood has a diversity of sites to host wedding ceremonies & receptions to both our wine club members and to the public. By hosting your event here you get access to the whole property and count with a hospitality staff that will help you with everything you need! Over the years we’ve had the pleasure to host weddings of couples from around the central coast. We pride ourselves in quality, and attention to detail to accommodate intimate weddings of 50 guests and large celebrations for up to 300 guests. Each one of our packages has been determined according to your needs, so you can have your dream wedding in the picturesque Santa Maria Valley.

Originally a part of the Ran­cho Cor­ral de Piedra and one of the oldest existing milking barns in the county. Rancho Corral de piedra was a 30,911-acre (125.09 km2) Mex­i­can land grant in present day San Luis Obispo County, Cal­i­for­nia con­sist­ing of two square leagues given in 1841 by Gov­er­nor Juan B. Alvarado to José María Villav­i­cen­cio, with an exten­sion of five square leagues given in 1846, by Gov­er­nor Pio Pico. The grant was located between present day San Luis Obispo and Arroyo Grande, and bounded on the south by Arroyo Grande Creek