As a full-service luxury venue providing superior service, we pride ourselves in taking care of every detail so that you can focus on what truly matters most: your marriage. Southwind Hills is nationally recognized as one of the top wedding venues. Your guests will be in awe of the landscape from the moment they step foot into this peaceful corner of Oklahoma, tucked away just 10 minutes south of Norman. We offer the most secluded and scenic settings for your special day and can accommodate up to 350 guests.

Welcome! We are a small town, very private event venue with that country barn wedding and cottage theme but with flashes of luxury with our gorgeous chandelier and chandelier ceiling fans. Huge porches on the sides that lit at night with Edison string lights. Lots of room and a massive dance floor depending on your setup.

With our venue, we provide tables, chairs and tablecloths as well as benches for outdoor ceremonies. We have bridal and groom suites, as well as a small prep kitchen. We also have a variety of decor couples are welcome to borrow to mix in with their own decorations and theme, such as lanterns, greenery, whiskey barrels, wooden spools, burlap runners, galvanized items and more! Our outdoor ceremony areas both have large, wooden arbors and one ceremony site overlooks a beautiful pond with a large fountain.

Lazy A Ranch is 12 miles east of Ada Ok. Multiple private country scenic ceremony choices on our 10 acres. We have a full kitchen, bridal & grooms suites and a 3,500 reception hall. Package includes 13 guest tables, 5 serving tables and 100 chairs.

Whether you are imagining an intimate ceremony with your closest family and friends or an extravagant reception to celebrate with everyone you know, you’ll find everything you are looking for at The Springs in Norman.

From its vantage point on Persimmon Hill in Oklahoma City, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum commands a rare view of the American West. In half a century it has grown from a Hall of Fame honoring the American cowboy to a world-class institution housing extraordinary collections of art, artifacts, and archival materials. Although Western fine art has long been its primary focus, the Museum today collects a broad array of material that reflects the variety of peoples, cultures, and historical currents found in the West.