The Larkmoor Estate · Weddings & events

Say it under our sky.

A lakeside estate for weddings, long dinners and the kind of night people describe badly for years because words don't hold it.

Click the sky to send a lantern up

Three rooms, one of them the sky.

Every booking gets the whole estate — these are just where the night gathers.

Wedding ceremony set beneath trees

The Lakeside Lawn

40–240 guests

Vows at the water's edge, cocktail hour as the sun drops behind the tree line.

A long dinner table dressed with flowers and candles

The Long Barn

60–160 guests

One heroic table under oak beams, or rounds by the fire — the barn does both.

Candlelight and glassware at an evening celebration

The Glasshouse

20–90 guests

Dinner under glass and climbing vines, lit almost entirely by candle.

110 guests

The Glasshouse

20–90

Candlelit dinners and small ceremonies under glass.

The Long Barn

60–160

Oak beams, one very long table, a fireplace that works.

The Lakeside Lawn

40–240

Ceremonies at the water with the estate behind you.

For 110, we'd show you The Lakeside Lawn first.

The estate and its courtyard at dusk

This season, honestly.

We host one celebration a day, ever. Here's what's actually left — no “call for availability” games.

October2 Saturdays open
November4 dates open
Decemberholiday parties only
May1 Saturday left
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The manor and gardens at twilight
Ceremony chairs on the lawn
The long table dressed for dinner
“At midnight the staff lit lanterns on the water without being asked. Our guests still talk about the lanterns.”

A September couple Sample

Asked on every tour.

What does a wedding at Larkmoor cost?+

Estate hire starts at $7,800 for off-peak dates and $12,500 for peak Saturdays, with catering from our kitchen priced per head. You'll get an exact all-in quote at the tour — one page, no asterisks.

Can we bring our own caterer or florist?+

Florists, photographers and bands — bring whoever you love. Food and bar stay with our kitchen; it's half of what people remember, so we don't outsource it.

Is there a rain plan?+

Always. Every lawn ceremony holds a reserved wet-weather mirror in the Barn or Glasshouse, decided by noon on the day, not scrambled at four.

Where do guests stay?+

Eleven rooms sleep 26 on the estate; three partner inns within ten minutes hold blocks for the rest. We coordinate the whole map for you.

How far out should we book?+

Peak Saturdays go 12 to 18 months ahead. Fridays, Sundays and the colder months are kinder — and honestly, the lanterns look better in October.

Come see it at golden hour.

Tours run Thursday through Sunday, timed to end at the lake as the light goes. Bring whoever needs convincing.