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A Country Rose Florist: Our Favorite Tallahassee Venues

A Country Rose Reveals Our Favorite Tallahassee Venues:

 BarnHouse Events 

 The BarnHouse is a unique, intimate venue space that caters to all event types, and is perfect for small to medium weddings.  Nestled on more than 100 acres at the edge of Plantation Country, the venue provides a natural, rustic setting surrounded by fields and towering oak trees. Located just south of Monticello, Florida, the BarnHouse is convenient to and easily accessible from Tallahassee and surrounding areas. A cabin on property and the BarnHouse loft may be used as dressing and meeting spaces for bridal parties, and the BarnHouse itself provides the perfect space for food and beverage services as well as entertainment staff to operate from.

Photo Credit: Donna Irene Photography http://donnairenephotography.com/


Photo Credit: Donna Irene Photography http://donnairenephotography.com/



BarnHouse Events Contact Information:        

1255 WPA Road | Lamont, FL 32336
     850.510.9687 | 850.510.4220

Owned and Opperated by the Kelly Family 
http://www.barnhouseevents.com/home





 As always, we would love to help you plan and prepare
for your special day at A Country Rose Florist located in 
 The Wedding suite Tallahassee!

Visit our Vendors at The Wedding Suite:

Sweet Tea Events :  Event Planning 
A Piece of Cake Events:  Event Planning
Kay Meyer Photograhpy: Photograhpy
That's Mine Monnogramming: Monnogramming
Terri Smith Details: Rentals Chairs and Accents
A Country Rose: Florist
The Vintage Room: Vintage Rentals 
Beautifully Brushed : Makeup Artist 
Amplify Entertainment: DJ 




Comments

  1. JackJuly 21, 2017 at 7:13 AM

    These are really amazing venues dear and it would be really my dream wedding if i had my wedding in a place like this. All the very best!

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