Our Story
Fred & Shannon Lacey - founders
Fred and Shannon Lacey started our family business in 2014 with the help of our grown children Fourth, Brent, Jennifer and Zac and their spouses, Nick, Samantha, Kristin and Ariatna, all participating to create a special family owned and operated business.
Fred and Shannon Lacey started our family business in 2014 with the help of our grown children Fourth, Brent, Jennifer and Zac and their spouses, Nick, Samantha, Kristin and Ariatna, all participating to create a special family owned and operated business.
Shannon's Dream
It was Shannon’s dream to move back to the country and have a family farm or ranch, so we began looking for our dream land a few years ago. But not until the engagement of our daughter, Jennifer, to Nick did we consider a farm and wedding venue. We loved the idea of creating a Wedding venue with a unique outdoor wedding experience under beautiful 150 year old oak trees.
It was Shannon’s dream to move back to the country and have a family farm or ranch, so we began looking for our dream land a few years ago. But not until the engagement of our daughter, Jennifer, to Nick did we consider a farm and wedding venue. We loved the idea of creating a Wedding venue with a unique outdoor wedding experience under beautiful 150 year old oak trees.
|
Beautiful Ponderosa Style Post & Beam Barn
This climate controlled wedding barn has 30 foot ceilings and 3 large chandeliers. We can accommodate up to 182 guest at 48" round tables. It has a bar , two restrooms and the Brides Quarters inside. This hallmark style wedding venue is convenient to Houston, College Station and Austin. Our beautiful wedding and event venue is conveniently located off US 290 and our entrance is on the very first scenic road in Texas, La Bahia Road (FM 390). We hope you will come out and see the natural beauty of our venue and the beauty we have created for your perfect day. |
Historical 150 Year Old Barn Outdoor Ceremony Site
Our outdoor ceremony site is located behind our historical old barn and covered by 150 year old live oak trees that provide comfort during the summer heat and protection during cold snaps. |