Rustic Farm

Knottingwood was cofounded by Dave & Cindy and Scott & Ashley. It was established in 2019 after 3 years of planning, looking at multiple properties and finding one perfect to fit our dream. Knottingwood is located in Southwestern Ontario, minutes from London Ontario, in Middlesex county. With over 35 acres of farmland and forests with multiple trails, you are guaranteed to have a gorgeous agricultural backdrop for all of your photos to complete any event. Here at knottingwood, your event is important to us. It is one of the reasons why finding a space to hold such important events took 3 years of searching. We wanted a place that felt like a little bit of heaven. With our property being in the country, and on 50 acres of land, you know you are getting an exclusive property that is far enough away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Knottingwood is able to host not only weddings, but celebrations of life, family reunions, proms, anniversary parties and any other event that calls for a celebration. We look forward to meeting all the couples that come to Knottingwood for their special event and to help make that dream a reality.

Your wedding service can be held outside on emerald green lawns surrounded by majestic pines, maples and mature gardens. There are several options, suited for larger and smaller weddings - one with a white arbor, Canadian flag and plenty of gardens, another with large maple tree and a beautiful blue spruce. A wide open field offers several backdrops to choose from; gardens with a rustic fence, or tall pine trees. Another option is upon a 24’ round palladium, with guests beneath 100 year-old maples - better suited for smaller weddings. All  locations are set up with vivid, rustic red benches, providing seating for approx. 200 guests. Hydro is available for each location, so your musical entertainer can accompany your service.

Our 18th century barn constructed of hand-hewn pine beams sets the stage for your event.  Though, it is the additional features that help you and your guests have the most comfortable and enjoyable time while visiting Maple Lane Haven. List of Features Intimate ceremonial gazebo adjacent to a 4-tier stone waterfall Spectacular bridal walkway to ceremonial area all landscaped with shrubbery and floral vegetation Shimmering pond with lighted fountain located directly beside the event space and gazebo A picture-perfect wrap around porch located directly off the barn Evening bonfire area with natural stone seating Well lit pathways and parking lot to ensure guests’ safety Private bridal suite with an ensuite Private groomsmen area with leather couches, billiard table, and television Complete serviced bar and bartender provided Round tables, upholstered chairs, and linens are provided for main floor The mezzanine has live edge walnut harvest tables with hardwood chairs Fully climate-controlled venue with heating and air conditioning Two stone fireplaces with leather couch seating Designated band/DJ area with tiled dance floor Buffet, plated, or family style dinner options provided in-house by gourmet chef Event support staff present during the duration of the event to ensure smooth transitions and adequate support to guests Seven permanent single washrooms in banquet hall to provide comfort and privacy State of the art sound system for speeches and background music Maple Lane Haven meets or exceeds all regulations set forth by the Ontario Fire Code and the Ontario Building Code. Our banquet facility is a fully accessible venue. We host one wedding per day as we want to make this the most memorable event of your lives, right from the rehearsal to the morning after when you might enjoy a delectable brunch with family and friends.

Located in the heart of Prince Edward County at 15786 Loyalist Parkway, The Red Barn at the Eddie is one of The County's most iconic venues. Reopening July 2021 for overnight accommodation, weddings, events and concerts. Reservation page opening July 15 Blooms on West Lake will reopen as Nellie's Shoppe specializing in products for parties, from Flowers to Gift wrap and Cheese to Canapés

Come share your celebration with us. Wedding, Stag & Doe, Shower, Retirement, Birthday, Awards Banquet – if it is worth celebrating, it is worth celebrating here. Marritt Hall and the Concession Building are suitable for a wide range of events. Marritt Hall can be divided into three smaller halls so there is sure to be something that suits your needs.  Certified kitchens, state of the art sound system, on site camping, ample parking and easy access are just a few of our features. Our expansive grounds open the possibilities to outdoor activities and tented events.  Outdoor Weddings, treasure hunts, pony rides – let your imagination run wild.

Welcome to Irvineside Farm!  We offer a unique and private space for your day.  It truly can become whatever you envision for the entire weekend.  From 3:00pm on Friday, until 11:00am on Sunday, the place is yours. We pride ourselves on not offering packages and not trying to become a ‘wedding mill’ that has another wedding in the wings or running concurrently. Be creative or laid back.  Adventure or chill. Our guests love the peaceful surroundings.  We have 8 acres with a small creek.  There is accommodation for up to 28 people (farmhouse for 4  and 24 in the glamping tents).  We see it as a ‘mini-destination’ wedding because your core group of 28 can stay on site for the weekend and you can still have up to 100 guests for the wedding and the reception. We have a luxurious 4 room washroom trailer on site with flush toilets, showers and unlimited hot water.  The drive shed and barn are spacious and picturesque.  We also have four (10’x20’) pop up tents to increase the outside space. We have enough on site cooking facilities for the overnight guests. ckmaggs@gmail.com Irvineside Farm

The Earth to Table Farm is located on 97 acres of beautiful farmland in Flamborough. With breathtaking views and ambience to spare, The Farm will provide you with the rustic chic wedding you’ve been dreaming of. This is a unique place that truly celebrates all that is good about food – and is the perfect backdrop for the celebration of your vows. We are now booking dates for 2022 and 2023 and cannot wait to meet our new Farm couples. Our Rooms The Barn Thoughtfully restored to match the significance of the occasion, The Farm takes a humble structure and makes it something magnificent. Featuring original wood beams and details from the 1800s, the furnishings include harvest tables that speak to the setting’s country ambience, while graceful chandeliers are suspended over the room in urbane counterpoint. Capacity: 240

Making a dream into a reality. In 2012, the barn and property were none other than parts of a typical original rural homestead. The place was well-loved and well-used -exactly how it should be out on the old country roads. But it had more potential... potential that Kim (owner-operator) saw from day one. Fast forward to 2017 and Willow Creek hosted its first wedding event. We couldn't be more appreciative of the support from our family, friends, neighbours, and most importantly, our clients. ​ If you are looking for the perfect spot for your special day, let our 24 acres of a flowing creek, spring-fed pond, century old barn and rustic country atmosphere be just the start of falling in love with Willow Creek.

Fanshawe Pioneer Village is an early example of the museum type known as a “Pioneer Village,” initially developed in mid-20th century Ontario by Conservation Authorities. Fanshawe Pioneer Village tells the story of rural communities in the former townships of Westminster, London, North Dorchester, Delaware, West Nissouri and Lobo in Middlesex County from 1820 to 1920 and the founding and development of the City of London up to 1840. Fanshawe Pioneer Village is owned and operated by the not-for-profit charity known as the London and Middlesex Heritage Museum with the support of the City of London, the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority, and the Municipality of Middlesex Centre. Spend a day in the 19th century at Fanshawe Pioneer Village. The past comes alive through daily demonstrations of 19th century life, trades, and farming practices.