Say it under the oaks. Dance in the pines. Stay the night.
Six weddings in 2027, on forty-two acres of oak meadow and tall pine, for up to 300 guests.
Six dates. One wedding at a time.
We keep weddings rare on purpose. Each year we open just six dates, one wedding per date, so the event grounds are yours for the day and nobody is packing up a stranger’s reception before yours begins.
The property isn’t one venue. It’s a string of places in the trees, each with its own light and its own hour. Your guests move with the day: vows in the meadow, dinner over the fire, dancing after dark.
- Wedding dates
- Six in 2027
- Guests
- Up to 300
- Overnight on property
- Up to 24
- Photography editing suite
- On site
- Dinner
- Grill-your-own steak
- Dancing
- Outdoor stage & dance floor
- Wine
- Bottle shop & tasting area
- Season
- May – June, September – November
Every corner has its own moment
Here’s how a wedding moves across the property, from the first chair set out to the last lantern switched off.
The ceremony in the oak meadow
Open grass under old oaks, with light coming through the canopy in the late afternoon. It’s quiet here. The deer that migrate through this meadow have long stopped minding company.
Nothing to decorate around, and nothing competing with the two of you.
The photography editing suite
Your photographer is welcome to work from our photography editing suite on the property, with a real workspace for reviewing and editing the day’s shots.
It’s one less thing to haul in, and one more reason the day runs smoothly.
Dinner at the Tall Pines Asado
Live fire and long tables beneath hundred-foot pines. Our grill-your-own-steak program turns dinner into something your guests do together, not just something served to them.
Everything on the table comes from growers within reach of this valley.
Dancing at the Lucky Horseshoe
Our open-air stage in the trees comes with a dance floor, and becomes whatever the night calls for: a band and mirror balls with the forest lit up around you, or two acoustic guitars and nothing overhead but stars.
It’s wired for live streaming, so family who can’t make the trip can still watch.
Where the wedding party sleeps
Overnight accommodations for up to 24 guests. The bride and her group get ready in a private VIP suite up at the lodge, the wedding party has private trailers including our vintage Airstream, and glamping tents are tucked into their own pockets of the property. Real beds, real linens, and wind in the pines outside.
When the music ends, we switch off every light on the ranch for true-dark stargazing.
The bottle shop & tasting area
For your wedding, we open our bottle shop, which supplies the outdoor kitchen and wine tasting area. It’s curated by a certified sommelier, with boutique and biodynamic bottles from Southern Oregon and beyond. You get sommelier support from the first tasting to the last pour: we’ll build your wedding wine list with you and pair it to your dinner.
All wine, beer, and spirits are served by the ranch.
Three steps to your date
Reach out
Tell us your preferred season and guest count. With only six dates, earlier is better.
Walk the ranch
We’re open by appointment only. Come see the meadow, the pines, and the Lucky Horseshoe in person.
Hold your date
Once it’s yours, we plan the day together, from dinner to where everyone sleeps.
We understand fire
We live and work in fire country, so we take it seriously. Fire safety isn’t an add-on here. It shapes how we care for the land and when we host weddings.
No weddings in peak fire season
We don’t book weddings during high-to-extreme fire season, typically July and August. That way you’re never at risk of losing your date, or your money, to a fire closure.
Mapped from above
We map our property from the air with survey-grade drone technology, tracking fuels, access routes, and defensible space so our safety plans are built on real data.
The Divine Fire Foundation
Our nonprofit, the Divine Fire Foundation, works on fire safety, forest stewardship, and wildfire awareness. Most of the ranch has already been fire-mitigated through that work, and more is underway.
Learn about the foundation →
Come walk the ranch with us.
Tell us a little about your day, and we’ll set up a time to show you around.