Ohio’s Eco-friendly destination wedding venue

Canyon Run Ranch, named for the limestone creek that meanders through the property, is a lush, expansive, 153-acre property showcasing wild Ohio at her best. Situated in the scenic Stillwater River Valley, couples wed in a romantic forested chapel, capture memorable images against naturally beautiful backdrops, share appetizers in the charming Milk Parlor, and celebrate under thousands of lights in the authentic, historic bank barn.

Pricing for Ceremony and Reception

Fridays and Sundays in May - $5,600 
 Saturdays in May - $6,600 
Fridays and Sundays in June - $5,600
Saturdays in June - $6,600
Fridays in July - $5,400
Saturdays in July - $6,400
Fridays in August - $5,400
Saturdays in August - $6,400
Fridays and Sundays in September- $5,700
Saturdays in Sept. - $6,700
Fridays and Sundays in October - $5,700
Saturdays in October- $6,700

Deduct $1,000 for ceremonies held off-site, i.e. church service

Ceremony Services

• Private apartment for the bride/groom and attendants 
• Dressing area for the bride/groom in the lower level of the barn
• Complimentary use of two 6-passenger golf carts and one 8-passenger Ranger to shuttle guests with mobility issues to the ceremony site
• Secluded ceremony site on a ridge in the woods with bench seating for 150
• Signature artisan-made curly willow arbor
• The historic barn in the event of inclement weather

Reception Amenities

• Use of the barn and grounds from 9:00 a.m. to midnight
• Venue coordinator
• Setup of venue-provided chivari chairs, your choice of round tables or rectangular tables for up to 150 guests
• Massive cotton drapes at the main entry and across the barn beams
• 1,000s of twinkle lights with wagon wheel chandeliers and candelabra
• 100s of Edison lights in the Milk Parlor and outdoor bistro area
• Charming restrooms with three private stalls, handicapped accessible
• Use of decorative items such as vintage tables, easels, log slices, signs, etc.
• Fire pit with wood provided, lit at dusk

Canyon Run Ranch Bee and Flower Farm:

• Solar-powered home and ranch and sustainable practices
• Forty acres of native Ohio wildflower fields
• Formal knot garden at the stone house
• Waterfalls
• Wetlands
• Stillwater River
• ​Beehives
• Farm animals; Tennessee Walkers - Red & Lightening, our goats - Clover, Kenny, Pop & Sweet Pea, & chickens, headed up by Handsome, the Welsummer Rooster​

Optional Services

• Event Coordinator
• Canyon Run’s raw Honey for guest favors
• Specialty linens
• Cut Flowers
• ‘Olive’ the photo camper