This rustic, farm-style event center is awash in white вЂ“ perfect for a wedding! The 2,400 sq. Built in the 1830s and restored in 2008, the barn rests on 83 acres filled with gardens, guesthouses and even a bridal suite in a 100-year-old building that once served as the propertyвЂ™s laundry house! From the gorgeous park exteriors to the exposed wood interiors, this venue is an excellent rustic venue smack dab in the middle of North Canton.ДЄfter being pronounced man and wife under an enchanting pondside fabric-draped pergola, couples getting married at Peacock Ridge, and 200 of their closest friends at family, can dance the night away under the spectacular, chandelier-adorned vaulted ceilings of the barn. The home, now a museum, and the surrounding gardens are a stunning backdrop for photos, and the park has several options for event spaces, from a banquet hall and patio that seats 400 to a cottage for 34. Hoover, is a quaint, Victorian residence settled snugly on Walsh UniversityвЂ™s Hoover Park, which was once the Hoover familyвЂ™s farmland. The childhood home of Hoover Company founder, William H. But for those wary of bad weather, there are six venues in a variety of styles and sizes, the largest of which can fit a whopping 390 guests, available for rent. On the shores of a 444-acre lake, the state park, which was established in 2010, is filled with towering trees and grassy fields perfect for outdoor ceremonies. The spacious property also allows for large, outdoor celebrations, and even has a fire pit for those fun reception sвЂ™mores!ДЇor outdoorsy, do-it-yourself couples, Wingfoot Lake State Park is a dream venue. Built in the 1830s, but restored in 2013, the barn, which seats upwards of 200, boasts impressive vaulted ceilings adorned with tulle and string lights. Only 20 minutes outside Akron, on an astonishing piece of 100-acre farmland, lies the big red barn of any rustic wedding plannerвЂ™s dreams. Perfect for cozy, intimate weddings, yet suitable for of up to 150 guests, this venue is positively overflowing with antique elements and country charm. 115 years later, John and Cindy purchased the farmhouse and poured their hearts into renovating it as an event space, while still maintaining its authenticity. The Civil War had just ended and the Miksch family was hard at work in Ohio building their own little piece of the American dream. Still owned and operated by the same family, the towering white barn that accommodates 200 is a ready-made wedding reception venue, and the surrounding landscape of windswept fields, a glittering pond and the a fairytale-level weeping willow provide a beautiful outdoor space for couples to say, вЂњI do.вЂќ So, brides, grab your triple-shot mocha, and letвЂ™s hit the road for a round up of some of the best rustic wedding venues in our area! AKRON AREAДЄfter decades spent as a family-owned dairy farm, this century-old barn has become a gorgeous rustic event space with an authentic country charm. But the truth is that it can be crazy difficult to find the barn, lodge or pond-side dock perfect for your wedding day, so let me take you on a tour of some of the top choices in Northeast Ohio.ДЇrom National Park gems to generations-old family farms, the selection is broad with perfect options for any budget or guest list. Hay fields, antique lace and exposed wood for days! The hallmarks of a shabby-chic wedding have become mainstream and brides are on the hunt for the best of the best when it comes to rustic event spaces.

The gish barn