
Get married in a western town built out of a childhood dream.
Not a ballroom. Not a banquet hall. Thirty-five acres of barn, chapel, saloon and woods — and it’s all yours for the weekend.
Somebody built a town here. You get to throw a party in it.
In 1967 Albert Gagliano started turning a turn of the century farm into the western town he’d always pictured. Rodeos, trail rides, scout camps and weddings followed for fifty years. Today it’s Jennings Holler — same bones, same spirit, run by people who host festivals for a living.
Which means we are very good at one specific thing: a large number of happy people, outdoors, having the time of their lives, without anything going sideways.
“We get to build a community with a completely different group of folks than what we would typically have at the music festivals.”Melissa Weishaar · Owner

Four ways to do this
Sorted by guest count. Every one is a starting point — if something doesn’t fit, we change it. Prices are real and they’re on the page, because you have a budget and we’d rather not waste your afternoon.

Cozy Ranch Vibes
- Front half of Buckhorn Barn
- St. Rose Chapel ceremony
- Bar package for all your guests — unlimited beer, soda & water
- One Holler bartender
- 5 hours of reception

Inside & Outside
- Full Buckhorn Barn
- Wooded ceremony site — arch and white chairs set for you
- Bonfire package
- Bar tab, your limits — plus cash bar
- Two bartenders

The Gala
- Full Buckhorn Barn for dinner & reception
- Ceremony anywhere on the property
- Pavilion for hors d’oeuvres
- Saloon closed to the public for cocktail hour
- Open bar, 2–3 bartenders, bonfire
- Sound, full band production & booking*

Build Your Own
- Small wedding, but the Saloon is your vibe? Done.
- Vows, charcuterie and a fire, then camp? Done.
- Bring your own horses and dance all weekend? We have the room.
- Festival-scale celebration? That is literally our day job.
*Production and talent costs are billed separately, at cost. We don’t mark up your band.
The stuff other venues charge you for
Tables, chairs, the dance floor, the stage, the chandeliers, the parking, the day before to decorate. It’s in the price.

Pick your spot
Every ceremony site is $500, indoors or out. Rain plan included — there is always a roof within a short walk.
Weddings are expensive. We get it.
Here is the whole menu, no appointment required. A 15% service charge applies to the total, and bar gratuity is 20%.
Bar packages
20% gratuity is included on the bar tab for bartenders.
Add it on

Nobody has to drive home.
Tent sites are $25. RV sites are $80. Your favorite people wake up on the property, somebody makes coffee, and the day keeps going. It is the single most common thing couples tell us they’re glad they did.
It also quietly solves your rideshare problem, which out here is a real problem.
Things we do not provide
We’d rather tell you now than in month four of planning.
- Linens, plates, serving dishes and flatware. Use a rental company, or a caterer who brings them.
- Catering. Deliberately. Hire anyone you like, or bring your own food in. Professional caterers need day-of insurance naming Jennings Holler as co-insured, plus their food licensure.
- A full kitchen. The prep kitchen has prep tables and refrigeration — no stove, oven or sinks. Caterers are welcome to bring grills.
- Power or dump stations at campsites. Camping here is rustic on purpose. Generators are fine.
People we actually like working with
Not a required list. Hire whoever you love. These are just the folks who show up early, clean up after themselves, and have never once made us nervous.
The questions everyone has
What does it actually cost, all in?
Take your package, add your bar package times your guest count, add any extras, then add the 15% service charge. We’ll build the real number with you on a walkthrough — no obligation, no deposit to see it.
Can we bring our own caterer? Our own food?
Yes to both. We don’t have an exclusive catering contract and we never have. A professional caterer needs to give us a day-of insurance policy naming Jennings Holler as co-insured, plus their food licensure. If your aunt is making the food, that’s fine too.
What happens if it rains?
You move indoors and nobody panics. Between Buckhorn Barn, the Pavilion, the Saloon and St. Rose Chapel there is always covered space within a short walk of every ceremony site. We’ll set the rain plan at your walkthrough so the call on the day takes thirty seconds.
How much time do we get?
Packages include five hours of reception, plus access the day before to decorate. Early set-up and late tear-down — in on Wednesday, out on Monday — is $1,000 and worth every penny if you’re doing a lot yourself.
Can guests stay over?
Yes. Tent sites are $25, RV sites $80. Camping is rustic: no electricity or dump stations, generators welcome. Ask us about a weekend buyout if you want the whole place to yourselves.
Do you host more than one wedding a day?
No. Your day is your day. If you’ve booked the Saloon closed to the public, that’s shut too.
Is there a bridal suite?
The Red Barn Lounge, and it comes free with the full Buckhorn Barn. Mirrors, space, and a door that closes.
How do we hold a date?
Send the form below with your date and rough guest count. We’ll tell you within one business day whether it’s open and what it would cost. Dates hold with a signed contract and deposit — and Saturdays in September and October go first.
What a day here looks like
Real weddings on this property — the chapel, the woods, the barn and the saloon, in the order you would actually live them.












Photographs from a real wedding on the property.
Price it yourself
Pick what you want and watch the number move. Nothing here is a contract — it is the same math we would do with you on a walkthrough, just faster.
An estimate, not a quote. Bar gratuity of 20% applies to bar tabs and is not included above. Catering is yours to hire and is not in this number.
Send this with my inquiryLet’s see if we’re free.
Tell us the date and roughly how many people. We’ll come back within one business day with availability and a real number — not a brochure and a phone tag loop.
- An answer in one business dayAvailability and a ballpark cost, in writing.
- Walkthroughs are freeCome see it. Bring your mother. Let us know you’re coming first — no deposit, no pressure.
- Nothing is locked until you signWe hold nothing back and we don’t chase.


