You get a working rustic wedding plan by matching real details to the Manor Barn instead of forcing a theme onto it.

The Manor Barn holds up to 150 guests, and the all-inclusive price runs $15,000 to $21,000 depending on guest count and season. That price covers the ceremony and the reception in the same room, which matters for a rustic wedding — you're not renting a barn for photos and then moving everyone to a ballroom for dinner. Exposed beams, wood floors, and a structure built to look this way mean your decor budget goes toward flowers, lighting, and tablescapes instead of hiding a space that doesn't fit the theme. If you want exact numbers before you plan anything else, the room-by-room breakdown lives on pricing, next to the Garden Room and BoHo.

Every barn wedding at Saxon Manor comes with the same package: ceremony, reception, design and coordination, in-house chefs, bar and event staff, a photographer, a DJ, a tiered cake with tasting, and an officiant. You don't assemble a rustic wedding from nine separate vendors and hope they show up on the same day and agree with each other. One team plans the barn around your date, and the price you're quoted covers what actually happens on the day, not a starting figure that grows once you ask about lighting or a cake tasting. The full list of what's built into that number is on what's included, so you know exactly what you're comparing when you look at other Brooksville venues.

The barn sits at 103 S Saxon Ave in Brooksville, about 45 minutes from Tampa and 90 minutes from Orlando, which puts it within reach for guests coming from either city without an overnight commitment for most of them. Family owned, and weddings are the only thing the business does — there's no banquet hall booked the same weekend for a corporate event, no shared parking lot, no second bride getting the coordinator's attention at the same time as you. We're currently booking 2026 and 2027, so a rustic barn date is something to lock in early rather than assume will still be open closer to your season.

A rustic theme gives you a strong starting point, but it isn't a fixed look. Some couples keep the barn close to bare — natural wood, greenery, and candlelight doing most of the work. Others layer in family pieces: a grandmother's quilt as a table runner, mason jars from a family collection, a sign painted by someone in the wedding party. The barn's structure holds both approaches without looking unfinished or overdone, which is part of why it works as a rustic backdrop instead of a plain room dressed up to look like one.

Because the florist and the cake are already part of the package, you're not sourcing them separately or hoping two outside vendors coordinate on color. Enchanted Design & Floral, our sister company, designs the arrangements to work with the barn's wood tones rather than compete with them, and the tiered cake comes with a tasting so you're choosing a flavor and finish you've actually tried, not one from a photo. That's less coordination on your end and fewer places for a rustic theme to come apart between the ceremony and the reception.

The reason to plan a rustic barn wedding here specifically is the same reason to plan any wedding here: the price you're quoted is the wedding you get. There's no second number that shows up after you've already picked the barn, the florist, and the cake flavor. If the Manor Barn's capacity or price range doesn't match what you're picturing, say so early — the Garden Room and BoHo cover different guest counts and budgets, and it's a shorter conversation now than after you've built a whole rustic theme around a room that doesn't fit.