Your barn decor should work with the building, not fight it.

The Manor Barn holds up to 150 guests, and the space reads as finished the moment the lights go up. Exposed wood, high ceilings, and an open floor plan mean you're not decorating a blank room. You're layering onto a space that already has texture and a point of view. The mistake most couples make with barn venues is treating them like a warehouse that needs to be filled. Here, less is closer to right. A few well-placed elements read as intentional. A room stuffed with rented arches and drapery reads as an apology for the building, and this building doesn't need one.

That changes the math on decor. Instead of budgeting for wall coverage, string lights everywhere, and a dozen rental pieces to disguise bare structure, you're budgeting for accents: centerpieces, an arch or arbor for the ceremony point, table linens, and lighting that shifts the mood from afternoon to evening. That's a shorter list, and it's a cheaper one. It also means the decisions you do make carry more weight, because there's less visual noise competing with them.

This is the same logic behind the venue's pricing. Manor Barn packages run $15,000 to $21,000 all-inclusive for up to 150 guests, and decor is one part of a quoted total, not a separate scramble after you've booked the room. You'll know the number before you start picking colors, which is the point. Full detail on what's inside that price is on the pricing page.

Every Manor Barn package includes design and coordination as part of the quoted price, along with an in-house team that handles setup and breakdown. That covers the structural decisions: table layout, flow between ceremony and reception, and coordination with your florist so the room comes together on schedule. It does not mean the room looks generic. It means the baseline work — the part that takes professional judgment about scale and flow in this specific building — is handled before you ever start picking fabric swatches.

What's yours to add is the personal layer: your colors, your florals through Enchanted Design & Floral, signage, a specific seating chart, and any personal touches like family heirlooms or a particular cake design. The full list of what's built into every package, including the officiant, photographer, and DJ, is laid out on the what's-included page, so you can see exactly where the line sits before you start planning around it.

If you want to go further into personalizing the barn specifically — themes, seasonal touches, how much you can bring in versus rent through the venue — that's covered in more depth on this page. The short version: the barn gives you a strong starting point, the package gives you a team that knows the room, and the decisions that make it feel like your wedding are still entirely yours.