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The Barn at Springhouse
4.9 ★★★★★ 12 Google reviews · Garden wedding venue in Nicholasville, Kentucky
Plan your tour
- Capacity hosts up to 80 guests, per the venue's own info
- Rain plan an indoor or covered backup for the ceremony comes up in reviews and the venue's own info — confirm it holds your full guest list, since this is the one thing you can't reschedule
- Phone (859) 327-9849
- Website springhousegardens.com — most venues book tours right on their site
The setting
“Your property is such a special place, the grounds are beautifully manicured and the barn is the icing on the cake!”
Amenities couples mention
What couples say again and again
“We picked up some gorgeous flowers at Spring House Garden then walked over to The Barn for wine and a painting class with Kayla!”
From the reviews
Have you ever written a review when deep down you really wanted to keep it to yourself? This is one of those times, but I know it wouldn't be right - this place has to be shared. My daughter's wedding and reception at The Barn at Springhouse was absolutely magical.
If you are looking for a beautiful place for a wedding (or other gathering), you should check out the Barn at Springhouse. It is not only the beauty and elegance that made our son’s recent wedding there incredible, it was in large part due to Richard, Debbie and Kayla’s personal attention and enthusiasm.
⚜️ Our day of adventures in Lexington started in Jessamine County... Karen has really loved the artwork of Kayla Weber Nord, a local artists here in the Lexington and the Nicholasville area. Kayla has a beautiful studio in Jessamine County, where she teaches classes as well as housing and selling her masterpieces...
Great place for a small wedding or other special occasion..A small barn with a loft , great staff that was very hard working and friendly very beautiful and cozy atmosphere..
Getting married at The Barn at Springhouse
The Barn at Springhouse comes up for weddings — confirmed on their own site. Two things make the tour worth it. First, see the garden at the time of day and season you'd actually get married — a garden that glows at golden hour in June can look very different at noon in March, so ask what's in bloom for your date and walk the path your guests take from parking to ceremony to reception. Second, bring your real questions: the rain plan (where does the ceremony move, and does it hold everyone?), shade and bugs for a summer afternoon, the catering and bar policy, the music curfew, and exactly what's included — tables, chairs, setup, and teardown are where quotes quietly diverge. Popular garden dates book 12–18 months out, so if the tour feels right, ask what's open in your season before you leave.
