A vintage carriage trimmed with pink flowers beside The Woodmont Farm sign, with green pasture and blue sky behind it

Est. 2019

A working horse farm, open for the days that matter

Pasture, fence lines, and a barn that still smells of hay and leather — The Woodmont Farm hosts weddings, celebrations, and unhurried visits with our horses.

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The Woodmont Farm

Three ways the farm opens its gate

Ceremonies in the open

Vows beside the fence line, a flower-trimmed carriage at the gate, and pasture light that does most of the work.

Gatherings in the barn

Long tables down the aisle of a working stable — warm wood, soft lanterns, and horses looking on from the stalls.

Days with the horses

Grooming, groundwork, and quiet time in the barn for families and small groups who want the farm, not a stage set.

A rider in a white hat seen from behind, riding a light-colored horse along the pasture fence line

Out in the fields

The horses set the pace here

Mornings begin in the barn and end somewhere along the tree line. Between the two, the farm keeps a rhythm that guests can step into: a hand on a warm shoulder, a slow ride past the fencing, an afternoon that nobody hurries.

Whether you come for a wedding or an hour in the stable, you are visiting a farm that is still very much at work.

More about the farm

An adult and a child brushing a horse together inside the wooden barn — Grooming lessons in the barn aisle — one of the first things children ask to do again.

A horse looking out over a wooden stall gate inside the barn — Stalls open onto the aisle, so the barn stays part of every gathering we host.

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