Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Century Farms, Carrollton

A wedding at Century Farms in Carrollton happens in an old dairy barn set among the rolling hills of Carroll County. Inside, reclaimed barnwood floors, exposed beams, an old hay feeder and the original silo give your wedding photos real character, and the grounds outside give your photographer and your wedding videographer woods, oaks and open sky to work with.

You have three places for your wedding ceremony. The Pergola Between the Oaks is outdoors and holds up to 250 guests. The Stone Stage is a woodland amphitheater for up to 140, reached by a crushed limestone path through the trees, a lovely walk for a processional on film. If you'd rather stay inside, the indoor ceremony space has twinkling lights, a wooden arbor and a lit aisle with double doors. Couples get ready and stay overnight in the on-site villas, which have hair and makeup space, five hotel rooms between them, a kitchenette and a living room.

Your wedding reception is upstairs in the barn, which seats up to 200 at Amish-made tables, no linens needed. Cocktail hour can spill onto the deck by the fire table, with oversized yard games for guests. You bring your own licensed caterer, while all drinks come through the venue's bar with security on hand. Your package runs from 9 a.m. to midnight on your wedding day, which leaves plenty of time for pictures in the woods before dinner. The barn is insulated and open all year, and a hotel sits right across the street for guests.

• Choose your ceremony spot and a backup at your first tour or open house.
• Walk the limestone path and pergola with your photographer at your ceremony time.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines and vendor setup times.

A little about Century Farms

The barn was built in 1937 as a dairy barn, later used for storage and then renovated as a private home. It opened as a wedding venue in 2017 and has hosted more than 400 weddings since.