The covered shelter

Nearly 3,000 square feet under a roof and open on the sides, with reclaimed wood church pews facing the arbor and the fields beyond. It gives you an outdoor ceremony that doesn't depend on the forecast: shade in August, cover in a shower, and the breeze either way. It works just as well for cocktail hour, a rehearsal dinner or a dance floor.

Reclaimed wood church pews in the covered open-air ceremony shelter at Lone Oak Parkton

The groom's quarters

Often the groom is an afterthought. Not here. His side of the wedding party gets its own building with room to spread out: seating, a mini bar for a toast before the ceremony, a TV, a private bathroom, and parking right outside so nobody has to walk past the bridal suite.

  • Seating for the groomsmen
  • Mini bar
  • Flat-screen TV
  • Private bathroom
  • Dedicated parking
Groomsmen at the bar inside the groom's quarters at Lone Oak Parkton, reclaimed wood walls behind them

Around the shelter

Couple's first kiss at the arbor under the covered shelter at Lone Oak Parkton, guests seated in church pews
Welcome sign and draped greenery at the entrance to the covered shelter at Lone Oak Parkton
Greenery hanging from the posts of the covered shelter, open fields beyond, at Lone Oak Parkton
Groom lifting the bride in front of the open barn doors at Lone Oak Parkton
Bride and groom dancing in the rain under an umbrella in the field at Lone Oak Parkton
Groomsmen posing in an antique horse carriage on the grounds at Lone Oak Parkton
Sitting area in the groom's quarters at Lone Oak Parkton with leather couch, armchairs and a rug
The groom's quarters at Lone Oak Parkton with armoire, armchairs and reclaimed wood walls
The groom's barn and covered shelter lit up at dusk at Lone Oak Parkton

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