Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Yellowbrick on 39, Dover

A wedding at Yellowbrick on 39 in Dover pairs a historic barn with six acres of mature gardens. The barn has hand-hewn beams, exposed brick and floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the room with light, which your photographer and your wedding videographer will love. Outside, winding paths, seasonal blooms and the Hydrangea Porch with its rocking chairs make easy places for wedding photos.

You can get married outdoors in the gardens, along a tree-lined path, or inside the barn, and the property has several indoor and outdoor spots for ceremonies, cocktail hours and receptions. Getting ready happens at The Cottage, a renovated early 1900s yellow-brick home with five bedrooms and a big kitchen island, a great setting for pre-wedding pictures. A private gate opens onto the Norma Johnson Conservation Center, with more than 300 acres of woods, meadows and trails right next door.

Your wedding reception moves into the barn or out onto the patios, depending on the season and your guest list. Décor, planning meetings and day-of coordination come with the wedding day package, and the team helps with setup and teardown. With the Friday and Saturday package, up to ten people can stay overnight in The Cottage, so you wake up on your wedding day already at the venue. For video, the quiet rural setting means vows in the garden stay clear, with little traffic noise from the road.

• Call to book a tour; visits are by appointment.
• Walk the gardens and the path into the preserve with your photographer.
• Ask about capacity, catering and photo and video guidelines.

A little about Yellowbrick on 39

The yellow-brick cottage that gives the venue its name was built in the early 1900s and has been fully renovated. The property sits in Ohio's Amish Country, about three miles from I-77.