Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Lost Creek Memory Barn, Casstown

Lost Creek Memory Barn in Casstown sits on a working family farm of 199 acres, and a wedding here uses the whole setting. The grounds aren't formally landscaped, and that's the charm: barn siding, stone walls, brick, corn stalks and soybean fields all become backdrops for your wedding photos and video, changing with the season from spring to fall.

You can hold the rehearsal, the wedding ceremony and the reception all here. Ceremonies take place inside the barn or outdoors, and the farm welcomes bigger outdoor events because the property is so large. The historic farmhouse is available to the bridal party, a good place for getting-ready pictures before you head to the barn. Ask about carriage rides too, which give your photographer and videographer a memorable arrival or send-off.

Inside, the barn has 2,400 square feet and holds up to 210 guests for your wedding reception. There is no kitchen, so you choose your own caterer or bring your own food, and alcohol is permitted. Tables and chairs can be rented from the farm, and linens come from an outside rental company. The barn has no central air or heat, so think about the month when you plan, and know that open flames aren't allowed (battery candles are fine). New permanent restrooms are on the property, along with ample parking.

• The barn is available April through October; request your date through the farm.
• Plan your wedding day timeline around the season, since the barn isn't climate controlled.
• Walk the farm with your photographer and ask about photo and video guidelines.

A little about Lost Creek Memory Barn

The barn and house were built in 1889, and the family bought the farm in 1914, celebrating 100 years of ownership in 2014. The barn is named for Lostcreek, the creek that runs under and along the lane leading to it.