Wedding Photographers & Videographers at The Home Farm Barn, Indiana

A wedding at The Home Farm Barn in Indiana gives your photographer and videographer a lot to work with. The restored, hand-hewn barn sits on 10 acres of rolling hills, and inside there are 14,000 square feet across three indoor spaces, from a soaring hall to a lower floor lined with antique tractors and classic cars. The grounds outside add weeping willows and open countryside for wedding photos.

You can hold the whole wedding day here. Your wedding ceremony can be outdoors on the Veranda, 2,400 square feet of stamped stone looking over the landscape, or indoors in the Gallery, which is also the plan for bad weather. The Gallery has a grand staircase up to the Great Hall that makes a lovely spot for pictures of the two of you. Portraits and cocktail hour move down to the Stables among the old cars, and the bridal party gets ready in an air-conditioned tack room.

Your wedding reception fills the Great Hall on the upper level, with a 28-foot ceiling, 6,100 square feet of wood floors, dimmable vintage pendant lights, sliding barn doors and a rustic bar. A raised loft looks down over the hall, worth asking about as a place for your videographer during the toasts and first dance. The barn holds up to 250 guests. The three-day wedding weekend package includes exclusive use, a day-of coordinator, a bartender and a DJ who also runs sound for the ceremony, which helps your wedding film pick up clear vows.

• Parking is limited to 30 cars, so plan on the barn's trolley for guests.
• Music ends by 9 p.m. and everyone leaves by 10, so build your timeline backward.
• Ask about photo and video guidelines and walk the property with your photographer.

A little about The Home Farm Barn

The barn was built around 1867, when the farm trained harness racing horses. The family that runs it bought the land in 1946 and grew cabbage and potatoes there, and four generations have called it home.