7,200
sq ft
Reception Hall
Black vaulted ceiling, a two-story cathedral window, and a built-in bar. Seats over 300, not counting the wedding party.

Kay County
Thirty acres with a creek, a two-acre pond, and a room built to face them. Indoor and outdoor ceremony sites, both included.
Kay County
Blackwell is a straight run north to the state line and then a short way further. Kay County couples are often surprised to learn the license from their own courthouse will not work for a Kansas ceremony. You need a Kansas one, and any Kansas district court will issue it.
Because the ceremony happens in Kansas, you need a Kansas license. An Oklahoma license from your home county will not work here, whatever it cost you. Any Kansas district court can issue one; the nearest to the property is the Sumner County District Court in Wellington.
The Land
The creek winds the length of the property. The pond sits at two acres, wide enough to hold the sky at sunset and close enough to the building that your photographer will not need a golf cart.
The rest is open prairie. Every venue within an hour of here is a room with a parking lot attached. This is land first. The building was sited to face it.

The Spaces
Spaces that work together, built around the experience
7,200
sq ft
Black vaulted ceiling, a two-story cathedral window, and a built-in bar. Seats over 300, not counting the wedding party.
2,400
sq ft
Open-sided and covered. Ceremonies, dancing, or a band. It changes job three times in an evening.
1,800
sq ft
A loft overlooking the hall, with the bridal suite off it. Sleeps twelve on a two-day rental.
Your guests
Guests crossing up from Kay County pass Kansas Star on the way in. It is the closest lodging to the property and the block most Oklahoma couples end up using.

Areas we serve
If your guest list is spread out, these are the other areas we serve closest to here.
The calendar is online and it is real. If a date shows open, it is open. You do not have to fill in a form to find out.