The Pond
Discover a secluded haven for your elopement on an intimate stone patio, perched serenely above a tranquil pond. The setting exudes an air of privacy and enchantment, creating an idyllic space for exchanging vows and embracing the intimacy of your special day.
The Barn Lawn
For those couples who prefer an outdoor setting for their wedding, the Barn Lawn at Oak Hill offers an exceptional backdrop for your guests as they enjoy a view of our one-acre pond and forested hills. The Barn Lawn seats up to 250 guests.
WOODLAND FOREST
Nestled at the base of the Schoolhouse’s meandering paths, Oak Hill Farm’s latest ceremony site unfolds in a secluded setting amidst a flourishing walnut tree forest. Enhanced by a captivating canopy of string lights and framed by majestic tall pines, this location exudes a truly spectacular ambiance.
THE CHAPEL AT OAK HILL
The Chapel at Oak Hill is an exquisite 1860’s treasure, completely restored to its original condition but with modern amenities such as heat, A/C and a sound system. For added charm, allow us to transport you to and from your ceremony via our 1931 Ford Model A or horse-drawn carriage.
St. John’s was built in Guilford Township, about 14 miles from Oak Hill Farm, by German immigrants on land purchased for $10. Completed in 1868 and dedicated on September 18, 1870, the building offered its first wedding on June 2, 1874. Services were delivered in German until 1928 and after nearly a century, regular services ended in 1969, after which the church was rarely used.
St. John’s was moved to Oak Hill on September 18, 1996, 126 years to the day of its original dedication date. The first wedding at Oak Hill was my own on June 27, 1998. We started the business in 2000 and have hosted close to a thousand weddings since then! We would love to share with you the unique and memorable experience of Oak Hill Farm.
THE PATH OF PINES
The Pine Tree Path, adorned with twinkling string lights, provides an ideal setting for ceremonies, initial glances, self-made photo booths, and embellishments like suspended place cards and pictures.