Planning perspective
What to consider before reaching out
A strong first conversation is about fit, not just availability. Share your date, approximate guest count, location, and the feeling you want the day to have. Ask what is included, what typically changes the final quote, and what decisions need to be made earliest.
For a venue partner, confirm how communication works, who will be present on the day, and how the team handles changes. Pricing was not included in the supplied research, so request a current, itemized proposal directly from the business.
Why this business stood out
The verified notes
- Priced more affordably than many comparable VT venues
- Owners John and Emily personally welcome every couple
- Farm animals (sheep, horses) add character to photos
In their clients’ words
What people say on Google
Samantha Longo
4 years ago
I highly recommend Landgoes Farm! Finding a wedding venue can be a difficult task. My husband and I started touring all of these places and were in shock on how expensive places were and how little they offered or how complicated they seemed to make things. When we went to Landgoes Farm we felt at peace. The property is absolutely gorgeous. The barn is spacious and the surrounding grounds are well maintained. We then met the owners John and Emily who were welcoming and answered all of our questions. We knew from the moment we arrived at Landgoes Farm that we were going to get married there. You get to support local Vermont farmers, they offer so much support, the price is a steal, and the pr...
Elizabeth Biron
3 years ago
I wouldn’t consider a Vermont wedding anywhere else. The pastoral surroundings and elegant touches created the perfect setting for a lifetime of happiness. Emily and John were the consummate hosts 💐
Katharine Ayrault
7 years ago
We were there this past weekend for Sara and Cabot Savidge's wedding. What an AMAZING spot! The farm is beautiful! We loved the sheep at the back end of the parking field, the big horse in with the little horse as we walked up to the barn. It was a wonderful wedding, and the barn provided a safe haven during those incredible thunderstorms.
Andrea Truedson
3 years ago
Beautiful rustic venue and amazing views
Tyler Dodge
3 years ago
This was a great place for a wedding. Beautiful views. Large barn for reception. Only down side was not a lot of handicap parking.
Reviews from Google. Read all of them on Google.
Getting here
How far is this from home?
Pick the city you and most of your guests will be driving from and we will estimate the trip.
An estimate for planning, not live traffic. Leafy weekends in October always take longer.
For your guests
Lovely places to stay nearby
Woodstock Inn & Resort
The anchor hotel in the village, ideal for a room block.
Kedron Valley Inn, South Woodstock
Country rooms minutes from the village green.
Twin Farms, Barnard
An all-inclusive splurge for the wedding night.
Three stops worth the detour
Somewhere pretty for photographs, and somewhere warm for a good cup of coffee.
Sleepy Hollow Farm, Pomfret
The most photographed farm lane in Vermont.
Quechee Gorge
A bridge walk over Vermont's deepest gorge.
Mon Vert Cafe, Woodstock
Warm little cafe on the corner for coffee and pastries.
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Editorial note: this profile is based only on the vendor research supplied to New England Celebrations. It is not a paid endorsement, interview, or first-person testimonial. Pricing and availability are on request.