Princeton + Tiskilwa wedding weekends
One wedding.
A whole weekend
together.
Celebrate at The Barn at Hornbaker Gardens, explore a retreat at The Wildflower, and help more of your guests find their kind of stay at Hungry World Farm.
Explore wedding guest lodging
The celebration
The Barn at
Hornbaker Gardens
Build the weekend around your celebration. Contact the venue directly for wedding dates, event details, and venue arrangements.
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A countryside retreat
The Wildflower
Explore the cabins and nature-focused setting for your wedding weekend. Contact The Wildflower directly about lodging availability and any event-related arrangements.
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More room for your guest list
Big group stays
at Hungry World Farm.
Give guests more choice with yurt-glamping tents and affordable on-farm apartments. Combine spaces for families, friends, and wedding guests, subject to availability.
The farm’s listed sleeping arrangements accommodate 68 people across all lodging. Larger groups require agreed additional arrangements; availability varies. See group options and capacity details.
Ask about your guest groupSomething to do
between the celebrations.
Arrange a farm visit, explore Hornbaker Gardens in season, or meet friends for a meal in town. Activities and lodging are booked separately; no room block, transport, or group event is reserved by sending an inquiry.
Bringing more people?
One gathering.
Different ways to stay.
There are great lodging and attraction options for all kinds of big groups: extended families, church retreats, college and school groups, corporate getaways, and wedding parties. Stay together or spread out across places that fit each person’s budget and style, then meet up for shared adventures.
For a wedding at The Barn, the bride might choose a cabin at The Wildflower, while the groom or other guests choose affordable on-farm apartments at Hungry World Farm. Others might prefer Tiskilwa Inn or camping at Condit’s Ranch. Your group can share the celebration without all booking the same kind of stay.
Build in a garden visit, a meal in town, a canal walk, or a prearranged farm experience. Book lodging and group activities separately, and plan how everyone will travel between them.