Once a local favorite for rustic weddings, barn dances and celebrations of all kinds,
Heart  of  Rock  Wedding  Venue
is returning to its farming roots as

Heart of Rock Herb Farm

After more than 25 wonderful years in the wedding industry, we celebrated our final event in 2024 and embraced a new chapter: the rich, fulfilling, and far-more-relaxing life of farming.

As part of this exciting transition, we’re gradually liquidating our extensive collection of wedding décor and props. Throughout the coming year, we’ll continue offering these treasures —vintage, antiques, and unique decor pieces— to couples planning their own special day. Be sure to explore our Wedding Décor pages and reach out with any questions.

Meanwhile, welcome to Heart of Rock Farm, where natural beauty and the spirit of the land offer nurturing in the form of herbs for culinary, medicinal, spiritual and creative purposes.

Visit our Farm Products page to discover what we’re currently growing and our vision for the future. Explore our carefully cultivated herbs and florals, each chosen for their culinary delights, healing properties, and inspiring beauty. Join us in celebrating the magic of plants for every aspect of life.

The herbal information shared on this site is intended for educational and informational purposes only. We approach herbs and flowers with curiosity, respect for tradition, and a love of growing plants, not as medical or professional advice. Everyone’s body and circumstances are different, and how a plant is used —or whether it’s appropriate for you— can vary widely.

A garden pathway with heart-shaped stepping stones, surrounded by various green and flowering bushes, with small garden lights lining the path and large rocks in the background.
Raised bed herb garden with plants climbing on posts, in front of red barn.

Our history as a wedding venue and this exciting transition to farming.

A bride and groom share their first dance during a wedding reception in a rustic barn with wooden walls and ceiling, decorated with hanging string lights and paper lanterns.

Photo Albums

(coming soon)

A decorative floral pallet backdrop with pink, white, and beige flowers and green foliage, and a chalkboard sign reading, 'Today I marry my best friend,' with small hearts and leaf illustrations.

Herb Education

Three small bags of dried herbs inside a wooden container. The herbs are labeled lavender, creeping buttercup, and rhododendron buds.
Bride and groom close together outdoors during sunset, bride holding a bouquet of white flowers and greenery.

(next date TBD)

Contact Us

Interested in learning more? Just reach out!

Use the contact form at right, or call or text: (503) 309-0318

If you have questions about herbs or specific wedding props, feel free to list the herb or item — and your questions — in the message block. Each wedding decor item has a listing number (such as “S26”). Referencing that number will help speed up a meaningful response.

Farm hours by appointment only...but we normally respond to messages fairly quickly.