MIDLAND FARMEst. 1786 · Rapidan, Virginia
MIDLAND FARM
A 240-year-old estate wedding venue in Rapidan, Virginia, in the heart of Orange County hunt country.
Tucked into the rolling hunt country of Orange County, Virginia, Midland Farm has stood watch over the Rapidan countryside since 1786. Today the estate is a working horse farm and a gathering place, where ceremonies unfold on the front lawn beneath white columns, and receptions glow under tents strung with lights on the back lawn.
We host a small number of weddings each year, so every couple has the farm, and our full attention, entirely to themselves.
Raised in 1786 by the Taylor family, kin to a future American president, the manor wears its Colonial Revival grace on land granted three centuries ago.
Ceremonies on the front lawn, tented receptions for up to 200 guests on the back lawn, and pastures, groves, and open Virginia sky in every direction.
Race horses graze the fences, the farm hums with life, and five bedrooms of on-site lodging keep your closest people near for the whole celebration.
Midland Farm sits in the Rapidan countryside of Orange County, Virginia, where the Piedmont begins its roll toward the Blue Ridge. Country roads, open pastures, and two and a half centuries of quiet.