Absolutely dreamy wedding venue. It is a genuine pleasure, every time I'm here.
Gorgeous spot for a wedding or party. Casper is great to work with.
Our wedding day at the Roxbury Barn was nothing short of amazing. The estate is breathtaking and well taken care of - constantly updated and groomed. Casper and Kim offered a ton of advice and were always available to help in every way possible. We received a list (nearly 50 pages long) of every bit of information needed to plan a wedding at the barn. This included vendor suggestions, lodging info, photographers/videographers, entertainment, rental places and more. The barn provided all seating and tables (and set up) for cocktail hour, ceremony and reception and worked with me in deciding how to arrange it all. There is a huge kitchen on the bottom floor of the barn where your caterer can set up and prepare your food fresh. They offer golf carts (and drivers) to help the caterers and guest around the grounds. There are string lights hung all over the property that add a romantic feel to your wedding night. Every detail has been thought of. It is an absolutely magical place. And the staff is even more wonderful. I can't say enough kind words about them- especially Kim whom I bothered the most with countless questions and worries. She was quick to put my mind at ease. Planning a wedding is quite a stressful experience but having Casper and Kim made it enjoyable. I truly loved every second of my wedding day thanks to The Roxbury Barn.
Emily & Marty (June 18, 2016 wedding)
From start to finish truly a wonderful and rich experience. Staff very professional.
So glad I went ahead and hired full planning. There was no detail left untouched.
From handpicked welcome baskets delivered to guests rental homes, to delivery of wine and chocolates to those staying in hotels- it was really a masterpiece. An event that beautifully captured a blend of backgrounds, a blend of families.
It was a destination wedding in the sense that everyone (including bride and groom) had to drive, fly or both! But once people arrived, greeted by a handsome glass of proseco, driven to the top of the pavilion, met by the melodies of a handsome Spanish guitar duothey got it. They understood the magic of this place. The unique charm that with the help of my awesome wedding planner, months of planning, weekly FaceTime sessions became so much more- a reflection of possibilities. The possibilities grounded in mutual love and unique interests.
Airbnb, homeaway, Roxbury motel were great. The green list (I believe that's what it was called) was essential!
Superb-all around superb.
Beautiful property to have a wedding, but that is all you get. They don't provide food or drink which means it has to be provided from an outside sourse, either precooked or cooked in the barns basement, which will be very expensive and quality will suffer. They do not have linens or plateware on site either. More on this.
The barn is nice , but very, very small and most of the seating is on the second floor, which splits up the crowd. Any toast or speech will only be seen by half the guests, and the 16'x16' dance floor is directly infront of the main entrance making it more cramped.
The ceremony area is a very nice pine grove up on a hill, but a decent walk for any elderly guests to the happy hour hut and barn. Also, for the ladies, heels are a bad idea. They do have golf carts to shuttle any guests, but was only an option at extra cost. You will have to decorate everything yourself with very little time to do so.
The place is not close to any lodging except some recommended BnBs or "single rooms for rent" spread across the area. Buses would be a nightmare. Not to mention if you get lost on the way there or from, good luck with a cellphone signal. No calling for help or directions at all.
As mentioned before, they provide very little for the, in my opinion, unreasonable price for what you get. Not only this, but there are only a few vendors who are aware of the troubles they will encounter shuttling food to and fro around the property via golf carts. They do provide a list of these venders, but only after receaving a non-refundable 2 thousand dollar deposite. So, I can't even get an idea of what it would cost me to have the wedding there without spending 2k that I will never see again.
Perhaps my biggest gripe would be the lady that showed my fiancé and myself around the property. I am aware if how the wedding business goes, the bride is the focal point. However, I was not so much as looked at almost the entire time. Her back was to me several times. Even my questions were answered to my fiance. Until the time when we were talking money. Then it was all about me. I understand that the bride is usually more particular about the details, but I felt completely ignored and this didn't make me want to spend a dime there.
Truly a very nice place to have a small wedding, but you will be doing EVERYTHING yourself. If you choose to have it here, get a good wedding planner/manager and prepare to have a very stressful day.