The Barn at Haywood Creek, LLC

11/09/2024

10/20/2024

Love these western/boho vibes!!❤️🤠

BTW…all can be easily incorporated here at the Barn with many items already available.

10/09/2024

Happy Anniversary to the Sands!!❤️❤️

I’d gladly work 14 hours in 87° Tennessee heat every wedding if the result ends in smiles like these ❤️

Raigan & Austin are officially “Mr. & Mrs. Sands” and I’m blessed to have gotten so close to this sweet family❤️

Venue: The Barn at Haywood Creek, LLC
Photography: Always Abbey Photography
Florals: Christy Gaines' Custom Floral
Makeup: Kaitlyn Michelle Baker
Bridal Makeup & Coordinator: Aaliyah Roberts
DJ: Dallas Smith
Hair: Jessica Wilson
Cake: Alanna Tyler

10/07/2024

This sweet couple somehow managed to carve out just enough time from their busy work schedules for a wedding and honeymoon! Thank you for allowing The Barn at Haywood Creek to host the beginning of your “Happily Ever After”! Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Johns! Many blessings for your future together!

09/21/2024

Kicking off the fall wedding season with a simple, but sweet little wedding.
Congratulations Jason and Amanda, now Mr. and Mrs. Allen! Thank you for choosing The Barn at Haywood Creek for your wedding venue! May God bless your future together!

09/19/2024

Harvest time!
Trust Farms, you might have some farm help one day! 🚜🌽
Trust Farms

09/14/2024

I’ve recently been pondering the stats for the correlation of wedding costs vs. marriage longevity. So here’s just a sampling of what I found…

theknot.com
…“from the Emory study: Couples who spent less than $1,000 on their wedding were 47 percent more likely to stay together than those who spent over $20,000. Which pretty much proves that, when it comes to spending, more isn't always more. “

csus.edu
“…Furthermore, in the sample of all persons, sample of men, and sample of women, spending less than $1,000 on the wedding is associated with an 82% to 93% decrease in the odds of reporting wedding-related debt stress relative to spending between $5,000 and $10,000. If wedding expenditures are indeed associated with debt stress, then it is possible that wedding expenses raise the likelihood of marital dissolution given that prior literature suggests a link between economic stress and marital dissolution.”

cnn.com
“…A new study found that couples who spend less on their wedding tend to have longer-lasting marriages than those who splurge. The study, by two economics professors at Emory University, found a similar correlation between less-expensive engagement rings and lower divorce rates.

…Specifically, the study found that women whose wedding costs more than $20,000 divorced at a rate roughly 1.6 times higher than women whose wedding costs between $5,000 and $10,000. And couples who spent $1,000 or less on their big day had a lower than average rate of divorce.”

In conclusion, The Barn at Haywood Creek offers very affordable wedding packages that won’t cause debt stress for you and your spouse for years to come.

*931-309-9321-your hotline for beautiful, rustic and affordable weddings!

08/17/2024

Don’t forget to vote for all your community favorites! Y’all made me a finalist in the event venue category last year!! Thank you all so very much!! I’d certainly appreciate the vote again this year!! I’d love to be a Winner!!

https://api.secondstreetapp.com/m_c_t/55618606/243585617

*voting takes place through Sept. 1st and can be done once per hour

08/08/2024

Happy Anniversary to the Holts!!❤️❤️