At this time, Silverbell Weddings & Events will be closed for the 2027 wedding season as we begin renovations to our historic barn.
We are incredibly excited about the changes ahead and the beautiful new possibilities they will bring to our venue. However, in order to give this project the time and attention it deserves, we have made the decision to pause weddings and events while construction is underway.
We look forward to welcoming couples back for tours beginning around September 2027, with bookings available for the 2028 wedding season.
Thank you for your understanding and for sharing in our excitement as we begin this next chapter. We can't wait to show you what we've been working on!

Silverbell Farms is the host of Silverbell Weddings & Events. We are a family farm established in 1921 that had housed dairy cows, hogs, chickens, and turkeys throughout the years. The animals are gone, and the fourth generation is now operating the farm breathing new life into as a wedding and events venue.


Silverbell Weddings & Events is my dream come true. In the summer of 1990, my family moved onto my Grandparent’s farm and spawned my love for the land. My childhood memories include games in the barns and adventures across the farm with my brother and cousins. My passion for theatre led me to earn my degree in stagecraft and technical production. But the farm called me home. Now I’ve combined my loves—the land and unforgettable experiences—to give couples beautiful country-style weddings. If rustic charm speaks to your heart, I’d love to help bring your event to life.
Check out this video of Silverbell Weddings & Events made by Northwest Camera Works.
This brides veil is stunning in the canola field. Of course, her Mr. Right and Chewie (the brides first love) can’t be missed right by her side. (Photography by Luba)
Contributing Businesses: Satin N Sage Events LLC, Florian Events, Believe Bride,
Tuxedo Gallery, LisaMichelle Eigler, and Ashley Cook at Embellish Salon.
Our barn was so beautiful this summer with
the sunflower field. (Thomas Thayer Imagery)
Contributing Businesses: TD Walsh Farms, inc.
Family portrait. (KC England Photography)