The Old Grove Farmstead
Venue Overview
The Old Grove Farmstead is a five-hectare country estate in Lipa City where a rustic red barn, windmill, lakeside views, and hidden pathways create a charming wedding backdrop
Facilities & Features
- Iconic red barn with banquet capacity for up to 300 guests
- The Windmill landmark and white picket fences for unique photo moments
- Harvest Cafe serving farm-fresh dishes, coffee, and cocktails
- Paddock with free-range animals and children's playground
- 500 sqm swimming pool, poolside deck, and hot tub area
- The Old Grove Village cottages and Barn House loft for overnight stays
- Full AV support, styling, lighting, and on-site Juan Carlo catering kitchen
- Ample parking, wheelchair-accessible facilities, free Wi-Fi, backup generator
Main Wedding Services
- Six-hour private venue rental with choice of barn, lakeside lawn, or pool deck
- Pre-nuptial photo shoot access across all estate areas
- Tables, chairs, linens, basic décor, and professional AV operation included
- Dedicated on-site event coordinator to manage flow and vendors
Other Services
- All-in wedding packages with styling, coordination, and full catering
- Overnight estate rental including Barn House and village cottages
- Farm tours, bonfires, and team-building activities for guests
- Vendor referrals for florals, entertainment, photography, and extras
Full Business Address
Purok 5, U. Mojares Street, Brgy. Lodlod, Lipa City, Batangas 4217 Philippines
Pricing & Packages
Package Name | Description | Price |
---|---|---|
All-In Wedding Package | Venue rental, styling, coordination, Juan Carlo catering for 150 pax | ₱179,999 |
Barn & Poolside Rental | Barn House loft, pool deck, lakeside lawn use for ceremony & reception | Price upon request |
What Sets Us Apart
- Authentic country-farm experience just hours from Metro Manila
- Private five-hectare estate guarantees exclusive use and privacy
- Partnership with top caterer Juan Carlo for world-class menus
- Variety of backdrops from barn to windmill to lakeside for storytelling
Notes & Tips
- Book 6–12 months ahead to secure peak weekend dates and lodging
- Schedule an on-site tour early to plan layout, photo spots, and backup options
- Confirm guest count and catering menu at least three months before the event
- Consider evening farm tours or bonfire extras for a memorable guest experience
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Questions To Ask
- What is the maximum seated capacity with the stage, dance floor, buffet lines, and photo booth in place?
- Are there LGU or barangay noise curfews we must follow, and what event end time do you enforce?
- What is included in the venue rental, and what additional fees apply including corkage and supplier accreditation?
- What is the rain plan, including backup indoor space, tents, flooring, the decision timeline, and any related fees?
- Is there a backup generator on site, what is its capacity, and which circuits are covered such as aircon, kitchen, lights, and sound?
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