The Palazzo is a spacious, 8,000 square foot reception hall in Botkins, Ohio. The open floor plan allows for all guests to gather in the same room. The large, hardwood dance floor is visible from every guest seat in the facility. The bride and groom will be the center of attention as they are seated at the head table. During the dinner portion of the evening, the bridal party is seated on the dance floor. The outdoor patio allows for additional space to serve guests dinner for larger weddings or serves as an additional space for guests to mingle. The Palazzo has been a family owned business since 2004. The Doseck family strives to make every bride and groom's wedding day as special and unique as they had always dreamed.

A Fort Wayne Landmark. Updated. Elegant. The Charles Fort Wayne is a unique space for life’s special events. The Charles offers not only once-in-a-lifetime weddings and receptions, but events of all types. Together, we create a seamless atmosphere striving to make your event flawless. With this extraordinary partnering, we believe the memory of your event will last a life time. Your Best Events Await!

Situated in Columbus Grove, OH, Black Bird Farm is a contemporary farm and wedding venue. A rural and homey location in Northwest Ohio for weddings with a traditional edge, this farm possesses a welcoming and sophisticated atmosphere. For a memorable wedding where you can express your commitment and celebrate your love, enjoy this peaceful and beautiful location. Black Bird Farm boasts 150 acres of lush farmland, a reflection of the pride of America’s breadbasket. Midwestern charm permeates this rustic location while large, open skies blanket it in the grandeur of nature. On the property is a turn-of-the-century farmhouse and complementary barn that gives the location a storied and historical romance. The barn boasts 4,500 square feet, allowing you enough room to seat up to 200 guests.

Hamilton Lake's Cold Springs evolved from a 1870 farm purchase by Simpson Watkins. By 1885, Watkins Grove hosted picnics, leading to a hotel (1898), dance hall, and early 1900s recreation. Cold Springs Cottage Park, platted in 1896, grew significantly, with a unique leasing system. Sundays featured bands and speakers. Visitors arrived by train. A larger hotel opened in 1914, and the dance hall became a central draw with live music. A beach area developed later. The hotel prospered through the 20th century, adding a bar and modernizing. An 18-hole golf course was built. Dancing remained popular with big bands, later transitioning to rock. Today, Cold Springs offers a hotel, dining, bar, beach, golf, cottages, and retro dances, still family-run after five generations.