Where should we get married? (the venue part 2)

After the Crawford's Barn disaster I asked Casey to find a place for us to look at for the wedding. On a quick trip to the grocery store Casey saw his choice for a place and was on the phone that morning to make an appointment. That afternoon Casey, his mom, and I were getting the grand tour of the Lockeford Inn, a bed and breakfast which had been restored for over six years before it was opened to the public. It was beautiful both inside and out with classically decorated rooms and a garden that was overflowing with flowers even in December. Most of all we loved Lori the wonderfully adorable inn proprietor who was an amazing story teller and seemed truly interested in who we were and all of our wedding plans. Unfortunately there was a problem we just couldn't get past, both the ceremony and reception had to be held outside and there was no other choice. With a late April wedding we were more than a little worried about a rainy day and unfortunately we had to say goodbye to the Lockeford Inn.