The Barn at Grant Station

Since 1893, this stunning property has been a part of the community, and it is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Your wedding will be one for the record books because to the fantastic new improvements that have been made to this property. You can choose our stunning beachfront for the island wedding you've always wanted, or you can get married in our old-fashioned barn, which is perfect for a lovely wedding in the southern style. Prepare yourself in the seclusion of The Benson House, which is located close to the Barn. We offer packages that will make it possible for any couple to create a day that none of their guests will ever forget. In 2015, Cassie and Jerad, who would later become her husband, relocated to Florida. It wasn't long after she moved that she started working for Grant Station. She has 10 years of experience working in Customer Service and Management, all of which have helped her to transition into her current role as Venue Specialist with ease. Cassie is a Certified Venue Professional thanks to the fact that she earned her accreditation in her field from The Bridal Society. You name an adventure, and these two have probably experienced it together at some point. Chris, who has such a strong interest in exploring new places, desired to establish a community that is steeped in originality. Chris started the refurbishment of Grant Station in 2011 and building of The Barn at Grant Station Events in the same year. Since then, they have launched a number of businesses, including Rib City, Old Grant Creamery, Island Paddle, and The Barn, and they still have a few more projects in the works. Chris and Judy Pozgar are the proud new owners of the Historic Grant Station. Although it operates as a different company from the restaurant, the wedding venue is still wholly owned by the same people. The restaurant may be found on the first floor of the Old Grant Grocery, while the Wedding Venue can be found on the northern side of the property.