The white barn
The White Barn at Pineway Farms is a unique, one-of-a-kind, affordable wedding venue located near Longview, TX. The wedding barn is nestled amongst one hundred and eleven acres of lush farmland, sprinkled with sprawling oaks. It’s 3,500 square feet of climate-controlled vintage décor is highlighted by ten stunning French country chandeliers with Edison lighting. Flanking the white ship-lap walls are twelve matching sconces creating a neutral palette for any style or color theme.
As you enter the ten-foot hand-made custom doors, you will be impressed by the sixteen-foot tall subway tile mirrored wall which creates an incredible back-drop for your occasion.
There are two outdoor wedding locations available for an intimate wedding ceremony. A lovely, custom iron railing outlines the raised landing with extra wide steps that lead to a flagstone patio. Another option is the front of the White Barn featuring an eighteen-foot high pergola framing the impressive custom door, perfect for your grand entrance.
To assist your caterer, we offer a commercial prep kitchen with an ice maker and refrigerator.
A romantic bridal suite with natural lighting along the sixteen-foot make-up bar and charming accessories will add the perfect touch to your photographs on your special day.
services
Two 1-hour planning sessions with the Pineway Farms staff
1.5-hour engagement photoshoot and 1.5-hour bridal photo shoot
Venue provided tables (20) and chairs (200)
Clean-up of venue following client clean-up
Pineway Farms staff member will be on-site during your event
amenities
20 - 60” Round Tables
200 Industrial / Modern Metal Farmhouse Chairs
16’ Custom-made Serving Bar
Stately Antique Entry Table
The Shepard home
(spring 2021)
This Landmark 1917 residence was built in downtown Gladewater by A. F. "Doc" (1883-1957) and Berthal Phillips (1886- 1973) Shepperd, descendants of prominent early settlers. He was respected merchant, public official, civic worker and she a church leader, club woman, noted volunteer.
This fully restored clapboard residence was moved in 1983 to Pineway Farms. It features its original hardwood floors, beveled double-mirrored door, chandelier, brass hardware and 37 wooden sash, weigh-pulley windows. It has a large front room, a smaller back room with a fireplace, working kitchen, enclosed back porch and white picket fence.
The residence hosted social, cultural activities and took-in boarders when converted to room house during oil boom. For a while it was the Pink House Restaurant run by Fredalene Clark. Soon the Shepard home will be available for meetings, luncheons, receptions, showers, and any other event you may have planned.