The oaks
Spanish moss overhead, a paver walkway down the center, azaleas and a pine-straw path out to the wooden gate.
A working farm west of Jacksonville
Married under the oaks.
A family-run wedding venue on a working farm, forty minutes west of Jacksonville.
Every inquiry gets a real answer in under a minute, any hour.
Diane grew up on this land.
It was a commercial poultry farm, then hay, then beef cattle. Glenn and Diane met in high school, married, and raised six children out here. In 2017 we opened the gates and let couples get married under the oaks.
Over 100 acres, most of it open pasture. Live oaks with Spanish moss stand over the ceremony site, with a paver walkway down the middle, azaleas along the edge and a pine-straw path to a wooden gate. The pews face the trees. The Reception Barn is open air and over 2,500 square feet. The Manor House is white, two stories, porches lined with rocking chairs.
And there are four horses out front, Shrimpy, Fancy, Twiggy and Louie, who will end up in your photographs whether you planned on it or not.
The spaces
Four places, one wedding a day.
We only host one event a day, so the whole farm is yours from the time you arrive until the last car leaves.
The Reception Barn
Open air, over 2,500 square feet, three chandeliers and a light wall. Two hundred guests seated with room to dance.
The Manor House
White, two stories, porches lined with rocking chairs. The lower level is held for the wedding party on the day.
The suites
Ms. Violet's room on the ground floor for the bride, with two restrooms and an ice machine. The Shack Out Back, tin roof and a PS4, for the groom.
Why we built this
Compare us on a Sunday night. We still answer.
Most venues will get back to you in a day or two. Here is what happens when you send us a note after everyone else has gone to bed.
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11:42 PM
You send the inquiry.
Six short questions about your day. What kind of event, how many people, roughly when, what you have set aside for the venue, how you found us, and how to reach you.
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11:42 PM
The summary and the pricing guide land in your inbox.
Written back to you in plain words, with the sample package that fits your guest count and season, and the three things most couples want to know first.
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11:43 PM
You pick a tour time on the calendar.
Weekday afternoons and Saturday mornings. Choose a slot, it is held for you, no phone call required.
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8:15 AM
Glenn or Diane follows up personally.
The automatic part gets you the facts overnight. The part that matters is still two people who know every inch of this farm.
Very friendly and responsive staff. Hired the day of coordinator and they were so helpful.
Glen and Diane made me so relaxed at every stage of wedding planning and are always quick to answer.
Not only were the Lassiters a dream to work with, but the venue was everything.
From Glenn and Diane.
Hi, we are Glenn and Diane Lassiter, the proud owners of All 4 One Farms. Welcome to our favorite place on earth, and what we hope will soon become the backdrop for your most cherished memories. As one of the most beautiful and welcoming wedding venues in Jacksonville, FL, our goal is to share the quiet beauty of this land with couples starting their lives together.
Diane grew up right here on this farm, building a lifetime of happy memories working alongside her dad and mom. It's in this very soil that her roots run deep. Glenn and Diane met in high school, fell in love, and eventually married, choosing to raise all six of our children right here on these grounds. For us, this isn't just a venue; it is a home filled with love and laughter.
Our goal is simple: to make you fall in love with this place just like we have. We can't wait to welcome you to the family.
Forty minutes from downtown. Worth every one.
5937 John Wilkinson Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32234
One warning worth keeping: Google Maps will try to send you down Richard Lang Road. That is wrong. Stay on John Wilkinson Rd and our entrance is about a mile up on the right.
From the journal
What we tell couples when they ask, written down so you can read it at your own pace.
An outdoor ceremony in north Florida, month by month
People ask us which month is best, and the honest answer is that every month out here has something going for it and something to plan around.
How our weather backup plan actually works
It rains in Florida, sometimes for an hour and sometimes for eleven minutes, and we have done this enough times that nobody needs to panic.
Working with a food truck on the farm
A food truck is one of the easiest ways to feed 150 people out here, as long as you and the truck agree on a few things well ahead of the day.
Pick a date, or come see it first.
Tours run about 45 minutes and they are by appointment, so we can give you the whole place to yourselves.