The Barn At Shady Lane
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Known as "Birmingham's Premiere Country Venue in the City, " The Barn at Shady Lane is perfectly nested on eight acres next to the pastoral Robert Trent Oxmoor Valley Golf Course and just one mile from the Marriott Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort & Spa. Illuminated by an 8' tall iron and crystal chandelier, this spacious venue is also fully air-conditioned, has a gorgeous Bride's Loft and a very cool Groom's Cottage for the guys.

It is this thoughtful design and attention to detail that makes The Barn at Shady Lane the ideal place to begin your happily ever after. The Barn at Shady Lane is the perfect place for anyone to get married! They took care of everything on the day of the wedding and we didn't have to worry about clean up or set up which was a huge relief.
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02.About Us
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Dedicated to creative excellence and stellar service, our mission is to cultivate a space where marriage is held and celebrated in the highest esteem. Using our gifts and our life experience to bring whatever benefit is possible to those who come our way. Michael Adler is a Minnesota native who loves the outdoors, big family gatherings and wakes up each day thinking of what he could create.
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Just as creativity is nurtured and grown, the pristine outdoors and artisan crafted indoor spaces at Shady Lane invite area artists and vendors to spread their wings and create something beautiful with each client. Whether it be food, or photo; greenery or gowns, the beauty that comes from every event is gallery worthy and a treasured memory captured for all to see.
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The Barn at Shady Lane is truly a place where one is surrounded by pastoral beauty and feels miles away from the hustle of urban life. Yet this little piece of heaven is located just one mile from the Renaissance Ross Bridge Marriott and nestled at the entrance to the first Robert Trent Golf Trail, Oxmoor Valley Golf.
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