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Platform 1 · Luther–Arcadia spurUpdated 7:00 am by Della

Kestrel Junction departures: the next open wedding dates, each with its all-in price

  3. Friday, December 4, 2026. All in $3,900. On hold for another couple.
  3. Friday, December 4, 2026. All in $3,900. On hold for another couple.

Pick an open date to see its ticket. Held dates are spoken for, for 72 hours.

One price. Whole depot. Nothing added.

Every date on the board is the whole property for twelve hours: rooms, grounds, furniture, Della and the cleanup. Saturdays in season are $7,400, all in.

Every departure through Oct 2027 (405) 555-0147

The Freight Room set for supper: pine farm tables, oak crossback chairs, brass candlesticks and amber glass along limewashed brick walls
6:15 pm, the Freight Room. Every table, chair, candlestick and votive in this picture is on the ticket. The flowers were the couple’s.

Other venues’ tickets come with extras.

The room is quoted at $3,800, then the stubs start arriving. By the invoice it’s $6,700. Here’s every one of them, punched.

  • Other venues charge a Service feeoften 18 to 22% of the totalKestrel Junction charges $0 here
  • Other venues charge a Cleaning feeoften $300 to $800Kestrel Junction charges $0 here
  • Other venues charge a Ceremony-site feeoften $500 to $1,500Kestrel Junction charges $0 here
  • Other venues charge a Chair and table rentaloften $8 to $12 a guestKestrel Junction charges $0 here
  • Other venues charge a Outside-caterer feeoften $10 a plateKestrel Junction charges $0 here
  • Other venues charge a Bar minimuma minimum spend on the barKestrel Junction charges $0 here
A bride and groom kissing on the grass in front of the old brick depot at sunset, with the lit Platform roof to the right
7:40 pm, late September. The depot faces west, so the last light lands on you, not in your guests’ eyes. The long lit roof on the right is the Platform.

Every ticket covers four stops.

See everything on the ticket
  1. A pine farm table set with brass candlesticks and amber glass in the Freight RoomStop 1The Freight RoomSeats 180
  2. Bridesmaids in floral robes laughing togetherStop 2The Agent’s OfficeGetting ready, from 11 am
  3. A bouquet resting on Ray's stack of split oakStop 3The Platform140 ft, covered
  4. A couple in the tall bluestemStop 4Milepost 12Ceremony for 220

Announcements from Platform 1

  • Jess R., married in October
    Della quoted one number on the phone and that was the invoice, to the dollar. Our other quote had grown by $2,900 by the time we read the fine print.
  • Devin K., married in September
    It rained at four. They had the chairs inside with the freight doors open before cocktail hour was over, and it was honestly the best part of the night.
  • Mara T., married in May
    My grandparents rode the cart out to Milepost 12 like it was a parade. Della had our whole day on one printed card, and it ran exactly to it.
A couple kissing in tall grass beside the depot's brick wall and tall factory windows

Why it’s one price.

Ray drove a feed route past this depot for twenty years. The last freight left in 1958 and the doors stayed shut for sixty more. We bought it with forty acres at a county auction in 2017, spent two winters on the brick and the roof, and married our niece here in October 2019.

I used to quote the room and add the rest, like everybody does. I got tired of being the cheap venue that turned into the expensive one. So now the price on the board is the price on the invoice, and I answer the phone myself.

Dellawho answers the phone, with Ray, who keeps the grounds

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