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Heroutice · Central Bohemia

A wedding that lasts all weekend. The farm is yours alone.

A family farm standing alone by the woods, in the smallest village in the Czech Republic. From Friday to Sunday the whole estate is yours — an open-air ceremony, a reception for 180 whatever the weather, beds for 110 people, and horses grazing a few steps away.

Seated guests
150–180
Beds on site
110
Covered barn
310 m²
The estate, yours
3 days

The place

Alone by the woods, an hour from Prague

Heroutice is the smallest village in the country — a handful of buildings, a pond, woods all around and a family farm with fine horses. There is no main road, no neighbours over the fence and nobody to tell you at ten in the evening that it is over.

That is exactly what makes Heroutice a venue you never have to share. You take the estate for the whole weekend, arrive on Friday, set everything up without rushing and leave on Sunday. No hurry, and no driving between the ceremony, the reception and a hotel.

Farma Heroutice from the air
Horses in the paddock beside the farm
  • No neighbours

    The nearest house is beyond the woods. The music can play until you run out of energy.

  • Horses at the ceremony

    We are a riding farm first. The horses are part of the setting and of your photographs.

  • An hour from Prague

    Neveklov, south of Prague. Far enough for quiet, close enough that everyone makes it.

  • Nobody has to leave

    Beds for 110 guests on the estate itself. No lifts to arrange, no taxis to call.

  • Rain changes nothing

    A covered barn seating 180 means plan B looks every bit as good as plan A.

  • A family, not a company

    You are shown around by the owner, who is also the coordinator. No call centre.

The weekend

Three days, not one afternoon

Most venues give you twelve hours and turn the lights off at midnight. Here you get the whole weekend — and that is the whole difference. Nothing is set up in a panic, your guests actually get to know each other, and Sunday morning over coffee tends to be the part everyone remembers best.

  1. 01

    Friday — arrival

    You take over the estate: decorating, building, rehearsing. Close family and witnesses settle into their rooms and the evening ends around an informal barbecue. Nobody has to rush in the morning.

  2. 02

    Saturday — the wedding

    Getting ready in your room, the ceremony in the garden, by the pond or among the horses, congratulations, dinner in the Grillhouse, the first dance — and a party that ends when you decide it ends.

  3. 03

    Sunday — the slow end

    Breakfast together, the last of the dessert table, a walk down to the horses and an unhurried goodbye. We sort the clean-up and handover with you, not with your mother at six in the morning.

A wedding reception at Farma Heroutice

Ceremony spots

Where you say yes

Every ceremony spot sits within a minute of the others and of the Grillhouse, so you can decide on the day, by the weather and the mood. Nobody has to be driven anywhere — they simply walk across.

  • A wedding ceremony in the farm garden

    The guesthouse garden

    Mature trees, shade, and a few steps to dinner. The practical choice if you are expecting older guests or a lot of children.

  • A wedding ceremony by the pond

    By the pond

    Water, reeds and the afternoon light behind you. The most photogenic spot on the estate, especially in the hour before sunset.

  • A wedding ceremony at the riding arena

    At the arena, with the horses

    The thing no one else can offer. The bride arriving by carriage, horses at the ceremony and in the photographs — arranged however you picture it.

Grillhouse

The heart of the day

A large country barn of stone and solid timber. 310 m² of floor, seating 150 to 180 guests — with room left over for the bar, the dessert table, a photo corner and a dance floor. It is covered, so the weather is never something you have to count on.

The Grillhouse — a covered wedding barn for 180 guests
  • Self-service taps

    Six taps: Pilsner, Kozel, prosecco, Aperol Spritz and Kofola. Nobody queues.

  • A staffed bar

    Cocktails for those for whom beer is not enough. We arrange the bartender.

  • Space for caterers

    A dedicated area for the buffet and salad bar, with a prep kitchen next door.

  • Dessert table & cake

    Its own corner for the sweet table, which keeps working all evening.

  • Dance floor, DJ or band

    A dance floor with power laid on. No volume limit and no curfew.

  • Photo corner

    A fixed spot for the photo booth — guests find it themselves and use it all night.

Accommodation

Up to 110 guests sleep on site

Three kinds of room on the estate, a short walk from the Grillhouse. Parents and older relatives take the rooms with their own bathrooms; friends are perfectly happy in the cabins. No one has to arrange a lift or a bed nearby.

Category I

Rooms with private bathrooms

18rooms

  • 50 beds
  • 8 extra beds
  • Private bathroom and WC

Category II

Rooms with shared bathrooms

10rooms

  • 32 beds
  • 4 extra beds
  • Bathroom on the landing

Category III

Cabins

4cabins

  • 16 beds (bunks)
  • Set among the trees
  • Ideal for a group of friends
A room in the guesthouse at Farma Heroutice
Cabins on the farm grounds

What's included

Three lines. No small print.

Your budget here rests on three clear lines, all known in advance. No corkage, no charge for bringing your own caterer, nothing for music after midnight and nothing for cleaning. What you bring, and who you bring it with, is entirely up to you.

  1. 01

    The estate

    The whole place from Friday to Sunday, yours alone: the ceremony spots, the Grillhouse with its taps and bar, the garden, the catering facilities and parking for every guest.

    Price on request

  2. 02

    Accommodation

    Charged per bed actually used, not as a flat fee for the whole guesthouse. You pay only for the guests who really stay.

    Per bed, per night

  3. 03

    Drinks

    Six taps and the bar, settled after the wedding on what was actually drunk — you are not buying kegs up front and hoping they go.

    Billed on consumption

You choose your own suppliers

There is no approved supplier list and no commission. Bring your own caterer, band, florist, photographer and planner. If you would rather have a starting point, we will gladly recommend people who have worked here and know the place — but none of it is a condition.

Gallery

Weddings that have already happened here

The easiest way to picture it is through the couples who chose Heroutice before you.

Available dates

See when we are free

The calendar shows this season and the next. Dates go about a year to eighteen months ahead — Saturdays in June and September go sooner still.

Questions

What couples ask us most

How late can the music play?

There is no limit. The nearest home is beyond the woods, so quiet hours and neighbours complaining are not something we deal with. You decide when the night ends, not a set of house rules.

Do we have to use your caterer?

No. The caterer, the band, the flowers and the photographer are entirely your choice and we take no commission. A prep kitchen is part of the estate. If you would like suggestions, we will happily pass on the people who have worked here before.

What if it rains?

The Grillhouse is covered and holds all 180 guests along with the bar and the dance floor, so dinner and the party go ahead unchanged. The ceremony can move inside too — and you can decide on the morning itself.

Is the estate ours alone?

Yes. We take no other booking during a wedding weekend. The farm keeps running — the horses are looked after every day — but the wedding grounds, the guesthouse and the Grillhouse are yours for the whole weekend.

How many guests fit?

The Grillhouse seats 150 comfortably and 180 when full. 110 people can sleep here across three kinds of room. Smaller weddings of up to 60 work just as well.

Can we have horses at the ceremony?

You can. This is a riding farm, so horses at the ceremony, in the photographs and for the bride’s arrival are all arranged to your wishes. Tell us when you visit.

How does booking a date work?

Write to us through the form or call. We send back full details and prices straight away. If it appeals, we arrange a visit — the owner shows you round and is also the coordinator. A date is only held firmly after that visit.

How far is Heroutice from Prague?

About an hour by car, down the D1 and on towards Neveklov. Parking is on the estate and copes with a large wedding.

Contact

Ask about a date

Use the form or simply call. We will send you the full details and prices straight back, and arrange a visit — with no obligation and no pressure.

We usually reply within a few hours. If nothing arrives, please check your spam folder.