The Madelyn Venue & Guesthouse blends rural authenticity with rustic elegance, making it one of the most historically charming wedding destinations in North Texas. First built in the 1860s, The Madelyn began its humble roots as a family homestead belonging to the Rutdledge family of Middleton, Ohio, where it remained in the family for more than a century before being purchased with the intent to build a winery, by Anthony Greco of Calabria, Italy.

Owners, Vince and Susie, found great importance in ensuring The Madelyn’s 19th-century authenticity by salvaging the wood from their family’s farm and other historic buildings built in the same era. To this day, the Greco family takes pride in the fact that there isn’t a single piece of wood that lines The Madelyn’s interior that’s less than 150-years old, lending to the antiquated charm and the essence of rich history that couples and guests feel as they enter the building.

The Madelyn was expanded to 10,000 square feet of exquisite event space perfect for celebrating joyful once-in-a-lifetime occasions with loved ones, and includes both a Bride and Groom's Suite. To add to the grand opulence of the venue, the Greco’s chose to increase the height of the vaulted ceilings to 31-feet, with open-air exposed barn beams that showcase the grandness of another era. And knowing Texas weather, they added a 3,750 square foot covered outdoor chapel with a picturesque westward view that makes for a perfect cotton candy sunset backdrop for ceremonies. The centerpiece of the venue features a 20’ grand staircase custom built by Amish craftsman for the brides of The Madelyn.

Susie and Vince have truly incorporated everything needed to host your special day in a very elegant setting and look forward to helping you bring your dream wedding to life!