Montebrier Estate: Historic Speakeasy Weddings

0:00This is Corey, here with your quick two-minute update from Birmingham News today. Montibrier Estate is a freshly restored wedding and events venue in Breerfield, Alabama, near Montevallo. This historic spot centers around an 1866 home on 13 acres, nestled between a private lake and the gentle flow of Mohan Creek. It's designed for couples who love blending old-world charm with outdoor beauty. The home was built by John Mallett, a former University of Alabama professor who later served as Superintendent of Confederate Ordnance Labs and helped to manage the nearby Breyerfield Ironworks. That rich passed as layers to the properties appeal. In the 1920s, during prohibition, it transformed into a speakeasy called the Montibrier Club featuring a big square dance floor for lively gatherings. Today's owners are bringing it back as the ultimate spot for celebrations, much like its original purpose. Visitors love the long porch overlooking the creek, where folks naturally gather to chat and relax.

1:03Inside, stand-out features include 20-foot ceilings in the parlor, custom pecky cypress bookshelves, a 1919-relitzer theater pipe, Oregon, hard pine doors that fold open, an 1880 stained glass piece, and even a hidden closet to protect silver. The set of shines for outdoor weddings and receptions, with the lake, trees, and historic house providing a stunning backdrop that makes every event feel special. This Dean and Story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. Your favorite podcasts, music, or sleep sounds coming from your pillow. No earbuds, no distractions, just listen and relax. S-O-L-L-I, solely pillow.com