Your Guide to Executive Hills Polo Club Weddings

Executive Hills Polo Club feels different the moment you arrive. You turn off Skyview Avenue, drive past the tree line, and suddenly you’re on 15 acres that feel quiet and tucked away. The club sits at the center of the property with a pond, a gazebo, and open greenery all around it. As a Kansas City wedding photographer, it feels like a private estate instead of a city venue.

Location

The venue sits in the Northland at 10018 NW Skyview Avenue. You get a fast drive from the airport, highways, and hotel clusters. Once you’re on the property, it feels like you left the city even though you didn’t. The two acre pond sits behind the club, and the gazebo overlooks the water. The grounds give you long walking paths, clean landscaping, and plenty of room for portraits.

Why couples love Executive Hills Polo Club

“Our venue has tons of character and charm which we love, and the location is perfect for us with our family that will be traveling in from all over the country.” – Amber + Collin

“After our venue unexpectedly closed, we were in a scramble to find a new venue. We wanted a location that could house our ceremony and reception but a setting that had an indoor and outdoor space. Executive Hills had been recommended to us by a colleague of my sister. It was the only placed we looked after getting the devastating news and honestly, our original choice closing was the biggest blessing in disguise. Executive Hills Polo Club is gorgeous. The interior of the home has historic elements but also it is classic and romantic. The reception area is able to hold our ceremony if the weather is too hot or rainy but the view of the gorgeous grounds and lake is not hindered because of the full windows. Not to mention the manager Shelley! She instantly put us at ease in a time when I wanted to put the wedding on hold. Even more it was meant to be when the only weekend left available for June was our original date!” – Katie + Ryan

“We both come from smaller towns and loved the homey feel of Executive Hills Polo Club. Also, it resembles Schrute Farms from The Office.” – Darian + Josh

“We chose this venue because even months deep into winter construction projects this venue held MAGIC. I mean there were walls being taken out, protective tarp, and hazard signs everywhere and we just fell in love. We loved how simple yet elegant it is. We wanted somewhere that offered grounds to take photos on and this venue has it! It was clear they take pride in all the little details and it’s been fun to watch it kind of come back to life over the planning process.” – Samantha + Mark

Real weddings At Executive Hills Polo Club

Sydney & Lucas

Katie & Ryan

Annie & Ron

Darian & Josh

Samantha & Mark

Inspiration Shoots

Things to know before you book Your Executive Hills Polo Club Wedding

The venue includes tables, chairs, linens, centerpieces, and place settings. You can bring your own licensed caterer, but the bar service stays in house. The space holds up to 200 guests. You also get private parking and an on site coordinator who helps with planning details.

Quick recap

Executive Hills Polo Club gives you a historic polo club, a waterfront gazebo, open land, and an easy layout for your full wedding day. It works for couples who want elegance without losing a natural, outdoor feel.

FAQ

How many guests fit comfortably?

Up to 200 guests.

Can you host the ceremony and reception on site?

Yes. Most couples keep everything here.

Does the venue provide decor?

Yes. Tables, chairs, linens, centerpieces, and place settings are included.

Why book Us for your Executive Hills Polo Club Wedding?

I’ve worked weddings here across different seasons and times of day, so I know how the light moves across the pond, when the gazebo looks its best, and which angles actually work. I’ve photographed couples getting ready inside the house and couples who used the grounds for full portraits. That helps me guide you through the property without guessing or wasting time. When you book this venue, you get a space I know well and a photographer who has already learned how to make it work for real wedding days.