About Kansas Beach
A place designed for a wedding that actually feels like yours
Kansas Beach was built for couples who want more than a few hours in a venue.
It is for people who want time to slow down, space to gather, and a setting where the weekend feels intentional, not rushed.
Here, your wedding is not just an event.
It is an experience shared with the people who matter most.
Our Mission
At The Kansas Beach, our mission is to provide exceptional service that ensures a seamless, stress-free event experience. By focusing on hospitality and attention to detail, we create meaningful and memorable moments for every guest who steps onto our property.
A Legacy of Family, Faith, and Hospitality
Geena Kejr has called the Brookville area home for nearly 40 years. She has a deep love for hospitality, farming, gardening, and traveling, and she finds great joy in connecting with her three grown children and serving the Lord.
The house was originally owned by Roy and Fern Beach until the 1970s, when Joe Kejr’s father purchased the Beach property. Since then, it has remained within the extended family until Joe and Geena took ownership in February 2016. Together, they poured their hearts into making it a place of peace and beauty, where guests could experience the tranquility of the countryside.
Although Joe is no longer with us, his vision and dedication to the land continue to inspire Geena and their children as they care for the property. Today, running the house and farm has become a cherished family endeavor, filled with shared moments and a deep appreciation for the land’s history.
Surrounded by 160 acres of farmland, the land is often planted with wheat, creating a breathtaking landscape. As Geena fondly says, “The Amber Waves of Grain!” have truly become the Kansas Beach.
Through every season, Geena and her family take great pride in welcoming guests, sharing the beauty of the countryside, and continuing the legacy of love and hospitality that has defined this home for generations.
Image courtesy of Christy K Photography.