Our gorgeous wedding and event venue is in the heart of historic downtown Macon. Middle Georgia's largest industrial-chic space offers a charming blend of modern sophistication and historical elegance. Easy access to hotels, downtown entertainment districts, and churches makes Fall Line Station the perfect in-town destination for your special event. Opening in October 2020 as Fall Line Station, the building's exposed brick, railroad trusses, wooden beams, and ironwork perfectly accentuate the beauty of our industrial-chic event space. Our total capacity is 400 guests, with separate ceremony and reception spaces to easily customize the venue for your special day.

SPRING 2025 AVAILABILITY Plan the elegant southern wedding you’ve always dreamed of at The Grand Magnolia House. Nestled on three beautifully landscaped acres in Marshallville, Georgia, this Southern Colonial mansion was built in the 1860s and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its interior boasts a gorgeous bridal suite, several intimate entertaining spaces, and five luxurious bedrooms able to accommodate up to 14 overnight guests. Outside, a charming gazebo, a bamboo garden, and a pergola hidden among 100-year-old pecan trees are just a few of the picturesque ceremony sites where you can say “I do.” To celebrate this happy occasion, plan an unforgettable outdoor wedding reception on the estate’s expansive 4,000 sq ft deck or beneath a pristine white tent on its sprawling front lawn; both are exceptional places to wine, dine, and dance the night away with all your family and friends! The Grand Magnolia House is the perfect place to host the perfect wedding!

The Carmichael House, a wedding venue situated in Jackson, Georgia, carries within its walls a rich and full history. This historic mansion dates back to the year 1898. Today, this venue, which is proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has been renovated and restored to provide couples with a vintage and elegant site for their bridal shower, engagement party, rehearsal dinner, ceremony, and reception. On your wedding day, The Carmichael House provides you with both indoor and outdoor spaces for you to choose from. The interior, though it has been renovated, still reflects the original Queen Anne Victorian style. The main home is quite spacious and the perfect setting to get ready for your wedding day. The Event Hall is perfect for larger size weddings. In this space, you and your guests will be also able to relax as you enjoy the fireplace, loft, and bar. Couples and guests will also have access to the outdoor gazebo, veranda, and garden areas.

As you drive down the peaceful country road, you’ll find yourself enchanted by the timeless beauty of The Farley Estate, nestled in the idyllic countryside of Georgia. The property boasts a stunning lake and a charming white gazebo, surrounded by towering old trees that add a touch of grandeur to the landscape. Vibrant flowers and manicured grounds set the stage for an enchanting experience. Step inside the venue’s 5000 sq ft of space, where glass bi-folding doors open to a pool terrace. A wraparound porch invites romantic strolls, while hardwood floors and southern charm complete the ambiance.

Simply Southern Barn strives to offer you the southern elegance and rustic charm you’ve dreamed of for your special day, whether it be a wedding, banquet, or any other type of event. Located in view of Lake Sinclair, just off historic Highway 441 North in Milledgeville, family and friends will be able to enjoy an inviting barn atmosphere without worrying about a long drive to the countryside. As a locally-owned and family-oriented business, it is our #1 priority to give you and your guests the most enjoyable experience possible for your special occasion.

Located in the beautiful Georgia Piedmont, this lovely c1820 property is on the National Historic Registry and has a Georgia Historical Marker as well. Legend has it that Dr. Reese purchased the home in Savannah and had it moved board by board in 1820 to its present location. It now sits on just under 2 acres and has frontage on three streets. It is two blocks from the Monticello Town Square that the house predates.