One Seventy Main is a distinctive wedding and event venue located in Buford, Georgia. This picturesque 1900's church has been renovated and converted into two floors of event space. The deft combination of historic features and modern flairs makes One Seventy Main an open canvas for your wedding-day vision. One Seventy Main has maintained its beautiful historic elements; you can enjoy the sunlight streaming through the original stained-glass windows and the dappling shadows on the hardwood floors. The comfortable lounge area offers exposed brick accents while the upstairs balcony enables you to sit and enjoy your charming surroundings. Furthermore, the variety of lighting options that can be accommodated allow an array of differentiated moods and styles.

BRAND NEW Event Space, Gallery Anderson Smith welcomes you to create the event of your dreams using our venue as your blank canvas. Located right in the heart of The Forum at Peachtree Corners, Gallery Anderson Smith offers 4,330 square feet of space for creating lasting memories with Fine Art as your backdrop. We can host up to 160 seated guests and 240 standing with ample amount of FREE Parking. We can help you bring your special day to life with our separate prep kitchen, spacious restrooms, built-in bar and DJ booth, and we even have a separate Bridal Suite. Our seasoned staff is here to help you create the day of your dreams! We have different packages to suit every need with additional things you can add to elevate your event. If you need a smaller venue, we also have a second location in the heart of Buckhead.

Fairy Tale Weddings Begin and End at Avalon. Legend and reality meet to define the perfect day. Like the mythological paradise of its namesake, The Hotel at Avalon will make the milestones of life – your wedding – a magical experience for both you and your guests.

Built from the granite of Stone Mountain, 550 Trackside was established as a Cotton Warehouse in 1904. Over the years, it has been known as The Langley General Store, The Mercantile Exchange, A Feed and Seed Co., the Grinder and the Goldkist Building. Prior to opening in 2008, we renovated, restored, and designed the venue to be a space where people can gather, connect, celebrate, and create memories. The high ceilings of 100-year-old rough-hewn wood, archways, chandeliers, furnishings, and attention to detail, captures and maintains its turn of the century authenticity and charm.