Just one hour North of Atlanta near Amicalola Falls, our little slice of heaven is located at the foothills of the Georgia mountains. In 1977 the Kraft Family broke ground and built the first six cabins by hand without any running water or electricity! Originally known for our romantic honeymoon cabins, we have quickly become a popular destination for group retreats, corporate events, weddings, and receptions.

Nestled in the remote mountains of Tuckasegee, North Carolina, Running Cedar Springs is a 60-acre wedding venue surrounded by beautiful forest just miles from the picturesque Blue Ridge Parkway. It is a brand-new venue in the woods for the most intimate mountain wedding celebration. You'll love that there are no steep mountain roads for your guests to navigate when they join you at Running Cedar Springs! This beautiful, intimate outdoor setting is designed to comfortably accommodate 80 of your nearest and dearest. And don't worry, the weather will never be a factor as Running Cedar Springs provides a 1,000 square foot covered shelter with a beautiful rock fireplace to keep guests warm and cozy.

Cloverleaf Farm was built in 1859 by Mordicai Edwards as a gift to his young bride, Martha, who desired the grandest house in the county. A uniquely picturesque farmhouse encased by a wrap-around porch, sitting atop acres of rolling pastures, awaits the bride who chooses this Southern gem. The home is reminiscent of the era in which it was erected. With ample space for entertaining and a multitude of options for ceremony and reception spaces, Cloverleaf Farm is full of possibilities. We wholeheartedly believe Cloverleaf Farm is one of the best wedding venues in Georgia.

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.