At Deer Creek Banquet Hall, we’ll make sure the vision for your special event becomes a reality. Our Wedding Venue offers what you need to create the stunning occasion you and your guests will always remember. We’ve been making celebrations our business since 2015, and can’t wait to serve you.

The Historic Drish House is an elegant, affordable venue near downtown Tuscaloosa and The University of Alabama. Built in 1837, the Drish House has been thoughtfully renovated with comfort and convenience in mind.

The Tuscaloosa River Market is located on the banks of the beautiful Black Warrior River in Tuscaloosa, AL. This rustic/industrial venue has a warm feel. It is the home of the City of Tuscaloosa Farmers Market, but transforms into a beautiful wedding venue with little effort. The space comes with banquet seating for up to 400 guests and standing room reception space for up to 800. The venue is versatile. It can be split into space for ceremony and reception with a line of pipe and drape to divide the room. Or you can utilize the stage for your ceremony and guests can be seated at reception tables during the event. No matter how you envision your wedding, your dreams can be fulfilled at the Tuscaloosa River Market.

Mimosa Ridge is a full-service wedding event location. Located on the beautiful chalk bluffs of the Tombigbee River in southern Sumter County, The Chapel at Mimosa Ridge is one of the most beautiful and unique, full service facilities available. There are multiple ceremony locations on the property to allow each bride to find a perfect setting. We have an established and professional staff that will take care of every detail of preparation and implementation in order for your wedding to be perfect. CHATEAU coming in 2025! 15,000 additional square feet of venue space!

The Cedars is an event venue and vacation home rental that is part of a working cattle farm. Built in 1890 in the Greek Revival Farmhouse style, it still sits in its original location today. Early in 2019, the restoration of the original Nathan Bryan Whitfield, Sr. home began with the vision to return the historic farm home to a public place for sharing its beauty, family history and its agricultural significance with the community and others.By 1890, Dr. Whitfield’s son, Nathan built The Cedars, naming it for a grove of cedar trees that grew between the home and the road, which is now U.S. Highway 80. In April of 2009, Alabama Governor, Bob Riley, and Commissioner of Agriculture, Ron Sparks, designated The Cedars as an Alabama Century Farm. Being recognized as a Century Farm means that the farm has been in operation as a family farm for over 100 years and has played a significant role in Alabama’s history.