Rocky Top Falls is a new picturesque wedding venue situated on a private 10-acre peninsula in Fairfield Bay, AR. Boasting majestic views of Greers Ferry Lake and the Ozark Mountains, this inviting destination welcomes all sorts of nuptial-related gatherings. From intimate events to small-sized weddings. The property will comfortably accommodate up to 75 of your event guests and 14 overnight guests in our 3,500 square foot home. For your ceremony and reception site, an idyllic outdoor area consisting of a lush grassy lawn, towering trees, and stunning lake views is Rocky Top’s specialty offering. These surroundings ensure the backdrop to your wedding is unforgettable. Multiple places throughout the property offer spectacular settings for your various photoshoots, such as the property’s seasonal creek leading to a private two-story waterfall, named Rocky Top Falls. Most areas are wheelchair accessible for you and your guests' total peace of mind.

With expansive, 35 foot ceilings and 5,400 square feet of ample space, The Brick Room accommodates any occasion – from the most lavish to the most intimate. Convenient to fine dining, shopping, and hotels, The Brick Room is located just off Interstate 40, in the heart of downtown Conway.

Loft 1023 is a beautiful urban wedding venue based in the West Seventh Street Historic District of downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. This delightful venue oozes industrial elegance and is housed within a historic building, currently nominated to the National Register of Historic Places. This venue offers an old-world romantic ambiance in addition to a central location and ample amenities to create the day of your dreams.

For a day most unforgettable, let us share our inspirational woodland setting for your special event with classic Southern elegance whatever your style. Right in the heart of Little Rock, a countryside retreat is ready to take your breath away. The historic Dr. Morgan Smith Estate sits on 31 acres of secluded countryside that includes a private three acre lake, rolling lawns, hundred year old oak trees, magnolia trees, fountains, ducks, geese and the most modern conveniences. The Dr. Morgan Smith estate was built in 1918, and is a National Landmark of Historic Places. Two age-old Magnolia trees sit atop the hill that Dr. Smith planted. The estate has grown to be called Magnolia Hill. At the turn of the century, it was a day’s buggy ride to downtown Little Rock.