Weddings With a Spectacular View! Sky Retreat is a gorgeous 30-acre, all seasons wedding venue. With an over 6,500sq. ft. Grand Event Hall boasting a wall of windows showcasing the long-range view, expansive covered veranda with fireplace, dressing suite, professional dance floor, catering kitchen, 14 log cabins for lodging, an infinity view paver pad and a large grassy knoll, both ideal for outdoor weddings. Sky Retreat provides a picturesque environment to create cherished memories. Enjoy activity options such as hiking trails to the local waterfall, tubing or kayaking trips to the nearby river, enjoying a short walk to a petting zoo on adjacent property, evening bonfires, yoga classes, onsite massage and much more for your dream wedding vacation experience.

Coley Hall at The Liberty began as a run-down century old Tobacco Warehouse. After being purchased by Elkin native Cicely McCulloch, the space was transformed into a beautiful wedding venue. However, one cannot help but notice the space’s rich history. With an industrial feel, century-old exposed beams overhead, weathered wood, and distressed brick, it’s the definition of rustic elegance and can be tailor-made to fit any style. Keep things simple by utilizing the existing beauty of the space, or dress it up with elegant sheer fabrics draped overhead. Even if you are not DIY savvy, our staff is here to provide inspiration to ensure your vision comes to life!

Nestled in Boone, North Carolina, the Inn at Crestwood offers a wedding venue amidst the Blue Ridge Mountains. With its rustic charm and modern elegance, it provides a picturesque setting for couples seeking a romantic celebration. Say "I do" against the backdrop of mountain views, followed by a reception in one of the Inn's charming event spaces. Whether you envision an intimate gathering or a grand affair, you'll find a wedding day filled with love, beauty, and cherished memories against the backdrop of mountain views.

Nestled by a creek on 55 acres of rolling farmland, we have recently renovated our 1942 barn back to its former glory while adding a refined "Shabby Chic" style exuding charm and romance. This makes for the perfect setting to host your wedding or special event.

The Hitching Post is a historic private estate which originally started as a log cabin in 1812. We specialize in all-inclusive weddings with on-site catering and DJ. Elopements start at just $795; weddings with full receptions start at just over $2000.

Triple J Manor House is a breathtaking 6,000 square-foot venue located in Mocksville, North Carolina. This beautifully transformed, late-1800’s farmhouse was home to a number of families over the past century, and sat vacant for many years before being reimagined by the Junker family as a remarkable venue perfect for all events and occasions. Located only 25 miles from downtown Winston-Salem, this venue provides the perfect getaway. Our distinctive venue offers a beautiful, historic location for weddings, retreats, private events, receptions, corporate meetings, dinners, and much more. Let our experienced team of event planners get to work on building a day you won’t soon forget.

Magnolia Hill Chapel & Events offers a serene countryside setting spanning two picturesque acres. Blending historic charm with modern elegance, our space is perfect for hosting weddings, special events, concerts and celebrations. We also provide regular church services, continuing our tradition of serving the community. Magnolia Hill Chapel & Events carries a deep history, with its origins tracing back to 1780. Originally called Doub's United Methodist Chapel, this historic structure was relocated to its current site in 1909 and functioned as a place of worship for decades. Today, the chapel has been meticulously renovated, preserving its vintage charm while incorporating modern amenities. Magnolia Hill remains a house of worship which has stunning architecture and intimate ambiance. Weddings can be hosted in the chapel, outdoors, or in our elegant reception hall, offering versatile options for any occasion.

Distinctive wedding + event venue offering historic charm and modern luxuries. We invite you to experience the charm and elegance of WinMock at Kinderton. WinMock is a place of magic, of first looks and families. A deep history of friendship can be felt in the very grass of the estate, and an air of warm memory lingers in our buildings. The property itself symbolizes a piece of local history with national acclaim, created more than 90 years ago and home to one of the largest dairies in North Carolina. We believe in building relationships here at WinMock. Our team regularly goes above and beyond to ensure your special day is as smooth as your first dance. Take a look around our venue; imagine what this place will mean next year.

A fairytale setting, Smithmore Castle offers majestic architecture and breathtaking views. The venue's grand ballrooms and lush gardens provide an opulent backdrop, while the dedicated staff ensures a seamless and memorable wedding experience for couples seeking a regal celebration.

Tucked away on a hundred-acre stretch of land, one mile outside Elkin city limits, Klondike Cabins offers a secluded escape. Original wood beams and early American antiques welcome guests to experience life a little simpler. Surrounded by 60-acres of vineyards, a 2-acre fishing pond, and a walking trail winding alongside the Grassy Creek, days can be filled with discovering what the Appalachian nature has to offer, or cozied up with a book or game of chess next to a roaring fire in the original 1920’s hearths.

At Hello Darling at Boutique Auberge, we craft intimate and unforgettable wedding experiences tailored to your unique love story. Our micro-wedding packages offer the perfect blend of elegance and affordability, making your special day stress-free and memorable. Our site fee packages are suitable for guests up to 100. Experience the perfect marriage of historic charm and modern luxury at Hello Darling. Our exclusive package includes everything yo need to create lasting memories, all within a setting that speaks to timeless elegance.

The Murray’s Mill Historic District, in the rolling countryside of eastern Catawba County, nestles just as it was a century ago along the banks of Balls Creek. Preserved intact are the 1913 mill itself, the 1890s Murray & Minges General Store, the 1880s Wheathouse, used as an exhibit gallery, the 1913 John Murray House, furnished to the period, and numerous outbuildings. Run by three generations of the Murray Family who closed operations in 1967, the picturesque structures and surrounding land form the last milling complex in the county, meticulously preserved and interpreted by the Catawba County Historical Association since 1980.

Set on six secluded acres, we are the perfect venue for your wedding or event. Our backdrop includes a 1/4 mile stream with waterfalls, lush landscape, A beautiful 1860 farmhouse and barn. Complimentary bridal party dressing room with lots of extras. This is the perfect place to create your dream wedding. We offer some decor to add special details to your day.

There is nothing more romantic than a beautiful wedding in a countryside setting! Family-owned and operated, we have hosted weddings, receptions and other special events since 1995. We have a wedding package for almost any budget. Rates are based on day of the week, month and services. May, June, September, October and December are considered on-peak. Friday and Saturday are considered on-peak. Rates vary from $2500 for an outdoor garden wedding and reception to $6900 for a full weekend of services including overnight. Elopement packages are available for 2-10 guests and include officiant, wedding cake and toast. Inquire for $. The Farmhouse at Rosa Lee Manor is a recently restored house which is rustic and suitable for 2-4 guests overnight. It's a wooded setting ideal for very small elopement ceremonies.

Homesteads Events is a division of Homesteads Management, one of the Piedmont and Western North Carolina fastest-growing and well-respected event & hospitality companies. A small non-descript utility building on the premises, while listed as a “noncontributing” structure, is believed to have been a carriage house for the David Ramsour House (ca. 1820) which occupied the property years ago.