Creating Unforgettable Memories from our Roots in the house that soul built! We are your all inclusive NC Wedding Venue Located in Downtown Greensboro, The Historic Magnolia House is the only 100% Fully Restored Green Book Hotel in North Carolina. We are the home of James Brown, Ray Charles, Ruth Brown, Ike and Tina Turner, Joe Tex, Carter G. Woodson, James Baldwin, Sam Cooke, Lena Horne, Count Basie, Jackie Robinson, and many others. We are identified as a Distinctive Destination by the National Trust for Historic Places and on the National Register of Historic Places and is in the South Greensboro National Register Historic District.

Discover Your Grandover Wedding. With its picturesque grounds, the newly renovated Grandover Resort is the ideal North Carolina wedding venue. Featuring unique ballrooms and lovely outdoor wedding ceremony spaces, every event is enhanced by exceptional event cuisine and the convenience of overnight accommodations, day spa, golf, dining, hospitality and rehearsal dinner venues on-site.

The Berry Hill Resort has long been the region’s most sought-after venue for large, lavish wedding affairs. Sometimes though, something smaller is in order. An elopement, vows renewal, time or budget constraints are all reasons to consider our newest wedding option. We welcome every couple who chooses to celebrate their marriage at Berry Hill Resort. Our Storybook Wedding Package is perfect for couples seeking a magical location to exchange their vows, concluding with a celebration dinner with family and close friends.

This Neo-Classical Greek Revival-style Historic Landmark, once the area’s post office and Federal building, is now an elegant three-story 72,000-square-foot venue located in Winston-Salem’s Downtown Arts District. Here you’ll find a variety of beautifully dramatic spaces, world-class amenities, over-the top technology, and unparalleled five-star service. The Millennium Center is Winston Salem’s largest privately owned event venue, host to everything from corporate events and meetings, major National charity events, local nonprofit fundraisers, elegant weddings, and galas.

Say "I do" in a treehouse, share a toast with astronauts, or dance with the butterflies! At the Museum of Life and Science, we strive to bring memorable experiences to each and every visitor who explores our 84-acre campus. It is our pleasure to do the same for each guest at your wedding. We are so excited to work with you on creating a unique event just for you! With our 84-acre property, home to animals and science exhibits to explore, hosting your next event at the Museum provides your guests an experience unlike any other. Events can take place in any of our indoor and select outdoor locations. Please inquire with our rentals team about wedding packages and how we can join your journey towards your special day!

With its historic charm, crisp white interior, elegant lighting, and stunning exterior surroundings, The Barn at Reynolda Village serves as the perfect backdrop for your wedding celebration. Our wedding packages include exclusive access to the historic Reynolda Gardens for wedding ceremonies.

Now offering 3 galleries, 2 theatres with support spaces, meeting rooms, offices, rehearsal spaces and studios for digital arts, dance, photography, clay, fiber arts, visual arts and children’s art; The Durham Arts Council building is part of the City of Durham Historic District and the Historic Preservation Society of Durham. The Durham Arts Council building is home to the Durham Arts Council, Inc. and several other local arts organizations, and at the heart of downtown serves as a creative anchor for the City of Durham and its residents and visitors. We are committed to helping you realize your goals and create your ideal event within our space. We strive to make our facility accessible to the community through flexible options for combining spaces and adding amenities such as furniture, kitchen access, and AV equipment.

Just a short TWENTY minute drive south of Lynchburg, Avoca, the principal architectural landmark of the Town of Altavista, is an American Queen Anne-style house, designed by architect J.M.B. Lewis and built in 1901. Designated a Virginia Historic Landmark and listed in the National Register of Historic Places, Avoca is the home site of Colonel Charles Lynch, Revolutionary War hero. On the of grounds of the Museum, enjoy your private event with the ambiance of the Avoca mansion and the original Revolutionary War era kitchen, as well as 18th century outbuildings. Avoca’s grounds also feature a restored Victorian Garden and the Donal and Nancy Dinwiddie Arboretum opened in 2007!