The Court Street Livery is a restored barn in downtown Washington, Georgia. It is perfect for weddings, rehearsal dinners and just about any event you can imagine. The big red barn has great details from the past including a soaring heart pine ceiling, brick walls, awesome lighting, a outdoor patio, and a huge open space with four wooden posts. You’ll have access to the barn for the whole day. You can take your time setting up because we rent the Livery for only one event each weekend and you may come in the day before for decorating and set-up at no extra cost. We're largely a “DIY” facility which can make our venue very budget friendly. You'll provide the ideas, decorations and set-up. The Livery is beautiful even with very few decorations. You will choose your own caterer/planner. The Livery has a full catering kitchen. We have a few tables but you'll need to rent additional equipment (chairs, tableware, sound system, etc.). There is ample free parking.

The Corry House is named after the Corry family that settled the land in the late 1700's. That same family built the house in 1869, and continues to own the land to this day, ten generations later. After meeting and marrying in Greenville in 1989, Drs. Bo and Ruby Cheves moved to Bo's family farm in Union Point, Georgia. Here, they began the work of remodeling the 150-year-old farmhouse and surrounding grounds. As their two kids grew older, Bo and Ruby decided to build a new house overlooking the Ogeechee River further back on the property in 2007. With the help of Erin and Stanton Porter, The Corry House held its first wedding in 2010. At that time, we didn't have our reception barn or the meadow and forest wedding sites. Folks got married in the garden or in front of the farmhouse. After a few years of weddings, Bo and Ruby decided to run with it and built our temperature-controlled barn in 2014.

Welcome to the enchanting Gillen House Bed and Breakfast, where timeless charm meets contemporary elegance. Nestled in a picturesque setting, our 2.5-acre venue is the perfect backdrop for your wedding, special event, or intimate gathering. We're located in Maxeys, Georgia, just 25 miles east of Athens, Georgia, making us easily accessible to you and your guests. Discover the perfect blend of tranquility and accessibility.

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.

Located in the heart of Georgia’s Lake Country, The Manor at Majestic Lake is a one-of-a-kind event destination to match your one-of-a-kind occasion. The Manor at Majestic Lake was opened with clients like you in mind. As an event space conveniently located between Metropolitan Atlanta and Augusta, we give you the seclusion needed to let your event be the main focus of the day. On our property we offer - two guest houses - a newly renovated rustic event space - a sparkling swimming pool with fire place - three gazebos - perfect for indoor/outdoor events Contact us today for availability and pricing!

Located on the edge of Downtown, Graduate Athens offers unique accommodations paired with amazing on-site amenities. The Foundry, a full service restaurant, bar, and music venue. Iron Works Coffee, serving coffee, pastries, as well as beer and wine.

Home of the Athens YMCA from 1889 until 1919, the original building on this site became a music store, movie house, hotel, Masonic Temple, furniture company and Sears Roebuck store before being replaced by the Elite Theatre in 1935. Except for a brief period as a Methodist church, this theatre – later renamed the Georgia Theatre – has served as a significant performance venue for emerging and established musicians from Athens and beyond. Devastated by a fire on June 19th, 2009, this historic concert hall has been rebuilt as a labor of love with reverence for the creative spirit that Athens has long embraced. With special thanks to the people of Athens and all who worked so diligently to restore her and make her better, the Georgia Theatre stands proudly reborn.

Nestled in Athens, Georgia, 255 Milledge Hardeman-Sams House is a blend of history and hospitality, offering majestic oaks, elegant fireplaces, and sparkling chandeliers. Despite its secluded feel, it's just minutes from downtown, Five Points, and the University of Georgia. With versatile indoor and outdoor spaces, it's an ideal setting for events year-round. Hosting up to 200 guests, its private garden and landscaped lawn provide picturesque backdrops for ceremonies and receptions of any size, while the historical manor offers an intimate setting for smaller gatherings.

Discover the allure of the Thompson House and Gardens, a captivating wedding venue where romance meets timeless elegance. This historic Victorian farmhouse, built in the 1880s, provides a breathtaking backdrop for your special day. Say “I do” in our enchanting gardens, then transition to the serene courtyard for a delightful cocktail hour surrounded by lush greenery. As evening falls, step into the stunning ballroom, where sophisticated decor and a graceful ambiance set the stage for a memorable reception filled with laughter and dancing. Every detail reflects Southern Victorian charm, ensuring your wedding day is nothing short of magical!

Madison, Georgia, the home of Empire Mills, is positioned on the railroad line that spans the East Coast of America. The charming town was once a key stop on the developing country’s rail and stage coach lines. The geographic positioning of Empire Mills between the triangle of Athens, Atlanta, and Augusta reflects the philosophy and vision of Empire Mills as an intersection of community, culture, and cuisine. The architecture of warm brick and forged steel nods to the artisans and architects, past and present, who continue to put their mark on the grounds and space. Today, Empire Mills continues to support and serve the local community and extends it’s reach within the Southeast and a leading event space and caterer.