Stone Mountain · Up to 750
A resort inside Stone Mountain Park with a lake, forest and the mountain around it. Outdoor ceremony spots sit by the water and in the woods, and two ballrooms seat up to 750 and 420 for dinner. Catering and planning are full service on site.
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Buford · Up to 500
A 1,200 acre resort on the shore of Lake Lanier with a long list of lakeside ceremony spots, from a wooded point for 100 to a lawn for more than 500. A new chapel sits high over the water. Packages bundle catering, setup and a wedding night stay, and an intimate package covers 50 guests or fewer.
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Chattahoochee Hills · Up to 300
A country inn in the rolling countryside of Serenbe, about 25 minutes south of the Atlanta airport. Six wedding locations spread across the grounds, from a meadow and a lake pavilion to two lawns and an oak ballroom, with space for gatherings of up to 300. Serenbe's own teams handle food, flowers and design.
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Braselton · Up to 240
A winery resort in Braselton with more than a dozen indoor and outdoor spaces, from vineyards and lawns to a rose garden and a glass topped atrium. It hosts full weekends, including multi day South Asian weddings with approved baraat routes and fire rituals. An intimate package covers 10 to 30 guests all year.
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Adairsville · Ask the venue
A resort on more than 3,000 acres in the foothills, built around the ruins of an old manor house and its gardens. Couples marry on the lawn by the boxwood parterre or beside the ruins, then move to a hall with a veranda. Weddings need a two night block of at least 15 rooms a night.
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Douglasville · Ask the venue
A sporting resort in Douglasville, about 25 minutes from Atlanta according to the resort, with lodges and villas so the families can stay all weekend. Legacy Lookout is a hilltop lodge over the Chattahoochee River Valley, and The Stables has a veranda over Saddle Lake. Guests can fish, shoot clays or ride ATVs between events.
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