The Skyroom, we're committed to providing you and your guests with an unparalleled experience. We believe in transparency, authenticity and making your guests comfortable so you can focus on showcasing the details that reflect your unique style + love story. Meticulously curated by our owner, we keep the process simple so you can immerse yourself in each memorable moment. Your event rental includes complimentary amenities like lounge furniture, tabletop decor, patio umbrellas for summer bliss and heaters for a cozy winter, so you can spend more of your time sourcing the most sought-after vendor team in the Triangle to bring your vision to life with ease.

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.

Swanee Theatre opened as a single screen movie theatre in 1940 and operated as such up until the 70's. In 2019 it was purchased and renovated into what it is now, a beautiful historic entertainment venue. Swanee Theatre can be transformed into a laid back boho style wedding or dressed up for a formal black tie wedding. The possibilities are truly endless here at Swanee Theatre. A unique spot in a cozy town with even cooler history behind it.

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.