The Trolley Barn is a stunning historical setting to host an enchanting wedding and reception with your closest loved ones. Perfectly positioned away from the urban areas of the city, this venue rises from a tree-lined neighborhood in Inman Park filled with restored Victorian-style properties. Equipped with a variety of elegant details, every direction you turn within this venue is sure to remind you of an earlier time

Built in 1928, the Piedmont Room was first the home of the clubhouse for the golf course that resided within Piedmont Park. Now, it hosts some of Atlanta’s most memorable occasions. The original Stone Mountain granite walls and ivy-covered windows remain in the foyer while the main room features a modern feel with soaring windows, dark bamboo hardwoods and 15+’ ceilings.

716 West is a historic, antebellum home built in the 1820s in Decatur, Georgia. The Junior League of DeKalb County continues to be stewards of 716 West. The League maintains and rents the house for events. Your use of 716 West helps to further the mission of the Junior League of DeKalb County. 716 West in downtown Decatur provides southern charm for a full-service formal affair or casual get-together. We are happy to partner with the best local institutions for your event! Our mission is to give our guests a memorable experience in a unique and intimate setting while preserving this historically and architecturally significant home.

Nestled on 39 acres of mature hardwoods, the Cator Woolford Gardens are situated on one of the few remaining intact historic estates in Metropolitan Atlanta and are located just a few miles from the heart of downtown. The Gardens were originally created for Cator Woolford, one of the principal founders of Retail Credit Company (now Equifax, Inc.), and were redesigned in 1996 as a series of outdoor "rooms." Changing with the seasons, the gardens and forest are filled with dogwoods, roses, narcissi, rhododendrons, laurels, daffodils, and azaleas, some of which are original to the estate.

Scout conveniently sits in the heart of Oakhurst Village, with its “Main Street, U.S.A.” charm. The restaurant and bar harken a sense of Americana, speaking to nostalgia for idealized small town life and a simpler bygone time. This cultural heritage is closely tied to the fare served, embracing a creative take on American cuisine and crafted cocktails that showcase the use of local and regional products, but also emphasize authenticity, transparency, and quality. These efforts echo Scout’s curious passion for nature and the bounty it has to offer.