Great outdoor space in a magical wooded glen of trees and lights - adjacent is a 40X60 covered wedding pavilion with a fire pit - all set in a secluded, wooded area with large open fields, as well. Couples may have their ceremony in a wide open field surrounded with trees - totally private - or in the Glen, a magical forest of trees with a stone path.

Built in 2007 and remodeled in 2022, The Barn at Sunrise Farms sits atop Sand Mountain overlooking the hills and valley of North Georgia. The Barn features a Gazebo out back which is perfect for the fairytale wedding you’ve dreamed of and across the road is a bluff view allowing for beautiful photos!

Vintage, industrial, and green spaces at the Old Woolen Mill create endless possibilities for parties, concerts, business meetings, weddings and more. Once the heart of this Victorian era clothing factory, the Weaver’s Room and it's 3 adjoining suites are the keystone of an ongoing renovation project at the Old Woolen Mill that pushes forward into the twenty-first century. Over the past fifteen years, the Room has hosted a wide array of events from formal dinners to proms to countless weddings and receptions, as well as parties, showers, and reoccurring group meetings. Whatever the occasion, the Old Woolen Mill's 4-room industrial complex offers groups large and small a district event location with its brick exterior walls and exposed wooden rafters.

It’s your day and you want a wedding that expresses your unique personality. Surprise your guests with elegance and luxury in a colonial setting distinctly superior to any wedding venue in Blue Ridge, Georgia. Whether you are married in the enchanting 1740s chapel or the Historic Wythe House’s Orchard Pavilion, your family and friends will be stunned by the beauty and charm of the setting. Colonial architecture is elegant setting off the couple and wedding party. INOLA is exceptional as a location for your remarkable celebration of your love. Hidden in a mountain forest is a fairy tale village with a colonial manor house, a picturesque tavern, and an exquisite jewel of a chapel. The street leading to the chapel has tiny replica shops and a postal office. The long dramatic drive to the stately manor house is lined with aged trees. Behind the house are formal English gardens with a resident peacock strutting amidst the flowers.