If you are searching for All-inclusive wedding venues in Georgia, you have probably found quite a few.  And it may be hard to compare them to each other because we all do our packages just a little different.  (We don't purposefully try to drive you crazy, I promise!)
I can't speak to ALL the packages and how they compare, but I can tell you how our all-inclusive packages work.

First, I want to share with you WHY we offer all-inclusive packages at our North Georgia venue.  It all comes down to service.  It's our role to serve you, your family and your guests on your wedding day.  We do the "work" part of the day so you and your family can soak in as many of the moments as possible.  Your mom doesn't need to be worrying about if the caterer has arrived - she should be watching you get your bridal portraits taken.  Your bridesmaids shouldn't have to set out decor, they should enjoy some brunch snacks, chat with you while you get your hair and makeup done and just help keep you calm throughout the day.
Also, the planning piece of it shouldn't be a second job you take on.  Most of our couples are working, in school or both.  Trying to find quality vendors for your North Georgia wedding, interview them, get budget pricing, add it up to see what your total is, scratch that total and try again for a more reasonable total - that's a LOT of work.  We partner with vendors that have proven themselves through quality service and caring about the couples. We know their pricing and put it all together for you (find pricing here) so you know the budget you are working with from the beginning!
We also check in with you to make sure you are getting meetings and tastings done on time, make sure you are getting the communication you need from vendors, etc.

So what's included and how do we handle it?

Access to the getting ready spaces begins at 9am on your wedding day.  That allows you to have hair and makeup done at the venue and spend less time rushing between placed on your day.

You have access to the space for pictures before ceremony which is great for bridal portraits, bridal party photos and any first look or first touch photos you want to do.

5 hours of event time.  So, what does that mean?  Basically from the time the ceremony starts until send off, you have 5 hours.  We provide more staff on site during that time because there are more needs for the event and from guests.  Typically, that gives you plenty of time for ceremony, cocktail hour and photos, dinner, cake and still have 1.5 - 2 hours of dancing and hanging out with your guests

Tables, chairs, ceremony arbor and linens are all included and set up for you.  We review a proposed table layout with you and provide the information you need to create a seating chart, if you wish.

Catering Allowance
We provide an allowance that works with several of our approved caterers.  Each offers different menu options, different food choices for the budget and options on plates from china with chargers to high quality disposable.  You can take a look at the caterers we work with on our vendors page (here) to get a feel for their menus.

Cake Allowance
We also include a cake allowance to use with one of our preferred cake vendors.  They offer a range of options from seasonal flavors to tall statement cakes to bundt cakes.  You can review their websites on our vendors page and then schedule a tasting.  Cake is one of the vendors that you can choose to work with your own preferred baker.  Just let us know and we will provide a credit!

DJ
The DJ will cover ceremony and reception.  He will send a planning sheet for you to fill out all the songs you want for ceremony, the songs you want for dancing and any songs you DO NOT want to hear!  He will also provide mics for the officiant and any other ceremony participant that needs a mic for readings, songs, etc.

Coordinator
The coordinator will have an initial consultation with you after you book to get information on your wedding vision and plan.  They will help make sure you are connecting easily with the vendors, getting meetings and tastings done on time, create a timeline, manage rehearsal and the wedding day.

Floral Allowance
We provide a fairly substantial floral allowance in our packages.  Flowers are expensive and are becoming hard to get.  Some all-inclusive venues offer flowers for bridal party or offer a small allowance - but what about ceremony decor, reception table decor and family flowers?  We would prefer to put an allowance in our packages and recommend vendors that can cover most or all of those items within the amount shown.  If you are comparing other packages, ask them what their flowers included and what is a typical range for the remaining flowers.  It could add $1,500 - $4,000 quickly.

Venue Staff
This is separate from the coordinators or catering staff.  It may not seem like much, but it allows us to cover all the bases and provide an excellent service.  We do the "fun" jobs of keeping bathrooms cleaned and stocked, wiping up any dance floor spills and just filling in where needed.

In House Decor
We have a room for you to choose items to add to your tables, easels, aisle decor and more.  It can save you hundreds (or more) when you don't have to buy additional items.  Plus it saves you from trying to figure out what to do with all of that after your wedding!  You are welcome to bring in decor, custom signs, photos, etc. to personalize your day.
We also include string lights and drapes throughout the space and outdoor games which are great for cocktail hour!

So what is not included and why?

Officiant
Most people have someone in mind to officiate their wedding.  It can be a pastor, a friend or family member.  We do have some recommended officiants that our couples have enjoyed working with on our vendors page.

Photographer
Each photographer has their own style of how they take photos, which photos they capture, how they edit the photos for the final look, and they all have their own personality.  It's important to find the right fit for your wedding so you love the photos and are comfortable with the photographer.  You can find some of our favorites on the vendors page (here).

Hopefully that helps you understand why we set up our all-inclusive packages the way we do.  You can find pricing and details at the link here.
We would love to have you come tour and talk more about how we can serve you on your wedding day!
-Becky

If you are dreaming of a wedding filled with color, this North Georgia barn wedding venue is for you!  Rhiannon and John's wedding was filled with fun details - colorful linens, tons of color in the flowers, greenery on the walls and a custom neon sign.
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The couple worked closely with Bethany from Winey Blonde Events to work out every detail.  She helped them select vendors they needed, worked closely with our team for the perfect table layout and took care of all the details on wedding day.

Pro Tip: Your North Georgia Barn Wedding venue will have some great tips on the best way to lay out the tables for your wedding and guest count.  Bonus if they offer services to provide you with a layout to visualize your day!

The tables were dressed with teal linens, greenery, floating candles and pops of color in the florals.  The greenery backdrop behind the head table was the perfect setting for the custom neon sign and a great backdrop for photos. 

​We love working with Flourish and Bloom at our North Georgia wedding venue.  The team has a gorgeous design style and are wonderful people to work with.  They created gorgeous bouquets for the bride and bridesmaids.  The greenery for the ceremony backdrop was perfect!

Pro Tip: Find a North Georgia Barn Wedding Venue that has great design style to start with.  Included drapes, string lights and gardens will help you focus your floral budget in the areas you really want to shine!

The menu from Prestige Catering included appetizers for the guests during cocktail hour. Servers passed wonton wrapped chicken seasoned with garlic, ginger, scallions and lime and baby cap mushrooms with sausage stuffing.  The dinner buffet provided delicious choices of Chicken Bruschetta topped with mozzarella and diced tomatoes, filet medallions with a marsala sauce, Caesar salad, green beans almondine and mac n cheese (you've gotta have some comfort foods!).

After dinner, guests enjoyed the gorgeous Fall evening weather with dancing on the outside porch and hanging out at the fire pit.

Pro Tip: A North Georgia Barn Wedding venue with both indoor and outdoor spaces gives you more options for you and your guests to enjoy the day!

Compass Films and Photography captured the details and memories throughout the day.  Thank you to all the amazing vendors!

Venue: Pleasant Union Farm - North Georgia Barn Wedding Venue
Planning/Coordination: Winey Blonde Events
Catering: Prestige Catering
Floral: Flourish and Bloom
​Photos and Videography: Compass Films and Photography

North Georgia has some of the most beautiful views and gorgeous weather for outdoor weddings. At Pleasant Union Farm, you can make the most of your outdoor wedding with gorgeous gardens, a large covered porch, large doors that join the indoor reception space to the outside and loads of string lights!

The barn wedding venue opens up to the outside with 4 large sets of sliding doors that lead to a large covered porch, lawn and gardens.  Your guests can play yard games, sit around a cozy fire, dance under string lights or just enjoy the views – all in one easy to access area so no one misses out on any of the festivities!

The garden and leaves change through the seasons to give you unique backdrops to choose from.  Our large white arbor is the most popular set up.  This ceremony space is in our courtyard behind the barn and surrounded by lush gardens.  The large wooden barn doors provide a grand entrance framing the bride as she walks down the aisle.

In the winter or early spring, before the space has greened up, many of our couples choose to use the barn doors as the ceremony backdrop.  These are beautiful framed in greenery with floral or candle decorations along the aisle.

You many bring a custom arbor or use our copper arbor to set up in other spots along the lawn.  These areas provide views of the blueberry fields during ceremony and allow guests to spread out for larger parties.  In the Fall, they also allow you to frame the most colorful leaves showing at the time of your wedding.

​Our large covered porch joins the main reception space with large glass doors and provides the perfect option if it rains.  Your ceremony will be dry and still surrounded by outdoor views.  Having a separate ceremony and reception space makes for an easy transition to cocktail hour.

The venue was designed for outdoor weddings and offers many amenities.  String lights line the covered porch and crisscross over the courtyard for sparkling evening views. Drapes are hung by the posts to provide a romantic backdrop. The lawn, gardens and blueberry fields are all easily accessible for you and your guests.  A firepit with plenty of seating is perfect for cool fall evenings.  The gardens are full of wildflowers, blooming shrubs and more that provide beautiful photo backdrops.

Let us know your favorite thing about outdoor weddings in the comments!

- Becky

North Georgia shows beautiful changing seasons throughout the year – giving you plenty of options for a gorgeous and unique wedding.
Pleasant Union Farm is an indoor outdoor Georgia wedding venue that allows you to enjoy the best the seasons offer.  The indoor barn reception space has heat and air to keep your guests comfortable no matter what the Georgia weather brings.  The reception space easily joins the outdoor space through 4 large sliding doors, a covered porch and surrounding lawn and garden space.

​Spring weather starts to warm up in mid-March with the first budding daffodils and early spring flowers.  The evenings are often mild and make for perfect cocktail hour weather.  Longer days allow for pictures after the ceremony while your guests relax on the covered porch, benches and play a few yard games.

April starts to bring the greenery and even more blooms. Yes, April is known for rain, but we have a plan for ceremony on the covered porch which still allows you full use of the indoor outdoor venue if it does rain.  We often catch a break which allows either the ceremony to happen on the lawn or allows pictures around the gardens. The cool weather is a bonus to enjoy the outdoor space and dance away the night!

May begins the transition from Spring to Summer.  Early to mid-May is one of the best times weather wise.  The gardens are lush, green and blooming for amazing pictures.  The weather is warm during the day but cools off in the evening.  Plus there is the expectation of Summer hanging in the air and everyone is ready to celebrate!

Fall is by far the most popular season for weddings that take full advantage of the indoor outdoor space at our Georgia venue. Cool evenings begin and that gorgeous Fall sun sets a golden glow to everything.

September is the end of summer filled with warm days but cooler evenings.  The gardens are blooming and the sunsets are spectacular. The indoor reception space keeps guests cool until the evening moves in and the outdoor porch space is perfect for dancing under string lights.

October is the most popular month by far!  Drier weather means much less chance of a rainy wedding day.  The days are still warm but evenings are cool and comfortable.  The leaves begin to change around the farm and we have a mix of green and color throughout the month.  This is where our indoor outdoor Georgia venue space shines with doors open to the evening, lights twinkling overhead and guests gathered around the fire pit.

Fall finishes off in November before Thanksgiving. Your best bet for peak leaf color is the first weekend in November (but we can’t guarantee anything!)  The leaves glow in the Fall light and give you ample backdrops for gorgeous photos.  You will want to use the fire pit, cozy blankets or wraps in the evenings and the temperature does cool off a bit.

We’d love to know what your favorite month for wedding is in the comments below!

- Becky

Are you starting to plan your North Georgia wedding?  Congratulations!  We would love to provide a few tips to help you get started.
North Georgia weddings are filled with beautiful views, relaxing venues and lots of places to explore.

Pleasant Union Farm is located in north Cherokee County close to Canton, Ga (with a great downtown to visit), Jasper, and Ellijay.  The location provides you and your guests lots of options for places to stay and visit.

Are you looking for luxury? Modern, industrial? Historic? or Barn wedding venues?  North Georgia offers options to fit your needs.
Pleasant Union Farm offers a natural barn wedding venue surrounded by gardens, farm views and outstanding indoor and outdoor wedding options.  Modern glass doors connect the indoor venue space to the large covered porch - perfect for cocktail hour and dancing under string lights.  The outdoor ceremony spaces are surrounded by gardens and farm views.  And our all-inclusive wedding packages make wedding planning a breeze!

Accommodations are available in many locations.  Canton offers several hotels that you can find listed on our Vendors page.  Hotels are an easy option for your guests to book, great for shuttles to service and close to restaurants and shops.
Ellijay, Jasper and Talking Rock all offer cabin options.  These are great for families and friends that want to extend their stay.  Options are available with mountain views, river side locations and more.
Airbnb offers other options in the area ranging from guest houses to full houses to rent.
Find the perfect space for you and your guests to enjoy the weekend!

Pleasant Union Farm makes a great destination wedding spot.  North Georgia is filled with activities to extend your stay.
Spend time hiking nearby trails at Amicalola Falls or other local parks.
Visit many of the small breweries found in Jasper, Ball Ground, Ellijay and more.  Make sure you stop by Reformation Brewery at The Mill on Etowah near downtown Canton.  While you are there, check out any of the delicious and local restaurants. Queenies in downtown Canton is one of our favorites!
You can find many local wineries in Ball Ground, Jasper and Ellijay.  Ellijay River Vineyards has the perfect space to relax in the shade next to the river while enjoying a glass and some yard games.

Take a look at our Pricing and Packages to see all the details on what we offer!  Then contact us to schedule a tour and talk about your wedding plans! 
- Becky

When you start planning your wedding, it's hard to know how much the wedding of your dreams will cost.  Or even what kind of wedding will $15,00, $25,000, $50,000 provide you?
We have put together a few examples with 3 example budgets for weddings at our North Georgia wedding venue.  Hopefully this will help you plan your budget and a beautiful wedding!
These prices are for illustration purposes only and not guarantees for service.

Budget 1: $22,500
Classic Wedding Package for 100 guests - $15,900
This package includes a catered dinner with appetizers for cocktail hour, floral budget, linens, white porcelain plates, clear goblets, DJ, wedding cake and DJ Coordinator.
Alcohol - $1,700 Beer and Wine
Photographer - $2,000 2 photographers for 8 hours of coverage (getting ready photos through send off)
Dress - $1,500 Wedding dress range
Hair and MakeUp - $500 for bride's hair and makeup
​Invitations, shoes, accessories, etc. - $900

Vendors:
Pleasant Union Farm
Capture Thirteen Photography
Stems Atlanta
White Fox Events
New Tradition Bridal
Shana Allen Beauty

Budget 2: $25,500
​Classic Wedding Package for 100 guests - $15,900
This package includes a catered dinner with appetizers for cocktail hour, floral budget, linens, white porcelain plates, DJ, wedding cake and DJ Coordinator.
Upgraded floral Centerpieces, linens and colored goblets - $1,200
Upgraded cake decor and custom sugar florals - $500
Alcohol - $2,200 Beer and Wine, Signature Cocktails
Photographer - $2,000 2 photographers for 8 hours of coverage (getting ready photos through send off)
Dress - $1,500 Wedding dress range
Hair and MakeUp - $500 for bride's hair and makeup
​Invitations, shoes, accessories, etc. - $1,700

Budget 3: $30,000
​Classic Wedding Package for 100 guests - $15,900
This package includes a catered dinner with appetizers for cocktail hour, floral budget, DJ, wedding cake and DJ Coordinator.
Upgraded floral Centerpieces, linens and place settings - $3,500
Custom Arbor Decor and upgraded bouquet - $1,400
Upgraded cake decor and custom sugar florals - $500
Alcohol - $2,500 Beer and Wine, Specialty Signature Cocktails featuring seasonal ingredients
Photographer - $2,000 2 photographers for 8 hours of coverage (getting ready photos through send off)
Dress - $1,500 Wedding dress range
Hair and MakeUp - $500 for bride's hair and makeup
​Invitations, shoes, accessories, etc. - $2,200

Our packages give you room to have a beautiful wedding and lots of options for upgrades!  We would love to have you come for a tour and talk more about your wedding vision.
-  Becky

We loved seeing this wedding come together after a long wait! Their wedding was originally scheduled for Fall of 2020, but they rescheduled to a Spring date in 2021 and it was perfect for them. The Spring North Georgia setting was gorgeous, and the guests were an amazing group. 

The bride's spring bouquet was one for the books! Stems Atlanta filled it with color and delicate blooms reflecting the Spring setting. The daisy field was in full bloom and provided a gorgeous photo spot. The grassy field in front of the blueberries was another perfect spot for really sweet photos of the couple simply walking and spending time together.

Prestige Catering provided a delicious meal and exceptional bar service.  With a menu of Alaskan salmon and Chicken and Waffles - you can't go wrong! (The Chicken and Waffles from Prestige are one of our favorite wedding meals!)
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​The bride and groom were so relaxed and were able to truly enjoy the day.  They ended the night hanging out by the fire and roasting marshmallows - so sweet!
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Venue Pleasant Union Farm
Photos Blush and Berry Photography
Floral Stems Atlanta
Coordination White Vine Weddings
Catering Prestige Catering
DJ MSA Entertainment

When one of our favorite florists, Stems Atlanta, asked if they could plan a surprise proposal for one of their employees who we love to have at the venue - it was an immediate "Yes!"

Heather mentioned setting up a picnic for them at the farm, and she was working through details.  A couple days later, The Plaid Picnic Company reached out to me about their services (styled picnics for birthdays, dates, elopements - anything you can dream of!).  It seemed like a great fit for what Heather was planning.  
The picnic was perfect!

The Plaid Picnic Company styled the picnic around Ray and Jose's song "Honey Bee" by Blake Shelton.  There were so many gorgeous details fro the honey bee plates, to the layered rugs, pillows and candles.
When Ray arrived, their song was playing and she walked through an aisle of rose petals, candles and pictures of her and Jose.

Ray thought she was coming to the venue for a styled shoot and was completely surprised! You can read all about it at the link below!
​https://howtheyasked.com/ray-and-jose/

Photos - Hi It's Wild Honey
Picnic Stylist - The Plaid Picnic Company
Floral - Stems Atlanta
Ring - Jewelry by Jiji

Congratulations - you're engaged and starting on planning your wedding!  You may quickly find that some wedding pros seems to be speaking a separate language.  What is a First Look? Why are there so many questions about seating charts? And what is the deal with this heart shaped table they keep talking about?
Good news - we've got you covered with explanations of some of the most frequent terms so you know you are all on the same page!

Photos
There are a lot of specialties that go into wedding photos to fully capture the memories.  You want to make sure you work with an experienced wedding photographer so they know the flow of the day and will take care of all the photos.

First Look - This is an option to see your fiance before the wedding.  Many couples choose this options because it lets them see each other in a private moment which often helps calm your nerves.  It also lets the photographer get pictures of just the two of you with minimal distractions.  This is not mandatory!  Plenty of couples still wait until the bride is walking down the aisle for the first glimpse.

First Touch - An option to the First Look is to stand around a corner, on either side of a door or back to back so you don't see each other but can still talk and hold hands.  Couples use this as an opportunity to pray together, share love notes or just talk for a few moments.

Detail Photos - These are all the pictures of the details that make up the day.  Wedding shoes, bouquets, the wedding dress, invitations, rings and so much more.  Your photographer usually gets these when they first arrive.  It's helpful to have as many of these items as possible in a bag together so you don't have to hunt them down.

Getting Ready Photos - The name for these are a bit misleading.  Most photographers are not there hours early to take pictures as you are getting all your hair and makeup done.  These are focused on the final details such as putting on jewelry or shoes, Final shots of buttoning your dress or makeup touch up.  This is also the time for pictures with you and your close family or friends in the moments before the ceremony.

Immediate Family Photos - So, who exactly is your immediate family? The answer is up to you.  Typically, immediate family includes parents, siblings and grandparents.  You can also include Aunts, Uncles and Cousins.  Just make sure to communicate to your family who needs to stick around after the ceremony to be in the pictures.  Your officiant can also ask for all parents and grandparents to remain for photos.

Flowers
There are many specialty names for florals, but we will just cover some of the most common.  Your florist can walk you through the names for everything.  Always share pictures with them and ask them for pictures if you can't clearly picture what they are describing.

Wrist Corsage - Most of us may be familiar with a traditional corsage that is a small flower arrangement pinned on the front of a dress for female family members.  A wrist corsage is a great option to avoid the pins and make sure there is no damage to dresses.  There are many elegant options such as gold wrist cuffs with flowers attached or simple plastic pieces that disappear under the flowers.

Posey - This is another option for mothers or grandmothers.  It's a petite bouquet that they carry instead of a corsage.

Boutonniere - This is the small flower arrangement for the guys.  It typically is pinned on the front of a suit jacket or shirt.  It is often used for the groom, groomsmen, fathers, grandfather and, optionally, the officiant.  It lets guests know who the special people in your life are.

Table Garland - This is a popular table decoration that lines greenery down the center of the table like a runner.  It can also include flowers.

Table Options and Decor
There are lots of options to make your reception setting unique.  And they can often be overwhelming!  Here are a few terms to help you decide how you want your reception set.
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Votives - These are the small candles and their holders used to decorate tables and other areas.

Chargers - These are the large, decorative plates that go under your dinner plate.  They add additional color, elegance and sparkle to the table.  They are completely optional!

Sweetheart Table - That's the heart shaped table they keep talking about!!  It's really not a heart shaped table (well, it could really be any shape you want).  It's basically a table just for you and your new spouse!  It is typically set at the front of the reception space as a place of honor.

Head Table - If you aren't crazy about the idea of everyone looking at you during dinner, than a Head Table option may work for you.  This includes your wedding party (with or without their dates).  This takes some of the direct attention off you and gives you more time with them.

Seating Chart Options
A seating chart is not mandatory, but it's most likely something you will get asked about.  There are a few different ways to manage a seating chart.  Seating charts do make it easier for your guests to find their seat and know there is space for them with anyone in their family or group.

Assigned by Table - With this option you simply let guests know which table to sit at.  They can choose how they arrange themselves at the table.  For this option, you will need a list of names broken up by table number and displayed in an easy to find place.  It's also a good idea to have your DJ let guests know where to find it or have the coordinator team direct guests to the chart.

Place Cards - This often goes along with a seating chart and provides a specific seat for each person.  The place cards with their name will be placed at their seat for them to find.

Escort Cards - These are displayed away from the table, usually where guests enter the reception or cocktail space.  It provides their name and the number of the table they will be sitting at.  These can be creative options beyond just cards - small succulent favors, champagne glasses, etc.

Ceremony
The ceremony offers many options to be personal and meaningful.  Again, you have lots of options, but you only need to choose what works for you.

Processional - This is at the beginning of the ceremony when the bridal party, parents and grandparents walk down to their places.  You can choose to have your grandparents be escorted down or seated before based on their needs and preferences.  There are many options for the bridal party.  The groom and groomsmen can walk down first.  The groom can walk down first and then the bridesmaids and groomsmen can walk down in pairs.  Share your vision with your coordinator and they will walk you through the steps.

Recessional - This is at the end and the opposite of the Processional.  You and your new spouse will walk back down the aisle first, followed by the bridal party (individually or in pairs) and then parents and grandparents (if you choose).  You will choose special songs for both the Processional and Recessional.

Unity Ceremony - This is a small ceremony within the larger ceremony that physically symbolizes your unity.  A unity candle is one of the most common, but there are many options such as a braided cord, planting a tree, sand ceremony, etc.  Feel free to do some research on Unity Ceremony ideas to choose one that may work for you.  This is also optional and not a required part of the ceremony!

We hope some of these terms will help you as you plan a wedding to reflect your style and personality.  Let us know if there are other terms you learned in wedding planning that we didn't cover!
- Becky

If you are from the South (or have been around any of us Southerners for long) you know we love our traditions, and weddings are no exception! We've rounded up some of our favorites for you to look through.  Whether you choose to include some of them in your wedding or not, we promise to show you some true Southern Hospitality.

Southern Florals
We are fortunate in the South to have a long growing period which provides us with plenty of beautiful flowers.  You will often find some of our southern favorites such as peonies, hydrangea, gardenia, magnolia and more.  These flowers are often have large, fluffy blooms and amazing scents.
Double up on southern florals by choosing a garden setting for your ceremony!

Groom's Cake
Groom's Cake aren't specific to the South, but we do use it as an opportunity to tell a little bit about the groom.  Whether it's a map of the Applachian Trail which the Groom hiked or a cake honoring his Alma Mater, Groom Cakes are a fun addition.  These can be served at the rehearsal dinner or wedding reception.

College Football
This may not seem like a wedding item, but we take our college football seriously in the South!  We have seen wedding colors honoring college teams, pompoms for send off and it's common to see groups gathered around a smartphone getting score updates during the fall!  We've even had one wedding bring in a tail gate company with large TVs to show the game.

Southern Food
One of the best parts of a southern wedding is the food!  Chicken and waffles, shrimp and grits, biscuits, cornbread, bbq - you have tons of options to show off your favorite southern cuisine.  Our preferred caterers know Southern Food and will treat you right!

Signature Cocktails
Signature Cocktails are a great way to expand on your bar offerings without getting into the expense and complications of a full bar.  Show off some southern spirits or use a fun name for your cocktail to tell guests a fun fact about you as a couple (or use it as a way to include your pups in the event!)  We love to see Signature Cocktails featuring our farm grown blueberries such as a spiked Blueberry Lemonade, Blueberry Mojito or Blueberry Belini.

Outdoor Ceremonies
Last, but not least, is the Southern tradition of outdoor ceremonies.  Southerners are willing to brave the heat for beautiful scenery and blue skies overhead.  Our ceremony space is surrounded by gardens with views to the blueberry fields.  We also have a large covered porch (another Southern tradition) that allows you to keep your outdoor ceremony even during a little rain.

We can't wait to see which traditions you include in your wedding!
​- Becky