Atlanta Event Venues

• Atlanta Botanical Garden: A garden oasis in the heart of Midtown, offering lush gardens and glasshouses for weddings and private celebrations.
• The Fox Theatre: Historic grandeur and opulent architecture make this iconic Atlanta landmark a spectacular backdrop for formal events.
• Piedmont Room at Park Tavern: Featuring soaring windows and panoramic views of the Atlanta skyline and Piedmont Park, perfect for classic romantic receptions.
• Fernbank Museum of Natural History: Dine under the dinosaurs in the Great Hall, offering a dramatic and unique setting for corporate events and large celebrations.
• The Biltmore Ballrooms: Original handcrafted plaster relief ceilings and restored crystal chandeliers provide unmatched elegance in Midtown Atlanta.
• Ventanas: A premier rooftop event space boasting sweeping views of downtown and midtown Atlanta, ideal for modern, chic gatherings.
• The Georgian Terrace Hotel: A landmark Midtown Atlanta hotel opened in 1911, offering three ballrooms and elegant event spaces directly across from the Fox Theatre.
• The Wimbish House: A restored 1906 Midtown mansion at the corner of Peachtree and 14th Street, known for its formal parlors, fireplaces, and period architectural detail.
• The Trolley Barn: A restored 1889 brick trolley barn in Inman Park, with a 30-foot wooden-beamed ceiling and an adjoining garden patio.
• Summerour Studio: A converted 1920s Westside warehouse with a Tuscan-inspired courtyard entrance and an 8,000-square-foot main room framed by exposed bow trusses.
• The Estate Atlanta: A secluded Buckhead mansion venue with a hand-trimmed grand ballroom, wine cellar lounges, and formal gardens on its grounds.
• Rhodes Hall: A 1904 Romanesque Revival mansion on Peachtree Street known as "Atlanta's Castle," now serving as headquarters for The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.
• Atlanta History Center: A 33-acre Buckhead campus offering the Grand Overlook Ballroom, Swan House gardens, and museum spaces for weddings and corporate events.
• Cator Woolford Gardens: A 39-acre Italian-style garden estate in Druid Hills, operated by the Frazer Center, with proceeds supporting the center's inclusion programs.
• The Foundry at Puritan Mill: A 12,000-square-foot event space inside a 1918 machine-manufacturing building on Atlanta's Westside, with original pine beams and skylights.
• SCAD Ivy Hall: An 1883 Victorian mansion on Ponce de Leon Avenue, restored by the Savannah College of Art and Design and available for private event rentals.
• The Whitley, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Atlanta Buckhead: A five-star Buckhead hotel with more than 40,000 square feet of event space across 31 rooms, including a grand ballroom and a skyline-view terrace.
• Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead: A Buckhead hotel with 42,000 square feet of event space, a divisible grand ballroom, and a Japanese garden with a 30-foot waterfall available for ceremonies.
• The St. Regis Atlanta: A Buckhead luxury hotel with over 16,800 square feet of event space, including the Astor Ballroom and a Grand Terrace overlooking the pool.
• Hotel Clermont: A restored 1924 hotel in Poncey-Highland with a rooftop bar overlooking the Atlanta skyline, available for full or semi-private event buyouts.
• Skyline Park at Ponce City Market: A 23,000-square-foot outdoor rooftop park atop Ponce City Market with mini golf, a full bar, and panoramic Atlanta skyline views for events.
• The Stave Room at American Spirit Works: A 10,500-square-foot event space inside a working whiskey distillery in Atlanta's Armour Yards, with polished concrete floors and 18-foot ceilings.
• Ansley Golf Club: A private country club in Atlanta's Ansley Park neighborhood offering a third-floor Grand Ballroom with golf course and skyline views for wedding receptions and special events.
• The White Bohemian: A restored 1886 church building in Atlanta's South Atlanta/Grant Park area, featuring original stained glass and a 35-foot tin-tile ceiling for weddings and private events.
• Breckinridge Banquet Hall: A 15,000-square-foot banquet facility in Duluth with a dedicated ballroom, chandelier-lit dining hall, and dance floor built for large wedding receptions and cultural celebrations.
• Georgia Aquarium - Oceans Ballroom: A 23,000-square-foot ballroom inside downtown Atlanta's Georgia Aquarium with viewing windows into the Ocean Voyager habitat, available for receptions of up to 1,200 guests.
• Upstairs Atlanta: A converted 1895 blacksmith building in Atlanta's Glenwood Park neighborhood, pairing exposed brick and original concrete columns with a 2,300-square-foot main hall for up to 250 guests.
• Smith-Gilbert Gardens: A 17-acre botanical garden in Kennesaw with over 3,000 plant species, offering a rose garden ceremony site and the historic Hiram Butler House for weddings and private events.
• The Inn at Serenbe: A countryside inn and wedding venue on the edge of the Serenbe community, offering wooded lawns, a lakeside pavilion, and a working farm setting about 40 minutes from Atlanta.
• Wolf Mountain Vineyards & Winery: A family-owned vineyard and winery in the North Georgia mountains near Dahlonega, with a covered pavilion overlooking the vines for evening weddings and rehearsal dinners.
• Chateau Elan Winery & Resort: A 3,500-acre winery resort in Braselton modeled on a French country estate, with a rose-lined vineyard ceremony site, a tree-lined garden terrace, and multiple indoor ballrooms.
• Foxhall Resort: A 1,100-acre resort in Douglasville with a restored horse-stable venue, a hilltop lodge overlooking the Chattahoochee River Valley, and lakeside outdoor space.
• Little River Farms: A farm-turned-event-venue in Milton, Georgia, dating to the 1940s, with a 5,000-square-foot covered pavilion, an orchard ceremony site, and an outdoor gazebo less than 30 minutes from Atlanta.
• The Tate House: A 1926 pink-marble mansion, known locally as the Pink Palace, on a 27-acre North Georgia estate in Tate, Georgia, with outdoor ceremony sites and a marble-floored ballroom.
• Glendalough Manor: A 14-acre garden estate in Tyrone, Georgia, inspired by Ireland's Glendalough valley, with two ballrooms and a dedicated outdoor garden ceremony space about 20 minutes from Atlanta.
• Callanwolde Fine Arts Center: A 1920 Gothic-Tudor mansion on 12 wooded acres in Atlanta's Druid Hills neighborhood, with formal gardens, a fountain, and a great hall available for weddings and events.