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.
Capacity: 100-220 guests
Address: 61 Marble Mansion Lane, Tate, GA 30177
Historic 1926 mansion built of rare Etowah pink marble
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
27-acre estate with outdoor ceremony sites and a pavilion
4,000 sq. ft. ballroom with a 700 sq. ft. marble dance floor