Best Rustic & Barn wedding venues in Georgia
- Proctor Farm is a prime example of rustic elegance. The romantic features and scenic grounds of the venue is the perfect backdrop for your dream wedding in Rome, GA. With up to 36 wooden church pews and a full PA system, Proctor Farm is a beautiful and diverse venue to tie the knot.
Starting from $5,650 to $11,175 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Hold your wedding at the most rustically elegant lake resort barn in Georgia, away from the city and in the heart of nature’s tranquil melodies. The historic Sandy Creek Barn, a roughly hewn historic wood-beam barn dating back to the 1820s, is the epitome of rustic chic.
Starting from $29,988 to $32,483 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Located in Madison, the Farmhouse Inn is the perfect location, complete with a naturally beautiful landscape and rustic charm, for your wedding ceremony and reception. The quaint family farm offers a unique blend of farm and garden settings for each part of your event: rehearsal dinner, ceremony, and reception.
Starting from $8,412 to $12,508 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Soirees Southern Events is the proud host manager of The Walters Barn which is located in the beautiful North Georgia area. The Walters Barn can seat up to 250 guests comfortably in the barn, however in order to have room or a DJ or a band and a dance floor, there is room for 220 people seated comfortably.
Starting from $7,628 to $13,291 for 50 guests
See More Photos - The Corry House, a historic home near Union Point, is an ideal event facility for weddings. This plantation house is located approximately three miles east of Union Point and was built in the 1860’s. The home sits on five hundred acres named Ogeechee Plantation in Greene County. The Ogeechee River, which has headwaters in Union Point, runs through the acreage.
Starting from $4,142 to $8,353 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Pleasant surprises are around every corner of William Harris Homestead, an 1825 log house which features historic buildings and lush gardens that together present a stunning landscape that perfectly frames an impressive and breathtaking wedding.
Starting from $4,362 to $7,358 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Yes, Yes & Yes! Unique Venue for 3 Full Days. We love to host any kind of event....from weddings, charity, corporate, filming & movies, proms, graduation, college & school events and everything in between.
Starting from $3,037 to $5,277 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Rustic chic at its best, Sweet Meadow Farm encompasses over 160 acres of natural beauty. You’ll find endless romantic backdrops for both your ceremony and reception among dreamy woodland, meadows and freshwater ponds. An authentic barn and event lawn lend additional spaces for mingling, dancing, dining and celebrating.
Starting from $7,033 to $10,888 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Burk Farm is a 20 acre property located in Armuchee, Georgia. From weddings small to large, they have a space for them. What was once a hunting barn for the Burk family, is now one of Rome’s most coveted wedding venues. Birds can be heard chirping, as you sit on a porch swing and take in the calming and beautiful views.
Starting from $6,076 to $9,671 for 50 guests
See More Photos - White Crest Farm is a twenty acre venue that is a part of an established, century’s old community that values family, tradition, and hard work. The property at White Crest Farm has been used for many things throughout the years, operating as an orchard, a ranch, a cotton farm, and is now excited to serve as a comfortably elegant wedding venue!
Starting from $10,560 to $14,200 for 50 guests
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Rustic & Barn weddings are a pleasure for guests and a magical dream come true for brides and grooms. There is just something so timeless and gorgeous about Rustic & Barn weddings in Georgia. Rustic & Barn wedding venues make for some of the most romantic celebrations, bringing families together in a peaceful, serene setting. Rustic & Barn weddings are perfect for large parties, intimate gatherings, or even a whimsical elopement.
