The Dogwood barn is situated on a 600 acre ranch. Enter the gravel road, wood fence on each side lined with oak trees.It’s a 7500 sqft climate controlled newly built barn, rustic & elegant everywhere you turn.Chandeliers run down the middle, with blown glass fixtures & iron wall sconces.The ranch is so peaceful & surrounded by nature.The ceremony overlooks an 18 acre stocked pond, permanent wood benches with backs, no hassle of moving chairs here.The barn can seat up to 300 but can be conformed to a small wedding. Hand made farm tables & cross back wood chairs will be set up for you on your big day.A gorgeous bridal suite makes getting ready memorable!Kitchen with a warming tower, double oven, 500lb ice machine, fridge & microwave.This property is truly a majestic place that must be seen to fully appreciate its beauty. Less than 10 miles to hotels, restaurants & airbnb homes on Lake Sinclair.We hope you allow us to be a part of your Big Day as you begin your first chapter in marriage

The Venue at Tryphena’s Garden is a romantic indoor and outdoor Georgia wedding venue near Perry, right in the heart of Middle Georgia. Conveniently located only thirty minutes south of Macon, Ga. & an hour and a half from Atlanta, Georgia providing the perfect blend of convenience and country. The wedding venue boasts breathtaking manicured lake-side gardens, expansive lawns, English-style formal gardens, woodland garden trails, as well as a beautiful Tuscan-inspired reception hall. The indoor venue welcomes guests under a vine-covered trellis and features ample windows, and stunning chandeliers. A beautiful brick-paved patio provides the perfect spot for cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. It is the perfect place to host the wedding of your dreams! Schedule a private tour to get started!

Located in the beautiful Georgia Piedmont, this lovely c1820 property is on the National Historic Registry and has a Georgia Historical Marker as well. Legend has it that Dr. Reese purchased the home in Savannah and had it moved board by board in 1820 to its present location. It now sits on just under 2 acres and has frontage on three streets. It is two blocks from the Monticello Town Square that the house predates.