Nashville Wedding Venues

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Legacy Farms is located a few miles south of Lebanon on Hwy 231. It was formally called Cedavine Manor, but recently changed hands and this is the first wedding I’ve officiated out there. It is definetly new and improved. They have upgraded much of the place, and there are many, many options for wedding ceremony and reception set-ups. Below are a few pictures from the Legacy Farms wedding on Saturday.

First, here’s a view of the reception area. Much brighter, open and more usable than it was. It’s really large and as you can see beautiful.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Take a look at the picture below from a wedding this past weekend at Historic Cedarwood in Nashville. The bride and groom are photographers, as well as the brides parents. I think there were around 20 photographers.

This is new! I mean brand new. Spring Haven Mansion has just created some Nashville elopement style weddings for Nashville couples wanting to have their wedding at a premier Nashville historic wedding venue  – and not break the bank.

The basic package is $1000 and that includes three hours at the mansion. And hold on – this package also includes a professional wedding photographer. At this price, these are Monday through Thursday weddings during the day up until 6 pm. There are a couple of other nicely priced wedding packages if you want a cake reception or even full reception.

Go to the Spring Haven Mansion website and see all the details on the “Pricing” page for these money saving packages called A Day to Remember!

Also check out Spring Haven’s preferred nondenominational wedding minister for a personalized ceremony, and an optional online marriage preparation course to save $60 on the TN marriage license.

If you are looking for a quaint yet fanciful wedding chapel you have found just that at Kings’ Chapel.

Situated in a very convenient location just south of Nashville minutes from Brentwood and Franklin in Arrington, TN. Kings’ Chapel, originally built in 1804, has been restored to mirror its original state and is the perfect Historic Award Winning wedding venue.

Kings’ Chapel can seat up to 170 people. Within walking distance of the Chapel is the European styled Clubhouse ideal for receptions.  Inside the clubhouse you will find a walnut trimmed ballroom and chef’s kitchen.

Located at the entrance to the Clubhouse is an expansive resort-style mineral pool with adjacent stylish cabana. Read the rest of this entry »

Overlooking Hillsboro Road in the heart of Green Hills, The Woman’s Club of Nashville offers elegance, charm and grace to ensure a memorable wedding and reception. This private club has been preserved with loving care by its members for over 50 years and was recently added to the National Register of Historic Places.

Built in 1927, the Greek revival mansion features stately columns, gorgeous hand-carved Italian marble mantels, gilt mirrors, sparkling chandeliers and world class paintings.

Conveniently located minutes from downtown Nashville and the airport, The Woman’s Club offers both intimate formal parlors and a larger reception hall for optimum flexibility to parties ranging in size from 20 to 120. Read the rest of this entry »

Countless brides have married at this largest antebellum mansion in Tennessee over the decades and with good reason. Belmont Mansion offers brides the opportunity to have their wedding ceremony and reception inside this fabulous venue.

In addition to unequaled beauty in every corner of this space, the mansion includes in its basic wedding rentals many of the amenities that other venues do not, such as chairs & covers, tables, tablecloths and overlays, candelabras & candles, plus select silver pieces and use of the mansion’s kitchen and changing facilities. Read the rest of this entry »

You don’t have to drive far out of Nashville to the north side to find Historic Rock Castle situated on Old Hickory Lake in Hendersonville. This historical site has long been used for weddings, but since Miranda Lambert did her video White Liar there, it has gotten additional publicity and some who never knew it existed before, found a nice wedding location.

A wedding in front of the home of the pioneer General Daniel Smith is quite nice, though some couples like the idea of setting up the ceremony site to one side of the house to give a better view of the lake. Even on a warm day, a cool breeze can come from the lake to help cool the guests down. Read the rest of this entry »