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    Separk Mansion by Wedgewood Weddings

    209 W 2nd Ave, Gastonia, NC 28052, USA
    • Spaces for 2-200 Guests

    Separk Mansion is a historic estate in Gastonia, North Carolina, just 30 minutes from uptown Charlotte. Built in 1919 by textile mogul Joseph Separk, this stunning property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and celebrated for its Italian Renaissance Revival architecture, formal gardens, and timeless romantic ambiance. A stately exterior softened by lush greenery and manicured grounds creates a layered, immersive setting that feels both grand and genuinely inviting — the kind of place where history and celebration come together effortlessly. Inside, the Grand Ballroom anchors the reception experience with stunning chandeliers and classic architectural details, equally suited for a seated dinner or an evening of dining and dancing. A dedicated bar area serves as the reception bar, while a separate buffet room keeps service elegant and unobtrusive throughout the evening. For the wedding party, dedicated suites within the main house offer comfortable, private spaces to prepare before the ceremony — setting a calm, luxurious tone from the very start of the day. Altogether, Separk Mansion offers a complete, purpose-driven venue experience where every space has been considered and every transition feels intentional. Couples are guided naturally from the first look to the final dance, all within a setting that captures the essence of romance, elegance, and Southern historic charm.

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    Flower Farm Crowders Mountain

    513 Bunker Hill Rd, Kings Mountain, NC 28086, USA
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    Bit of Hope Ranch

    5001 Cr Wood Rd, Gastonia, NC 28056, USA
    • Spaces for 300 Guests

    Bit of Hope Ranch is a 50-acre equine ranch in Gastonia, North Carolina, set across hardwood forest and open pasture. Best known as an equine-assisted therapy and wellness center, the ranch also opens its grounds for celebrations, group gatherings, and corporate events. Birthday parties are a signature offering, with horse-themed, unicorn-themed, and outdoor-themed packages that pair pony rides in the covered arena with farm play, lawn games, and crafts. Larger group rentals suit sweet sixteens, graduations, retirements, reunions, church groups, and scout troops, opening up the barnyard petting area, grilling stations, fishing pond, and playground for the day. For companies, the ranch runs equine-assisted business coaching, where teams complete arena activities alongside horses as an unconventional approach to leadership and communication. The property includes two covered riding arenas, a large grass arena, two climate-controlled barns, a waterfront area with an outdoor playground, a pond with a gazebo, and three miles of wooded trails. A bonfire pit, string lights, and grill spaces round out the outdoor gathering areas. The ranch is CHA site accredited.

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    Schiele Museum of Natural History and Planetarium

    1500 E Garrison Blvd, Gastonia, NC 28054, USA
    • Spaces for 250 Guests

    The Schiele Museum of Natural History and Planetarium is a natural history and science museum in Gastonia, North Carolina, committed to inspiring curiosity and understanding of science and the natural world. Its permanent collection spans multiple halls dedicated to North American habitats and wildlife, North Carolina natural history, and American Indian history — including the Henry Hall of the American Indian, with artifacts, weapons, ornaments, tools, and dwellings representing major tribal groups and colonial North America. The museum grounds also include The Farm, which explores regional agricultural history with live animals and historic farm equipment, a 0.7-mile Nature Trail through local ecosystems, and the Catawba Indian Village, a seasonal outdoor exhibit interpreting 400 years of Catawba culture through reconstructed historic structures. The facility maintains over 80 live Animal Ambassadors used in educational programming throughout the year. The James H. Lynn Planetarium offers immersive digital programming in a 360-degree dome. For private events, The Schiele offers several rental spaces — including the Environmental Studies Center, the Wells Fargo/Kimbrell Room, an auditorium, the museum lobby and courtyard, and the Planetarium — available for weddings, corporate gatherings, and celebrations.

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    Camelot Meadows

    1335 Armstrong Rd, Belmont, NC 28012, USA

    A magnificent indoor/outdoor event location in North Carolina may be found at 1335 Armstrong Road, Belmont, NC 28012. Do you want a special indoor/outdoor space? We possess it! An attractive forested setting with the uncomplicated beauty of nature complements any design. A distinctive event experience is provided by our lovely event barn, bamboo forest, horses, goats, and waterfront setting. All people are welcome at Camelot Meadows, which offers an LGBTQ+-friendly environment. Dr. Mark Baxa, who tragically passed away at a young age from brain cancer, is honored at this location. It took Mark many years to transform this beloved property into these lovely meadows and the enchanted bamboo forest. It was twilight in the summer when Mark's wife Deborah and her husband first visited the property. To get to the pasture, they had to ascend through a bamboo forest (where the barn is now). She turned to her husband and said, "This place is magical," as the horses approached them. This land was created to be enjoyed and shared by all. In order for this location to live on as a part of Mark's heritage, Deborah created it.

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    Tega Cay Golf Club

    5000 Tega Cay Dr, Tega Cay, SC 29708, USA
    • Spaces for 300 Guests

    Tega Cay Golf Club sits on more than 200 acres surrounding Lake Wylie in Tega Cay, South Carolina, its name drawn from the Polynesian phrase for "beautiful peninsula." The semi-private club is built around 27 holes of championship golf and has been voted the #1 golf course in the Fort Mill area, giving it a scenic, lakeside backdrop for events. At the center of the property is a 15,000-square-foot clubhouse with a renovated restaurant and golf shop. For groups and outings, the club offers a 10,000-square-foot Conference Center and an outdoor Events Pavilion overlooking the practice putting green and croquet lawn, complete with a scoreboard, tables and chairs, a corner beverage-serving area, and free wireless internet. The club welcomes gatherings ranging from intimate outings of 16 golfers up to large corporate and charity events with 144 golfers, with a professional events team on hand to help plan and manage each one. Tega Cay Golf Club is professionally managed by Pinnacle Golf Properties and also offers tennis and croquet facilities on-site.

  • Gastonia Conference Center

    145 Dr M.L.K. Jr. Way, Gastonia, NC 28052, USA
    • Spaces for 250 Guests
    Est. $63/guest
  • Jekyll & Hyde

    10 Catawba St, Belmont, NC 28012, USA
  • Red Boot Ranch

    1200 Peach Orchard Rd, Clover, SC 29710, USA
    • Spaces for 250 Guests
  • River Hills Country Club

    1 Country Club Dr, Lake Wylie, SC 29710, USA
    • Spaces for 150 Guests

    River Hills Country Club sits on 884 acres along Lake Wylie in Lake Wylie, South Carolina, with a history stretching back to 1937, when Charlotte Observer owner Curtis B. Johnson purchased the property and built a brick reservoir still visible in the lake today. The land later became the Commodore Club, a yacht club anchored by the lakeside Regatta Room, before developer Charles Fraser expanded it into a golf community in the 1970s. Members purchased the club outright in 1977, and it has operated as a member-owned club ever since. Today the club hosts weddings, showers, rehearsal dinners, and receptions in venues both indoors and out, many taking in views of the lake. Its grounds also include an 18-hole championship golf course, seven Har-Tru clay courts, pickleball courts, three swimming pools, and dining led by a veteran culinary team. Non-members are welcome to book events at the club, working with its events director to plan wedding packages and private celebrations against the backdrop of the club's lakefront setting.