Top Greenwood Venues

• Spaces for 100 Guests

Dreaming of a wedding that is picture perfect, but within a set budget? Feel like you have been searching tirelessly for a needle in a haystack? At last, this is the hidden gem you have been longing for...and no it is not too good to be true! Your venue should be unforgettable and Chateau Amelia delivers! From the Vintage Victorian mini mansion to the boutique modern glamorous events barn, a unique combination of vibes unlike any place you have ever visited awaits for your dream wedding day. We specialize in boutique, intimate weddings that start at just $1,975! --Barn-only rentals for elopements and micro weddings up to 55 guests --Day rentals include the barn and historic mini mansion for weddings up to 100 guests --Destination weddings include overnight lodging up to 16 guests and UNLIMITED access to the entire venue spaces for your wedding up to 100 guests, Don't settle for overdone styles + ideas. You are not like every other couple. You deserve a unique wedding venue that reflects your individualized vision and style. Your guests will admire your venue choice as they Immerse themselves in the carefree atmosphere of multiple gathering spots, dancing, playing games, or offering a toast on the cocktail patio adorned with cafe lights. Stroll through our Courtyard with English-inspired gardens and fountain. This is the happy ending to your fairytale dream wedding. Book a tour and start planning: www.chateauamelia.com/tours Download our pricing pamphlet: www.chateauamelia.com/rate-and-package-download

• Spaces for 150 Guests

The Museum is a history museum in Uptown Greenwood, South Carolina, dedicated to saving, sharing, and celebrating the region's past. Founded in 1967 by James West Durst and a group of community volunteers, it opened to the public in 1970 in a single room of the old armory on Phoenix Street before relocating to its current home at 106 Main Street in 1982. A $1.3 million renovation in 2007 refreshed its exhibits after a period of closure. The Museum's permanent installations include a recreated 1900s Main Street, the Carolina Cave, an extensive gem and mineral collection, and exhibits tracing "Epic Journeys" of animal migration, alongside rotating seasonal exhibits. The Museum also operates the affiliated Greenwood Railroad Historical Center on South Main Street, home to a collection of historic railroad equipment and offering private tours by arrangement. Beyond its exhibits, The Museum hosts community programming throughout the year, including its annual Kentucky Derby Party and Family Fun Day at the Train, drawing visitors of all ages into Greenwood's history.

• Spaces for 16-300 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Art Gallery
• 1 Meeting Space

The Arts Center of Greenwood occupies the historic Federal Building in Uptown Greenwood, South Carolina, a landmark restored through a community-funded capital campaign and reopened as a nonprofit arts organization in February 2006. The building's 25,000 square feet include a premier gallery with high ceilings and arched windows, a reception hall, an entry foyer, a conference room, a catering kitchen, and a courtyard garden with a small stage, giving event hosts a range of spaces suited to everything from weddings and receptions to seminars and luncheons. An annual rotation of exhibitions fills the gallery walls, adding a distinctive backdrop for private events, while the courtyard offers an outdoor option for ceremonies or gatherings. The Arts Center's mission centers on enriching the community through exposure, engagement, and education in the visual and performing arts, and its role in the community was recognized with the 2008 Governor's Award for the Arts and its leadership in establishing Uptown Greenwood as an official South Carolina cultural district in 2017.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

The Railroad Historical Center in Greenwood, South Carolina, houses the Upstate's largest static railroad display. Established in 1970, the museum invites visitors to step into the Golden Age of Railroad Travel through seven fully restored, climate-controlled railway cars, including a 1906-era steam locomotive, an interurban car, a coach, a diner-lounge car, a Pullman sleeper, a caboose, and a saloon car. Guided tours run on regular open days, and private tours can be arranged by appointment for groups outside the museum's public hours. The Center also hosts seasonal special events, including the North Pole Express, Christmas at the Train, and Family Fun at the Train, bringing holiday and family programming into its historic rail cars.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

The Belmont Inn is a historic hotel in the Abbeville Historic District of Abbeville, South Carolina, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1903 as the Eureka Hotel at a cost of $30,000, the property once served as a railroad hotel and stopover for Vaudeville performers traveling between New York and Miami, hosting guests including entertainers Fanny Brice and Jimmy Durante and President Jimmy Carter. The building reflects Spanish architectural design, with original details that include a slate roof, a marble veranda, and marble terrazzo floors, along with custom cabinetmaker-built doorways and handcrafted armoires from the early 20th century. After a period of decline in the 1970s, the property underwent extensive restoration in the 1980s and now offers 25 elegantly restored guest rooms that pair historic character with modern comforts like high-speed internet and refined hardwood floors. The Belmont Inn hosts weddings, family reunions, corporate retreats, and other special celebrations, with staff available to help plan private gatherings. The Veranda, an outdoor dining and event space with ambient lighting and scenic surroundings, is used for wedding receptions, anniversaries, and other private events, and the inn's dining room, The Bene Italian Grill, serves guests on-site including a weekly Southern Sunday Lunch.