Top Plainview Venues

• Spaces for 18-240 Guests
• 1 Country Club
• 1 Meeting Space

Sedgefield Country Club has anchored Greensboro, North Carolina's golf heritage since 1926, built around a Donald Ross-designed course that GOLF.com and the North Carolina Golf Panel have recognized among the state's top 20. The course serves as the permanent home of the Wyndham Championship, hosting PGA TOUR professionals each summer on its rolling fairways and classic undulating greens. The clubhouse and grounds offer a range of private event spaces, from outdoor ceremony sites overlooking the championship fairways to interior venues with direct golf course views. In-house catering, prepared by the executive chef with customizable menus, supports gatherings from intimate dinners to large celebrations. A private boardroom with full audiovisual technology accommodates corporate meetings and business events, while several distinct dining venues — including the Donald Ross Lounge — host social occasions of varying sizes throughout the year.

• 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.

• Spaces for 500 Guests

• Spaces for 10-200 Guests
• 1 Rooftop
• 2 Event Spaces
• 2 Meeting Spaces

The Ohio State University Faculty Club has been a fixture of campus life since 1939, when it opened its permanent home at 181 South Oval Drive, between Mirror Lake and Orton Hall. The club describes itself as "a legendary campus tradition," offering an atmosphere of congeniality and casual elegance to Ohio State faculty, staff, alumni, and their guests. Beyond its role as a social hub for the university community, the club serves as a venue for private events and weddings, accommodating up to 200 guests across the Main Dining Room, Grand Ballroom, and three floors of the clubhouse. An outdoor patio overlooking Mirror Lake is available for ceremonies and cocktail hours. The club's in-house culinary and beverage team, along with a day-of event coordinator, supports weddings, receptions, and departmental gatherings, with linens, china, silverware, audiovisual equipment, and wi-fi included. The club also operates the Barrister Club at South Campus Gateway, a separate facility owned by the Moritz College of Law, which hosts law school programming as well as outside private events and meetings.

• Spaces for 240 Guests

The Peninsula Club is a private country club set along eleven miles of Lake Norman shoreline in Cornelius, North Carolina, just north of Charlotte. The elegant clubhouse looks out over panoramic lake views, providing a picturesque backdrop for weddings, private receptions, and corporate events. With more than 25 years of experience, the Club hosts a wide range of private celebrations — including wedding ceremonies and receptions, engagement parties, rehearsal dinners, bridal luncheons, and milestone gatherings — in flexible indoor spaces that include an intimate Lakeside Room and a spacious ballroom. Guests may arrive by water at one of eight private boat slips, with direct access to the clubhouse and dining facilities. In addition to its event programming, The Peninsula Club offers a recently renovated championship golf course, tennis and pickleball, pool facilities, and multiple dining venues — all set within a lakefront community on one of North Carolina's largest lakes.

• Spaces for 80-255 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Waterfront
• 1 Beach

The Ocean Pines Beach Club sits directly on the shores of Ocean City, Maryland, occupying the oceanside block between 49th and 50th Streets. The three-level cedar shake building is one of the few waterfront event venues in the area where guests enjoy unobstructed Atlantic Ocean views from every level. The upper level is available for private dining, weddings, rehearsal dinners, birthday celebrations, anniversaries, and corporate functions for both Ocean Pines residents and non-residents. The banquet space on the upper level accommodates up to 80 guests and offers sweeping ocean views as a natural backdrop. The broader Beach Club property includes a restaurant and bar, a 30-by-54-foot pool with deck seating and lounge chairs, beach volleyball courts, and direct beach access — giving guests a full seaside experience before and after any event.

• Spaces for 250-500 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn
• 1 space at this venue

The Homestead is a barn wedding and event venue set on a historic estate at the foot of Lookout Mountain in Chickamauga, Georgia, about 20 minutes from downtown Chattanooga. The property centers on a 150-year-old hand-pegged Amish barn — originally built in Pennsylvania and relocated piece by piece to the site — anchored by hand-pegged beams and galley windows that pair the barn's original character with modern conveniences. The estate includes three distinct structures: the Celebration Barn for receptions and large gatherings, Peacock Hall (an Italianate farm home with a full catering kitchen, multiple getting-ready rooms, and a gathering hall with natural lighting), and a Carriage House with an outdoor patio and fire pit. The property overlooks private Lake Angela, with views reaching to High Point — the highest elevation on all of Lookout Mountain. The venue accommodates up to 250 seated guests in the Celebration Barn and offers on-site overnight accommodations for up to 43, including two treehouses, America's First Idea House, and The Bellewood Lodge.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Nestled in the hills between Edmond and Oklahoma City, River Oaks Golf Club is a private golf club that also opens its clubhouse to non-members for weddings and special events. Its hilltop setting just east of I-35 off Hefner Road gives the club sweeping views over the surrounding terrain, making it a scenic backdrop for a ceremony or reception. All-inclusive wedding and reception packages range from $2,500 to $4,500 and include access to the venue starting at 11 AM, a four-hour reception (with an additional hour available for a ceremony), and a complimentary room for the rehearsal dinner. Couples have use of a bridal suite, 60-inch round and rectangular tables, black Chiavari chairs for indoor ceremonies and receptions, white garden chairs for outdoor ceremonies, custom linens, and a dance floor, with licensed bartenders and uniformed servers on hand throughout the event. Beyond weddings, River Oaks Golf Club hosts rehearsal dinners, bridal and baby showers, birthday parties, retirement parties, family reunions, and other private gatherings, with a dedicated staff coordinating room setup, linens, china and glassware, and dedicated parking for guests.

• Spaces for 30-200 Guests
• 1 Theater
• 2 Event Spaces
• 3 Historic Spaces

Housed in the former McKinley Elementary School in Cincinnati's Columbia-Tusculum neighborhood, the Irish Heritage Center of Greater Cincinnati occupies a 40,000-square-foot Italianate building constructed in 1875. The property and surrounding neighborhood have been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1979. Maureen Kennedy and Kent Covey purchased the building in 2009 and undertook an extensive restoration, establishing the center to promote the culture, traditions, and story of the Irish and Irish Americans in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. The center offers multiple event spaces across its restored campus, accommodating gatherings from intimate parties of 30 to concerts and performances of up to 200. Spaces include a converted-gymnasium Theater and Concert Hall with a full stage, lighting, and sound system; a third-floor Erin Ballroom with natural light and an elevated stage; a Dance Room; a Tea Room; and a fully functional catering kitchen available to rent. All spaces are elevator-accessible. Beyond private rentals, the center hosts ongoing cultural programming in Irish music, theater, dance, film, genealogy, and the visual arts. Rooms are available for weddings, birthday celebrations, rehearsal dinners, holiday parties, and more.

• Spaces for 350 Guests

• Spaces for 180-500 Guests
• 3 Museums
• 1 Outdoor
• 3 Total Spaces

Marbles Kids Museum is a nonprofit children's museum and event venue in the heart of downtown Raleigh, North Carolina. Founded in 2007, the museum features two floors of hands-on, interactive exhibits and a full-scale IMAX theater — and each of those spaces opens to private rental for events ranging from corporate meetings and luncheons to formal galas and wedding celebrations. Events take place across three main rental spaces. Curiosity Square, the main lobby and surrounding first-floor exhibit area, offers an open-concept layout with soaring ceilings, vibrant colors, and access to an outdoor courtyard, accommodating up to 250 guests banquet-style or 500 for a standing reception. Zanzibar A/B is a 3,456-square-foot room with African wood-carved doors, floor-to-ceiling windows, and built-in projection and audio systems — divisible for smaller cocktail gatherings or opened fully for receptions of up to 250. The IMAX building houses Marbles IMAX, which seats 272 for private screenings, presentations, and events on a four-story-tall screen.

• Spaces for 24-800 Guests
• 8 Hotels
• 2 Ballrooms
• 6 Meeting Spaces

Harrah's Kansas City is a full-service casino resort situated along the scenic Missouri River in North Kansas City, Missouri. The property opened in 1994 and completed a major $50 million renovation in 2014, updating the casino floor, restaurants, hotel rooms, and public areas throughout. For private events and celebrations, the venue offers a range of dedicated spaces. The Nevada Ballroom spans 9,792 square feet and can be divided into as many as five rooms, accommodating up to 550 guests for a banquet or 800 for a reception. The Vegas Ballroom, Reno Room, and Tahoe Rooms each offer 3,240 square feet, with capacity for 180 seated guests and up to 250 for a reception — well suited for rehearsal dinners, corporate celebrations, and mid-size gatherings. Event guests have access to on-site dining from Gordon Ramsay Steak, Royal Noodle Bar, Winning Streaks, and Bite & Bean, along with live entertainment programming at VooDoo Lounge.

Located in the greater Washington Metropolitan area, Vintage Glam Tea Party & Co. is a boutique wedding, special events, and rental company specializing in vintage and glam themes. Tea parties with a Vintage or Rustic twist are among the services provided by Vintage Glam. Our team has over 30 years of combined experience in design and marketing, allowing us to create beautiful tea parties for your special event - weddings, receptions, showers, anniversaries, and Sweet 16s, among other things. If you would like to learn more about our services, please see our website at www.vintageglamteapartydc.com. Pinkies & Toes Up! To be honest, the decision to revamp Vintage Glam's website and launch a blog came as something of a "welcomed" surprise to myself. I am not a good adapter to new situations (I have since learned through sharing that I am not the only one). I have closed Vintage Glam's boutique and stopped hosting on-site parties as of the date of this posting, which marks six months into COVID-19. These are three significant changes. What is a girl supposed to do in this situation? Ugh! In any case, I recall a really good friend of mine once asking, "Why do you think change is a bad thing?" (Thank you very much, Roseann. (I'm missing you!) Over the course of the last couple of months, I kept coming back to that question. I really wanted to feel like I had accomplished something by the time the pandemic ended. After that, I put the pint of ice cream and the bag of chips down and turned off the television, allowing myself to concentrate on the things I could do. I felt a sense of empowerment and accomplishment after completing this task. It was past time to make some changes to the website (old one was 6-years old and needed updating). I've always wanted to start a blog where I could share stories about parties, crafting, collecting, and other experiences with others. Additionally, the blog will provide me with an opportunity to stay in touch with my customers (many of whom have become friends) - and, to learn about your personal journey - what have you been up to lately? Please do not hesitate to share your thoughts.

• Spaces for 125 Guests

The Inn at Ragged Edge is a restored 1901 Gilded Age mansion in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, designed by renowned architect Frank Furness. The property sits on a hillside overlooking a gentle creek, with rich African Mahogany woodwork beneath grand ceilings carrying the character of the original mansion into the present day. The inn specializes in hosting intimate weddings and celebrations, offering creekside ceremony and reception spaces, including a creekside prairie setting for outdoor moments. Couples can exchange vows surrounded by the mansion's historic elegance, celebrate with family and friends, and retire to on-site accommodations without leaving the property. Nine guest rooms, each with a private bath, combine the mansion's historic character with modern comfort, making it possible to host an entire wedding weekend on site. The Inn at Ragged Edge is located about 20 miles from Gettysburg in Pennsylvania's Cumberland Valley.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

• Spaces for 600 Guests

• Spaces for 6-60 Guests
• 4 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Waterfront

Chapel at the Park sits on a 3-acre estate bordering Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Gatlinburg, offering couples a choice of five distinct ceremony settings across a single wooded property. Vows can be exchanged in the chapel sanctuary, beside a two-story waterfall, beneath a white gazebo, along an arbor with mountain views, or in an enchanted forest setting decorated with a crystal chandelier — with the chapel serving as a covered backup should weather turn. The venue's all-inclusive packages bundle a minister, photographer, and wedding coordinator with the ceremony space itself, and range from short elopement bookings for the couple alone up to two-hour celebrations for as many as 60 family and friends. Silk florals, cakes, and on-site lodging options are built into several of the packages, letting couples handle much of the planning in a single booking. Midnight, the chapel's resident rescued black cat, is a familiar presence at ceremonies, often appearing for photos and greeting guests on the grounds.

• Spaces for 175 Guests

• Spaces for 150 Guests

• Spaces for 300 Guests
• 1 Event Space

The Flame Catering and Banquet Center has served the greater New Bern area as one of Eastern North Carolina's most recognized catering and private event companies. Based two miles from downtown New Bern, the company operates its own Banquet Center — a 4,500-square-foot private venue accommodating 50 to 300 guests — and works as a preferred caterer at partner venues across Craven, Pamlico, Jones, and Onslow Counties. The Banquet Center's event-ready setup includes a handmade marble-topped bar, a large pre-function area, and all tables, chairs, plates, silverware, and glassware. Each event is staffed by a dedicated event coordinator who assists with menu planning, vendor coordination, and décor concepts, whether for a wedding, corporate gathering, military ball, church function, family reunion, or nonprofit fundraiser.