Top Waxhaw Venues

Courtyard Fort Mill, SC offers event spaces for your next celebration in Fort Mill, South Carolina.

• Spaces for 175 Guests

• Spaces for 100-125 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Weddington Swim & Racquet Club is a member-owned recreational club founded in 1980, situated on Matthews-Weddington Road in Weddington, North Carolina. The club serves families across Union and Mecklenburg Counties with swimming, diving, and tennis programs, and earned the 2012 USTA North Carolina Outstanding Facility Award for the quality of its racquet sports offerings. The clubhouse banquet facility is available for private events and accommodates up to 100 seated or 125 standing guests. The space features all-wood floors, a complete kitchen, and audio equipment, making it a self-contained option for receptions, parties, and special occasions. Outdoor pool facilities, twelve lighted soft tennis courts, and four lighted hard courts round out a campus well-suited to group gatherings of many kinds.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

Rolling Hills Country Club has operated in Monroe, North Carolina as a private, family-oriented golf and country club for more than 60 years. Founded in 1962 on the former Rowena Shute Farm along Roosevelt Boulevard, the club features an 18-hole course designed by George Cobb, alongside a swimming pool, tennis courts, and dining spaces that include the 1962 Grille. The clubhouse reflects decades of continuous investment — a ballroom was added following a 1983 fire, a fairway dining room opened in 1992, and a new patio completed in 2024 added approximately 50 seats to the club's dining capacity. For private events, Rolling Hills accommodates everything from intimate business meetings to large banquets and receptions, positioned conveniently for members and guests from the greater Charlotte metropolitan area.

• Spaces for 175 Guests

Cedarwood Country Club is a private club in Charlotte, North Carolina, founded in 1964 around an Ellis Maples-designed golf course that has since hosted significant regional tournaments. Beyond the course, the club offers dining, a pool, tennis, and fitness facilities for members and their guests. Its dining and gathering life centers on three rooms. The Maples Dining Room pairs a formal-yet-relaxed setting with views over the golf course and practice facility, and serves as the setting for private affairs and club themed events. The Cedarview Lounge and Ron Green Grill Room offer casual lunch and dinner alongside panoramic course views. An award-winning culinary staff builds daily specials and customized menus around member preferences, supporting occasions that range from New Year's and Valentine's celebrations to wine tastings and live music.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

• Spaces for 150 Guests

• Spaces for 550 Guests

• Spaces for 200 Guests

• Spaces for 75-250 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Country Club

Pine Lake Country Club is a full-service private club established in 1952 on 157 acres in the Mint Hill area of Charlotte, North Carolina. Originally founded as Columbia Country Club, it adopted its current name in 1960 and has grown from a nine-hole layout into a comprehensive recreational and social community. The club's 18-hole championship course — recently redesigned by architect Jeff Lawrence and Aspen Golf — anchors the property. Complementing the golf are six LED-lighted Har-Tru clay courts, a Master Series hard court, four pickleball courts, and a Junior Olympic-size pool complex with a Z-shaped design, 11-foot water slide, and children's wading area. A recently renovated fitness center with a wraparound porch completes the athletic campus. Dining is led by Executive Chef Shay Holmes across multiple venues, ranging from casual fare to a members-only lounge with handcrafted cocktails and a curated menu. The clubhouse and grounds host a full calendar of club events — holiday celebrations, seasonal gatherings — as well as private member-sponsored events accommodating various group sizes.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

• Spaces for 200 Guests

Morning Glory Farm is a private estate venue set on a working farm in Monroe, North Carolina, just outside Charlotte. The property was designed in 1993 by an architect who built an Italian-style farmhouse on the land, and it was purchased in 2006 by Scott and Nan, who continue growing blueberries, asparagus, and seasonal vegetables using organic farming practices. The farm hosted its first outdoor wedding in Fall 2011. Surrounded by sparkling cafe lights, lush greenery, and overgrown rose bushes, the setting carries what the venue describes as a "sophisticated, magical, and quaint backyard" feel. The family-run team — Nan, Maggie, and Scott — takes a personal approach to each event, supporting couples throughout the planning and preparation process to help bring their individual style to life. Morning Glory Farm has been featured in Country Living, The New York Times, Style Me Pretty, The Venue Report, Wedding Sparrow, and Cottage Hill.

• Spaces for 200 Guests