Top Williamson Venues

• Spaces for 10-70 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces

Weddings at Sanctuaire Atelier offer picturesque views, unique details, hands on execution, and amenities that make your special day hassle and stress free. Our indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces offer your event the flexibility to be able to move seamlessly through the entire wedding day. With our climate controlled facilities, you can be prepared for nature's weather surprises, but still be surrounded by the beauty of our serene green space. All packages include 12 hours of rental and the following extra amenities: wedding rehearsal of 2 hours on evening before wedding reception tables & chairs for guest number specified above in reception area benches for wedding site use of arch, arbor, or cross use of private areas to prep before event use of designated space for set up and breakdown of the event use of kitchenette space, refrigerator, & prep area studio and cottage space can be configured according to your needs furniture owned by Sanctuaire Atelier golf cart transportation from the bridal dressing area Cottage & Studio Warehouse are equipped with Smart TV and WIFI Cornhole board set, horse shoes, bocce ball, and croquet game set Fire pit at both locations with firewood and kindling Free on site parking A BOOKING FEE IS REQUIRED OF $1500 TO RESERVE DATE WITH THE BALANCE DUE 60 DAYS BEFORE THE WEDDING DATE. ALL WEDDINGS REQUIRE A EVENT INSURANCE POLICY WITH $1MILLION AGGREGATE / $2 MILLION PER OCCURENCE. (TYPICAL POLICY COST IS $220-240)

• Spaces for 150-300 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Sunny D Farms is a 30-acre Southern farm venue in Williamson, Georgia, managed by City of Refuge, a local non-profit organization. The farm has hosted weddings and private events since 2007, and its pastoral setting — rolling land with pecan orchards, grazing horses, and an outdoor fireplace — provides a relaxed, country backdrop well-suited to celebrations of all kinds. The venue offers two outdoor ceremony sites, the arbor and the pecan orchard, alongside The Rutherford Chapel for couples seeking an indoor ceremony option. Receptions move to the barn, which seats up to 150 guests, with an adjacent open field available for additional outdoor seating. A bridal suite and groom's quarters are on-site, and golf cart shuttle service keeps guests moving comfortably across the property. All packages include a month-out and day-of coordinator with an assistant, along with tables, chairs, linens, and full setup and breakdown. The venue also maintains a large inventory of decor available to clients, and professional decorating services can be arranged through the events team.

• Spaces for 100 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Meadowlark 1939, a historic estate 50 minutes south of Atlanta and steeped in history, is a reminiscence of English-inspired gardens combined with the warmth and welcome of southern charm. With crawling ivy, magnolia trees, statues and statuettes, clear lakes, and walkways to meander, we've created an environment where significant moments and connections can flourish! The journey begins with a site visit, during which you will be able to appreciate the beauty and heart of Meadowlark 1939 and her caretakers. We guarantee that from the moment you set foot on the site, you will "feel" the beautiful wedding setting of your dreams. Meadowlark Garden consisted of a total of seven acres of old formal gardens, which were set inside a 400-acre conservation area. The ancient property, which was built in 1883, has 2,200 square feet of furnished area for preparations and storage. Our 150-year-old Pecan tree provides a gorgeous backdrop for any event, and the site can accommodate up to 300 guests depending on the configuration of your event. There are a variety of ceremony and reception sites available on the property. Ingram family has owned this historically historic property since it was purchased in 1939, when they purchased the original farmhouse built in 1891, which is now a museum. When Frank Ingram and his wife, Rhoda Hopson Ingram, bought the ancient farmhouse, they immediately started renovating it and planting flowers in it. Rhoda Hopson had a genuine passion for gardening, and she imagined walkways and allees that would meander through pleasant garden rooms, which she saw come to fruition throughout her life. A number of years later, her grandson Jay Averett, together with the property's caretakers, AP and Alea Moore, revived the gorgeous property as Meadowlark 1939, bringing it back to life.