Top Tennessee Quinceañera Venues

• Spaces for 300-700 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Event Space

Located on Broadway in the heart of downtown Nashville, Margaritaville Nashville offers a lively setting for corporate events, rehearsal dinners, birthday celebrations, fundraisers, receptions, and private parties. Set within a restored historic building, the venue features multiple private and semi-private spaces, several permanent bars, a second-floor event area, and a stage suited to live entertainment and presentations. Southern-inspired cuisine, customizable beverage service, live music, and production capabilities help shape gatherings of varying sizes and styles. With its colorful interiors and energetic Music City atmosphere, Margaritaville Nashville creates a memorable backdrop for celebrations in downtown Nashville.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

Category 10 is a multi-level music venue, bar, and restaurant in downtown Nashville, inspired by country artist Luke Combs and named for his debut album "Hurricane." Located at 120 2nd Avenue N, the venue carries on the tradition of the former Wildhorse Saloon, continuing its legacy of world-class line dancing while adding a fresh lineup of spaces across four floors. The venue spans multiple distinct experiences, including the Honky-Tonk, Hurricane Hall, The Still, 5 Leaf Clover Sports, and The Eye rooftop, each offering its own atmosphere for live music, dancing, and gathering. Guests can take in river views, catch live performances, and enjoy light shows across the building's stages. Category 10 offers private event spaces for groups looking to host celebrations amid its honky-tonk energy, with options ranging from single rooms to a full-venue buyout. The venue has been fan-voted Best New Bar and Best Place to Dance in Nashville, and operates as part of Opry Entertainment Group.

• Spaces for 20-200 Guests
• 2 Restaurants
• 1 Bar
• 5 Total Spaces

Dancing Bear Lodge & Appalachian Bistro sits on 38 acres in Townsend, Tennessee, near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Cades Cove. The property pairs 28 accommodations, styled with Appalachian design details and modern comforts, with an award-winning farm-to-table restaurant led by Chef Jeff Carter, sourced in part from the property's own gardens. For weddings and private events, the lodge offers a range of settings suited to different guest counts and styles. The Event Lawn & Gazebo, with its gabled entrance, anchors outdoor ceremonies for up to 200 guests, while The Landing's open-air pavilion accommodates 125 for a ceremony or 75 for dining. Smaller gatherings can be held in The Event Center, a private room attached to the Bistro, the Main Dining Room & Bar with its seasonal wood-burning fireplace, or the more intimate Covered Patio. With on-site lodging for guests and dining from the Appalachian Bistro available for private events, the property is set up to host everything from small elopements to full wedding weekends.

• Spaces for 150-300 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Art Gallery

The Emporium is Knoxville's first true arts center, occupying a historic 1890s building in the heart of downtown's Arts District on Gay Street, close to the Old City. The space retains its original wood beams, brick walls, and 18-foot ceilings, with large glass windows that fill the rooms with natural light. A nonprofit rental venue and active exhibition space, The Emporium showcases local and regional artists year-round through changing gallery exhibitions, so events here unfold alongside rotating art shows. The flexible, two-level space accommodates up to 150 guests for seated receptions and 300 guests for standing receptions when both levels are combined; for a ceremony and reception held together, the venue works best for 125 guests or fewer. It's available to individuals, nonprofits, and other organizations for dinners, receptions, fundraisers, and wedding ceremonies. Renters can bring in caterers and vendors of their choosing, and the building offers ample electrical outlets to support a band, DJ, photo booth, and event lighting. Downtown parking is plentiful nearby, and renting the space directly supports Knoxville's art community.

• Spaces for 20-300 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 4 Event Spaces
• 7 Total Spaces

Scarritt Bennett Center is a nonprofit conference, retreat, and education center set on a 10-acre historic campus in Nashville. The campus began more than 100 years ago as the School for Christian Workers and today welcomes weddings, receptions, and private events alongside its ongoing mission-based programming. At the heart of the campus is Wightman Chapel, built in classic Gothic cathedral style in 1928 and designed with acoustics that resonate throughout the space. The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. preached in the chapel in 1957, and it has been featured in the PBS series "Designed for Worship" as one of the finest sacred spaces in Nashville. Couples seeking a more intimate ceremony can choose Skinner Chapel, a 20-person space with high ceilings and arched windows, or the Labyrinth Garden, a round garden holding one of only two permanent outdoor prayer labyrinths in Nashville, framed by a historic bell tower and seasonal cherry blossoms and dogwoods. For receptions, the campus offers several distinct indoor and outdoor spaces, including Susie Gray Dining Hall, the Great Lawn, and Laskey Great Hall. Catering is handled in-house under Executive Chef Joe Irwin, with plated, buffet, and passed hors d'oeuvres options for brunch, daytime, or evening events; Scarritt Bennett Center operates as an alcohol-free venue. The center describes itself as an inclusive wedding venue welcoming all couples.

• Spaces for 35-250 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Historic Spaces
• 2 Total Spaces

Mabry-Hazen House is an 1858 Italianate-style residence set on Mabry's Hill east of downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, overlooking the city skyline and the Great Smoky Mountains. The home was occupied by three generations of one family until Evelyn Montgomery Hazen's 1989 will established it as a museum, and it is known as Knoxville's only historic house museum to retain its original family collection, with more than 2,500 artifacts on display. The 7.5-acre property also includes a Level 1 arboretum of 32 tree species, a 1924 Craftsman-style guest house, and Bethel Cemetery. For weddings and private events, the grounds accommodate up to approximately 250 guests, with a fully lit and powered gazebo for ceremonies or receptions, a long brick pathway suited to processionals, and open lawn space for tents and large gatherings. Couples planning a ceremony can also make use of the outdoor chapel setup along the home's front porch walkway. The venue is LGBTQ+ friendly and does not require couples to use specific vendors or caterers. The Julia Meek Guest House, a separate 1,200-square-foot Craftsman-style building on the west side of the property, offers a more intimate option for up to 35 guests, with a full kitchen, adjustable furniture, and a private parking lot. It hosts everything from wedding showers and rehearsal dinners to corporate meetings and retreats. Proceeds from event rentals support the property's historic preservation and educational programming.

• Spaces for 150-200 Guests
• 3 Museums
• 3 Outdoor Spaces
• 3 Gardens

Dixon Gallery & Gardens is a museum and public garden set on seventeen acres in Memphis, Tennessee, built around the home, gardens, and art collection bequeathed by Margaret Oates Dixon and Hugo Norton Dixon. The museum's collection includes more than 2,000 objects, with particular strength in French and American Impressionist paintings alongside notable German and English porcelain, and the Dixon mounts eight to ten exhibitions each year across its galleries. The surrounding gardens combine formal plantings, woodland areas, and cutting gardens, and offer two settings for wedding ceremonies: the sweeping South Lawn and the more intimate, circular Bowlin Stage, each accommodating up to 200 guests. Receptions and rehearsal dinners move indoors to the Hughes Pavilion, a brick building in the Woodland Gardens with large skylights and floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over woodland, lawn, and garden sculpture; surrounding patios, covered by a seasonal tent, let the celebration extend outdoors. The Pavilion accommodates up to 200 guests for a cocktail-style reception or 80 to 150 for a seated meal. For couples who prefer a smaller ceremony, the Dixon also offers a vow-exchange option for fifteen guests or fewer, with a choice of smaller garden backdrops throughout the property. On-site catering is handled in partnership with Park + Cherry by Chef Phillip Dewayne.

• Spaces for 40-50 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

Etch is the ideal venue for hosting private dining events, whether you're planning a business meeting or a cocktail celebration. Etch can accommodate up to 30 guests at a time. There are two private dining rooms available, each with its own exclusive menu and complimentary access to the Internet. To reserve one of our private event venues, you will need to fill out a contract and satisfy a minimum threshold for the amount of food and beverages you will serve. On Friday and Saturday nights between the hours of 5 and 8 p.m., there are a limited number of seating options available in the Encore Room; however, both rooms are available for lunch and supper parties. It is possible to reserve a private dining area for either 2.5 or 3.5 hours at a time. You are required to make arrangements at the time of booking if you require more time for your event, and those arrangements are subject to availability. Reviewing the available booking options on our website, going on a tour of the venues virtually, or consulting our Private Dining Guide are great ways to get the planning process started for your forthcoming event. You can expect a response to any questions you have within one business day. To make a reservation or get more information about our private dining options, go to our Private Dining page on our website and choose the time of day that works best for your occasion. We look forward to working with you!

• Spaces for 200 Guests

VENUE 109 is an event space north of Nashville, located across from Rivergate Mall in Madison, Tennessee. The all-wood venue accommodates approximately 150 to 250 guests depending on the type of event, and hosts weddings, wedding receptions, bridal showers, and private parties. For smaller celebrations, VENUE 109 also offers a micro wedding package for guest lists of about 20 to 50 people, geared toward couples who want an intimate setting without a large-scale production. Every rental includes tables, chairs, linens, TVs, and a premium sound and lighting system, and the venue is handicap accessible. The space doubles as a live music venue, outfitted with a Behringer X32 mixing board, a full drum set, stage monitors, powered EV speakers, stage lighting, a live camera feed, and microphones, with the all-wood construction lending natural acoustics. VENUE 109 is led by co-founders Nichole R. Mason and Keith L. Mason, whose team coordinates catering, bar service, and event logistics from start to finish.

• Spaces for 60-150 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Total Spaces

Located just minutes from downtown Nashville, Temple Hills Country Club combines Southern charm with elevated leisure. Its 27-hole championship golf course weaves through rolling hills and mature trees, creating a serene setting for play and private events alike. Members enjoy a full-service clubhouse featuring dining, tennis courts, a resort-style pool, and a warm community spirit. With flexible event spaces and sweeping golf-course views, Temple Hills is a sought-after venue for elegant weddings and lively celebrations.

• Spaces for 365 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Located in the center of downtown Nashville, on historic 2nd Avenue, is a wedding and event venue. One fourteen at the Wildhorse, which was first built in 1875, has more than 11,000 square feet of adaptable meeting and event space. One fourteen at the Wildhorse is the ideal location for your retreat, reception, or special event. It has original exposed brick, hardwood flooring, a private boardroom, a huge skylight on the third story, retro decor, and stunning views of the Cumberland River. One fourteen, a restaurant in the heart of Nashville's Second Avenue, has a lengthy and eventful past that dates back to 1875. Second Avenue, which was formerly known as Market Street, ran from Broadway to the Public Square and served as Nashville's commercial center for the latter half of the nineteenth century. One Fourteen is just one of the buildings that serve as examples of the development of commercial architecture in the late nineteenth century on the block of Second Avenue between Church Street and Broadway, which is the only part to have survived largely intact.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

Springbrook Park is a large community park in Alcoa, Tennessee, stretching from Alcoa High School to Hunt Road along Springbrook Road. The park centers on a 7.7-acre duck pond for fishing and includes 1.4 miles of lit walking trail alongside a shorter, family-oriented "Wonder Trail." The grounds offer four lit tennis courts, a lit softball field, four basketball goals, an outdoor fitness area, and both toddler and standard playgrounds. An 18,000-square-foot outdoor pool with a water slide and a separate wading pool round out the recreational amenities, and an on-site community center houses a gymnasium, game room, and meeting rooms. For gatherings, the park offers two picnic areas and four pavilions available to rent — three holding three picnic tables each and a larger shelter with eight tables, each equipped with a charcoal grill. Additional picnic tables, year-round restrooms, drinking fountains, and park benches are spread throughout the grounds, making the park a flexible spot for picnics, reunions, and outdoor gatherings.

• Spaces for 60-400 Guests
• 5 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Barn
• 5 Total Spaces

Set on 350 acres of rolling Tennessee hills just outside Chattanooga, Howe Farms is home to seven boutique wedding and event venues spread across two neighboring properties, Howe Farms and Five Gables. Each venue has its own distinct character, from the rustic elegance of the Vineyard Hall and the timber-framed Apple Barn to the mountain panoramas of the Pavilion and the Tuscan-inspired Woodlands, giving couples a range of settings and guest counts to match their vision. The estate began with Don and Talene Howe's own wedding in 2014, an experience that led them to build a property dedicated to stress-free, all-inclusive celebrations. Every venue rental includes access to a ceremony site, indoor reception space, and patio or porch areas, along with tables, chairs, and unlimited access to an on-site decor room. Nine on-site lodging houses let wedding parties stay right on the property, and the grounds are pet-friendly and wheelchair accessible. Beyond weddings, Howe Farms also hosts corporate events, and add-ons like vintage getaway vehicles and fireworks give couples ways to personalize their celebration on the estate.

• Spaces for 84-700 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Theater
• 1 Meeting Space

The Great Hall & Conference Center is a flexible event venue in Germantown, Tennessee, operated by the City of Germantown. The main space spans more than 8,600 square feet beneath high ceilings and ample windows, and can be reconfigured into as many as five separate meeting rooms without any view-blocking columns, making it equally suited to an intimate gathering or a large-scale reception. Every section opens onto a 136-foot balcony, adding a touch of fresh air to weddings, banquets, and evening celebrations alike. For business gatherings, the adjoining Conference Center offers tiered theater seating for up to 84, with a built-in LCD projector, a Bose sound system, and individual technology stations, making it well suited to presentations, training sessions, and conferences. Rental pricing is structured to be all-inclusive, covering round and banquet tables, chairs, linens, staging, and a projector, screen, and sound system, while a fully equipped prep kitchen supports catering for weddings, rehearsal dinners, receptions, and trade shows alike. A dedicated events staff assists with planning from the initial site tour through event day.

• Spaces for 50-400 Guests
• 3 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Barn
• 1 Waterfront

The Historic Sam Davis Home and Plantation sits on 168 acres in Smyrna, Tennessee, where a Greek Revival home built in the early 1800s anchors a property that includes a second historic home, several outbuildings, a family cemetery, and Stewart's Creek winding along the grounds. Wedding parties are drawn to the setting's range of backdrops, from the shaded Backyard beneath large magnolia and maple trees to the tin-roof White Barn favored for elopements and small ceremonies. For ceremonies, the Historic Home's brick aisle-way and porch serve as a naturally decorated altar for larger gatherings, while the Creekside location — with built-in benches overlooking Stewart's Creek — suits intimate weddings of 50 guests or fewer. The Creek House offers a working gas fireplace, hardwood floors, and a full kitchen for receptions, rehearsal dinners, and business luncheons, and can double as a bridal suite for full-site rentals, with the nearby Ed Building serving as a groomsmen room. The wrap-around Veranda, lined with ceiling fans and lights, adds a covered reception space overlooking the Backyard. Couples and event hosts may bring their own catering and vendors, and alcohol service is permitted with an ABC-licensed bartender on site. A large paved lot and multiple parking fields accommodate bigger events, and the historic home itself can be opened for self-guided tours during parties for an additional fee.

• Spaces for 130-300 Guests
• 3 Ballrooms
• 3 Historic Spaces

Balinese Ballroom occupies a building constructed in 1876 in Memphis's historic Pinch District, restored to showcase its original industrial character — exposed brick walls, wood beams, and tall arched windows. The Pinch District preserves a concentration of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century buildings that once housed the city's early commercial and residential life, giving the venue a backdrop with genuine history rather than a manufactured one. The venue offers three distinct spaces that can host events independently or together: the Downstairs Ballroom, with white-painted brick, a draped ceiling, and gold crystal chandeliers; the Upstairs Ballroom, with exposed brick and ceiling, tall windows for natural light, and Edison-bulb string lighting; and the High Point Ballroom, featuring a sunken wooden dance floor, disco ball, and a 28-foot wooden bar. Each space includes its own separate bar area and can accommodate ceremony, cocktail, or seated reception formats, allowing couples to host a ceremony and reception in the same building without changing venues. Every rental includes tables, black folding chairs, white linens, setup and breakdown, cleanup, a doorman, and free parking across three on-site lots. The venue also provides full in-house catering and bar service, with customizable menus built to accommodate dietary restrictions.

• Spaces for 25 Guests

The Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge is home to a full-scale Grand Staircase, built to the original RMS Titanic blueprints, inside a ship-shaped building that's a landmark along the Parkway. For couples, the Grand Staircase doubles as a ceremony backdrop, with select wedding packages offering access to the space before the museum opens to the public. Ceremonies can be held on the Grand Staircase itself or by the museum's outdoor fountain, with each package including an ordained First Officer to perform the ceremony and a dedicated wedding specialist to help plan the day. Vow renewals follow the same setting, presided over by the ship's First Officer, and proposal packages are also available on the staircase. Couples working with a photographer can arrange professional photography as part of their package. For receptions, the Pigeon Forge location offers a 3,000-square-foot event room with catering options, giving couples a place to continue the celebration after their ceremony beneath the museum's carved oak staircase and stained-glass dome.

• Spaces for 75-250 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Country Club

Clarksville Country Club is a semi-private golf and event venue in Clarksville, Arkansas, built around a 9-hole golf course open daily with cart rentals available. The clubhouse hosts events for guests from Clarksville, Russellville, and Ozark, accommodating up to 75 guests for seated events or up to 125 for a cocktail-style gathering. The club welcomes a wide range of occasions, including wedding receptions, birthday parties, corporate lunches and dinners, family and school reunions, corporate meetings, and casual gatherings with friends. Its golf course doubles as a popular backdrop for event photography. On site, Heather's Table and Catering serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner alongside a full bar, giving the club dining options beyond its event space.

• Spaces for 70-100 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

Merchants hosts many private events on our second and third floors. We can host groups of 11 or more for a private lunch, dinner, or cocktail reception. Whether you’re looking for a rehearsal dinner for 70 or a business lunch for 15, Merchants offers customizable menus and prompt service to ensure your event is a success.

• Spaces for 250 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Country Club
• 1 space at this venue

The Governors Club is a private golf club community set on more than 600 acres in Brentwood, Tennessee, built around an 18-hole Arnold Palmer Signature Design golf course. Within the gated property sits Pleasant Hill Mansion, an antebellum estate originally built in 1854 and once listed on the National Registry of Historic Landmarks, positioned atop one of the property's highest points overlooking the golf course. The mansion hosts wedding ceremonies and receptions, rehearsal dinners, and other special events for both club members and non-members, accommodating up to 250 guests. The Governors Club serves as the in-house caterer for every event held there, pairing its food and beverage service with a dedicated events team that helps plan weddings from the initial tour through the event itself. The clubhouse's Palmer Dining Room also hosts seasonal social gatherings such as holiday parties, Easter brunch, and New Year's Eve celebrations, reflecting the club's year-round role as a gathering place on the property.