Tanglewood Plantation

You don't need to travel very far to experience the grace and beauty of a classic Southern wedding. Experience the charm and elegance of a bygone era at a plantation that is located smack dab in the middle of the South. The Tanglewood Plantation is the ideal venue for flawless gatherings thanks to its verdant grounds that span more than 25 acres. Plantation home at Tanglewood Plantation is a genuine example of the Greek Revival style, which was popular in the 1830s. The home is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places due to the historical significance of the building and the fact that it has been preserved. In the past, Senator Ed "Cotton" Smith called the plantation house home, and President Theodore Roosevelt stayed there at one point. For the purpose of preparing food, there is a sizable catering kitchen that is at your disposal. This kitchen is equipped with refrigerators, stoves, ovens, hot boxes, large prep tables, and an ice maker that can hold 400 pounds. A driveway is tucked away behind the kitchen to conceal any vehicles, and it can also be used for food preparation in the great outdoors, such as grilling or barbecuing.