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The Tate House is the perfect destination for a beautiful garden wedding ceremony overlooking the North Georgia mountains. Paired with 27 acres of lush landscaped grounds featuring heirloom rose bushes and centuries-old oaks and the elegantly decorated mansion for a ballroom reception, the Tate House offers a wedding experience that is unmatched among Georgia’s top wedding venues.

The mansion’s interior, reminiscent of the Great Gatsby era, inspires a sense of style that is perfectly fitting for your luxury wedding dreams to come to life. Couples love that that the full property is utilized from the arrival of guests to the grand send off, leaving guests entertained throughout the entire evening.

The Tate House offers two ceremony sites, the garden or the covered pavilion. The covered pavilion serves as our rain plan, yet still gives couples the outdoor wedding feel with open air sides and views of the surrounding landscapes.

Other favorite features of our historic wedding venue include our onsite culinary team and the Tate House Design Group, which ensures our wedding receptions are elegant and unique to each couple. We proudly provide all the latest wedding decor trends available, from specialty linens to floral arrangements and more.

On your wedding day, it all starts with getting ready in our two story bridal cottage. As guests arrive to the mansion, they are greeted with true southern hospitality from our professional staff. After the ceremony, guests are entertained by a mansion tour, which allows the bridal party and their newly joined families to take photos at their leisure. When the time comes for the reception to start, guests are escorted to the Grand Ballroom, where they find themselves overwhelmed by over-the-top wedding décor, designed by Tate House Design Group with your wedding vision in mind. Soon after the guests find their seats, the bridal party is introduced and dinner is served by our amazing culinary team. It doesn’t stop there – dinner is followed by dancing the rest of the evening up until sending the bride and groom off with well wishes for newlywed bliss!

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