Wedding locations?

[Ms.Christine0327]

Oh yeah there is also the Grand Ole Opry off hwy 11 its real country if you want to go that route and then aunt sues off hwy 11 too.

[Skyliner]

Originally Posted by Ms.Christine0327

Oh yeah there is also the Grand Ole Opry off hwy 11 its real country if you want to go that route and then aunt sues off hwy 11 too.

I assume you are referring to the Pumpkintown Mountain Opry, right?

[HomeBuilder06]

my wife and i got married at spiegel farms up in landrum.. they are very reasonable, they keep the grounds there very nice.. and you have your wedding outside but its under a completely covered area... (we had 300+ guests and it wasn't crampped)

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Spiegel Farms An Elegant Venue for Weddings and Special Events located in Campobello South Carolina

gl w/the plans.. i know it can be stressful (FOR HER!! lol )

[Skyliner]

Hopefully none of the guests will have hay fever though.

[NcsuPsych]

Originally Posted by jpoole52

i looked out of curiousity last night at the parks and rec page, and i can't find pricing info on it. i'm sure you could just call and ask let me know when you find out...

Were you ever able to find out more information about this place? I would love to hear your input. I've been searching, but am not having too much luck.

[NoodlesKnowles]

Originally Posted by NcsuPsych

Were you ever able to find out more information about this place? I would love to hear your input. I've been searching, but am not having too much luck.

Sorry, don't know much about this. Ended up getting married at a gorgeous venue in north Ga called "The Castle" all inclusive and a great price, I highly recommend it if you don't mind driving a couple hours.

[fisher33]

The Madren Center in Clemson is really pretty. It's only about a 30 minute drive from Greenville and there is a hotel at the Madren Center. It overlooks the lake. It is popular though. I have two friends getting married there this year. I don't think it's too expensive.

There's also the little known Outdoor Lab (http://www.clemson.edu/outdoorlab/conffacilities.html - broken link) at Clemson too. It's beautiful and perfect for an outdoor, almost rustic wedding. It's also very inexpensive ($600 to rent Kresge). I think it's magical back there - I know it sounds corny, but you enter through this winding road that takes you back to a completely natural area. It's just so pretty. You can get married by the lake and have your reception at Kresge hall. There are other options as well. They also have cabins where your guests could stay. However, they have campers during the summer - not sure when your wedding is but I think it would have to be during the fall, winter, or spring.

I know it's not G'ville, but it's worth a look! Best wishes!