Whether attending or officiating weddings, I always love to arrive early and take a few minutes to admire the location. Whether it is an historic building or outdoor setting, I have found it always to be relaxing and a good reminder of that special day for me. Coming here though, I tend to arrive with a little extra time because of the zen-like feel this venue carries. To say it is off the beaten path is a understatement. It is in the country. And that is the first of many great things about it. You turn onto the gravel road and pass a massive tree on your left, as well as a few horses just out for a walk (inside a fence of course). You park in front of a small barn. At the back of it is a bar area and clawfoot tub (to hold ice). You soon discover that all of this is just the entrance way to the barn chapel where a number of wedding ceremonies take place. In here are antique pews for seating, a wood floor, and fans (as most days are hot in this part of Georgia). In the back-center of the chapel is a suspended stained glasses window that helps set the mood each and every time. On the grounds are a dining area (mostly covered, some open air seating) and a smaller chapel out in the field as well. There is a cabin for the wedding party to get ready and a golf cart, mostly for brides not wanting to get their dress dirty. I love this place and I love the team. This is a local and family-owned and operated business. They will do anything and everything they can to make your special day perfect. I look forward to what they build next. read more