Does Twin Oaks Farm Weddings have free WiFi?

Yes, Twin Oaks Farm Weddings has free WiFi.

Specialties

Wedding barn and event venue with onsite housing located one hour south of Macon between Hawkinsville and Pineview. Historic Twin Oaks Farm features two red barns for events- the 6000 sq. ft. Grand Barn and 2400 sq. ft. Hospitality Barn perfect for rehearsal dinners. Our courtyard is equipped with a built-in bar, covered rocking chair porch, an enormous stone fireplace and lighted pergola. Our housing that can sleep 29 consists of: restored pre Civil War Log Cabin on its original site, restored 1910 Plantation Farmhouse, restored 1800's militia district courthouse/guest house overlooking a lake with lighted gazebo and dock. The 100 acre farm is surrounded by cotton, peanuts and longleaf pine-- no other buildings are in sight. Twin Oaks farm is the perfect venue for your destination wedding. Wedding parties and guests from Seattle to Key West, from Maine to California, and internationally have enjoyed this 'in the country" venue. Guests describe our venue as historic, charming, and upscale.

History

Established in 2012.

Over the years, we were asked numerous times for permission to use Twin Oaks Farm for weddings. Recently 2 weddings were held at Twin Oaks Farm and they were beautiful - encompassing farmyard style with elegant modern finishes and furnishings. The bridal parties, families, and guests were able to relax, have time for quality fellowship, and celebrate during the wedding weekend activities. With this rewarding history, we created Twin Oaks Farm Weddings and opened for business in March 2012. It is our pleasure to share this 150+ year old farmsted with others. Guests always want to linger longer to enjoy the farm's rural beauty, serenity and historical/cultural aspects.

Meet the Business Owner: Karen H.

Karen has coordinated weddings, university reunions, high school reunions, family reunions, Hawkinsville Tour of Homes, and the Georgia Trust Ramble's Celebration Dinner at Twin Oaks Farm over the past 5 years. These groups have numbered 50 to 400.