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Southern Reception Venue Ideas

whitneygeslerwhitneygesler member
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in Kentucky-Louisville
Hi everyone,
I recently became engaged. We are already looking into reception venues. The theme we are going for is a southern plantation style. Think southern hospitality in Georgia! Does anyone have any ideas of a venue that would be fitting for this? Right now we are looking into The Olmsted.
Thanks for your help!
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Re: Southern Reception Venue Ideas

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    Birdie1483Birdie1483 member
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    edited December 2011
    The Olmstead would be great! You should also look into Locust Grove, Whitehall, Farmington, Farnsley-Mormen Landing. I'm sure there are some others I'm forgetting...  http://www.historichomes.org/
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    ZachandMereZachandMere member
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    edited December 2011
    There are some fabulous old homes/churches/country clubs in Anchorage, KY which is right outside of Louisville.  I'd call City Hall and ask them if there is someone you should speak with if you're looking at a home/church.  I'm doing my wedding at the country club there (Owl Creek - not the subdivision) and they have been beyond fabulous.  Their website is www.owlcreekcc.com and their phone number is 502-245-4157 (ask to speak with Karla).  Best of luck!
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    whitneygeslerwhitneygesler member
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    edited December 2011
    Thank you so much! I will definitely be looking into all these venues!
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    tseaytseay member
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    edited December 2011
    I am having my wedding at the Olmsted and so far it has been a pleasent experience. I'm going for a classic romatic (vintage inspired) theme. The large windows, candle lights, etc. at the olmsted will really lend itself to your theme.
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