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Consider a church or synagogue that has a fellowship hall. My church offers members use of the church for the ceremony, as well as use of the fellowship hall for the reception, for just $500.00. You might also consider getting married at a public park (just be sure to inquire about any rules regarding permission you might need from park officials). It would be a beautiful setting for the ceremony, and you could have a fun, backyard themed reception at the picnic tables. I'm sure if you call around, you'll find a place that is just right for you.
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When you say ceremony and reception under $5000 are you including food and drinks in that estimate?
I would like it to include some food and sodas. I know I will have to do a cash bar for the price. Thanks for your help!
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My coworker is having a GORGEOUS afternoon wedding at the Payne Corley House in Duluth. Much included and it's so lovely! Check them out. They're both over the moon happy with their smart choice..spending less than 7k!
Try The-Atrium in Norcross - if you are flexible on your month, there are certain times of the year where they waive the facility fee, and if you went with the basic buffet, your food costs would be less than $30 per person. It is absolutely beautiful!!
Check out 595 North. We're getting an awesome deal here for our reception. It's brand spanking new and beautiful inside.
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My venue is under $5,000! I'm getting married at the Cator Woolford Gardens in Atlanta. For a Saturday rental the fee is $4,000, which doesn't include and food or drinks, but they let you bring your own alcohol (if you want it) and they have a great selection of caterers (or you can bring in one that's not on the list for an extra $1,000 - which the caterer usually agrees to split). For a Monday-Friday wedding, the cost is even less - $2,500. And a Sunday wedding is $3,000. Their website is cwgarden.com. The best part is, all the money you spend on the venue goes to support The Frazer Center, which is a school and support system for adults and children with disabilities.
I hope this helps!
I love the prices at Frogtown Cellars Winery in Dahlonega. I cannot remember the specific price, but you can also bring in your own caterer and the price is very reasonable too.
Ditto Bellenga on Frogtown. The owners are such a pleasure to work with as well. We considered them and have several friends who have married there. Also I HIGHLY recommend their catering. Both weddings I've been to there and the couple of times we've had lunch there the food has been amazing!! Friday & Sunday prices are the best deals!
I know you can have a wedding ceremony at Piedmont Park for $2500, with $1000 of which is refundable after the ceremony. You get a private changing room, security guard, coordinator, just no chairs (which I would imagine would be inexpensive to rent). And who needs flowers and decorations when you're in such a beautiful outdoor area anyway? ;)
Otherwise, I'd recommend checking out the Botanical Gardens, which offers TONS of options. Something my fiance and I considered was hosting a small ceremony with immediate family at the Botanical Gardens (you can get one area which holds 20ish people for $600 or even one area which holds 10 people for $300) and then renting out a restaurant or area for the reception with everyone.
Not sure if it's something you'd consider, but I hope this helps!
Try http://www.wedcheaper.com/Atlanta.html. They list prices for inexpensive wedding venues.
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Does anyone know of venues available in the Atlanta area that are affordable? We are looking for a ceremony and reception for under $5000.00 (not including flowers and cake). We are open to all ideas and would even go north towards Dawsonville area. Need to stay around 100 people because a lot of them are coming from out of town.
Any ideas would be great appreciated!