Druid Hills · Up to 2,500
A natural history museum where the reception can happen under a glass ceiling beside giant dinosaur skeletons. The Star Gallery suits a small wedding under fiber optic stars, and the outdoor Dinosaur Plaza hosts warm season ceremonies by a fountain. Guests can be given private run of the exhibitions.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History opened in October 1992 at 767 Clifton Road.
Catering must come from the museum approved caterer list of Affairs to Remember, Bold Events, Dennis Dean Catering, LowCountry Catering and Proof of the Pudding.
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Midtown · Up to 325
Atlanta's art museum rents its white Richard Meier atrium for weddings, with ramps climbing to the galleries above the guests. The Renzo Piano lobby next door adds a warmer room with wood floors and a terrace. Booking runs through the Woodruff Arts Center events team.
The Atlanta Art Association received a charter from Fulton County Superior Court in 1905 to found an art school and museum.
The High page does not publish catering or alcohol rules.
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Poncey Highland · Up to 275
The Carter Center campus beside the presidential library rents a chapel for ceremonies and the Cyprus Room for receptions. Rooms look out on Japanese gardens, lakes and the koi pond, and the foyer faces the downtown skyline. Catering and bar come only from its exclusive caterer.
The Carter Center is part of the Carter Presidential Center, a 37 acre campus about two miles from downtown Atlanta that also holds the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum operated by the National Archives.
Proof of the Pudding is the exclusive caterer and all food and beverages including alcohol must come from them.
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