A: Use of five acres with a pond, deck and alter under a 200 year old Oak tree 10am -11pm.; historical buildings as a rustic backdrop for photographs; use of the guest house for bridal prep, large grassy area for a tent, tables, and chairs; for the day. For a guest count over 100 additional tables and chairs can be rented. Email your date, number of guests and budget and we will get back with you on options.

A: Yes! Please find a list of recommended policies here.

A: All events must end no later than 11:00 p.m. in the summer; by 10:00 p.m. in late fall.

A: The parking and venue is grass that is mowed just before an event. We suggest dropping someone near the chairs, then parking your car in our pasture parking. We do have a golf cart available for the wedding party to use.

A: Yes! Please find a list of places to golf, shop, hike, fish, swim, and eat here.

A: That depends on your tent size.

A: We are happy to work with you to make it enjoyable for you and your guests. There are options for fans available for an additional fee.

A: Yes. However, some of our houses are rented by long-term tenants. The area where the ceremonies take place is available for you to explore. You can tag @1826farm on Instagram and @1826atstowersfarm on Facebook. Our hashtag is #1826farm

A: Our guest house is available for the bridal party. For the groom and his group, there are several hotels 3 miles south of us on 400.

A: We include climate-controlled trailered restrooms or flushable portable restrooms for an additional price.

A: Available to you are three farm tables and round tables for your number of guests. Chairs are an additional price with two options from our vendor.

A: All events must comply with the Georgia State liquor laws. You, a bartender or caterer provide all libations, and the bartender/caterer must be licensed to pour at events. Our preferred vendor for our venue is The Steel Magnolia Bar.

A:  Yes, and all garbage must be bagged. We will dispose of the garbage.