Midtown · Up to 770
A Midtown hotel on Peachtree Street with four wedding spaces, from the 11,000 square foot Ellington Ballroom to a 4,800 square foot outdoor Terrace for ceremonies. The Overlook is an industrial style room with exposed ceilings and wrap around windows. The hotel says it hosts cultural and multicultural weddings, including South Asian, Jewish, Nigerian, Caribbean, Latinx and fusion celebrations, and welcomes LGBTQ+ weddings.
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Downtown · Up to 700
A Downtown tower that rises 73 stories, with 84,179 square feet of event space. The hotel says the Peachtree Ballroom holds up to 700 wedding guests, and it lists Indian weddings and other cultural celebrations among the events it hosts. Sun Dial, the restaurant on the 73rd floor, looks out over the city.
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Buckhead · Up to 690
A Buckhead hotel on West Paces Ferry Road with more than 27,000 square feet of event space across 10 event rooms. The Astor Ballroom seats up to 690 for dinner under chandeliers, with floor to ceiling windows dressed in golden curtains. Outside, the Grand Terrace has a waterfall, the Pool Piazza and tall columns, and the hotel says it can be tented with chairs and custom florals. Couples work with a personal St. Regis Specialist.
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Buckhead · Up to 650
A Buckhead hotel that calls itself recently renovated and steeped in Southern charm, with 40,000 square feet of event space on its wedding page. The Legacy Ballroom has crystal chandeliers and 14 foot ceilings, and its private terrace looks out on the Atlanta skyline for cocktail hour. Landscaped gardens round out the outdoor side. A brunch reception offer is published at $105 per person.
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Buckhead · Up to 250
A Buckhead hotel on Peachtree Road with 13 event rooms and 16,478 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space. The Show Room seats up to 250 and splits into three. The hotel suggests its rooftop event space for an outdoor rehearsal dinner, and Marriott Certified Wedding Planners help with the plan.
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Midtown · Up to 240
A Midtown hotel built around food, with chef driven dining steps from its wedding spaces. Ceremonies can happen outdoors on the ninth floor Sky Terrace Lawn, and the Grand Cru Ballroom has floor to ceiling windows over an outdoor terrace. There are four bridal hospitality suites for getting ready, and an outdoor pool with three private cabanas for time with guests.
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Buckhead · Up to 240
A Buckhead hotel on East Paces Ferry Road with 13 event rooms and 18,669 square feet of event space. The Cresthaven Ballroom seats up to 240 and opens to a 1,823 square foot open air terrace. The Tesserae restaurant has a rooftop patio for up to 100, which suits a welcome party or an after party.
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Midtown · Up to 220
A historic hotel that has framed Atlanta since 1911, across Peachtree Street from the Fox Theatre. Its wedding page lists Beaux Arts ballrooms with chandeliers, custom menus and bar service, dedicated wedding specialists and hospitality suites for the bride and groom. Livingston Restaurant and Bar on the ground floor hosts rehearsal dinners and farewell brunches.
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Poncey-Highland · Up to 200
A 93 room hotel on Ponce de Leon Avenue that lists wedding celebrations among its group events. The Rooftop takes a full buyout of up to 200 guests with skyline views and a full bar. Downstairs, Tiny Lou's is a French American brasserie named for a 1950s dancer at the old Clermont Motor Hotel, and holds up to 80 for a full buyout.
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West Midtown · Up to 180
A West Midtown hotel at the Interlock with seven event rooms and 9,342 square feet of event space. The hotel shows its Garden Courtyard for ceremonies, and the Drawbar holds up to 200 for a reception with its own outdoor terrace. The Cast Iron and Rolled Steel rooms combine for dinners of up to 110. Room blocks are offered for wedding guests.
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