6 Affordable venues around Nashville

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Updated January 2020

If you are a bride on a budget, here are some venues around Nashville that will help you save. There may be trade-offs such as fewer amenities or more restrictions.

1. The Martin Center

Located in Brentwood.   This facility is a community center, but offers facility rentals after hours and weekends. 

Notes: Includes tables and chairs for 200

2. Cool Springs House

Located in Brentwood.  This old home in Crockett Park is a beautiful setting for a smaller wedding.

Notes: Some tables and chairs.  No dancing in the house.  

 

3. Cedar Forest Lodge

Located in Cedars of Lebanon Park.  This historic lodge holds 80 guests in a rustic and natural setting

Notes: Includes tables and chairs for 80.  Books up very early.

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4. The Foundry

Located in Nashville.  This historic, artsy building can hold up to 150 guests. 

Notes: Has a few tables.  No alcohol allowed.

5. Amqui Station

Located in Madison.  This historic train station has a large outdoor pavilion that holds 200 seated.

Notes: Will need to follow the facility policies.  Tables and linens available for rent.    

 

6. Smiley Hollow

Located in Goodlettsville.  This venue includes indoor and outdoor space as well as catering.  Includes tables, benches, food and non-alcoholic drinks. 

7. Stone Hall

Located in Hermitage.  This historic house starts at $150 an hour.

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8. Monthaven

Located in Hendersonville.  This old plantation house is used used as an art gallery. 

9. Camp Marymount

This summer camp location has a lodge, chapel and cabins .   

10. Fiddlers Grove

An historical village with multiple locations for weddings. 

 

 


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