Mississippi, sometimes known as the Magnolia State, is located in the southern United States and features a wide scope in architecture. Searching for a wedding reception venue can sometimes be an exhausting and stressful experience, but if you are planning to be married in this state, there are many locations to consider. From turn-of-the-century, rustic bed and breakfasts to vast plantations dating back hundreds of years, Mississippi is a state rich in Southern culture and American history.
Located in Gulfport, 15 miles west of Biloxi, Mississippi, the Great Southern Club has been running since 1988 and is on the 15th floor of the Hancock Bank building. The Sunset Ballroom can accommodate up to 350 people in a reception and features a dance floor, with room for a DJ or private band. For smaller wedding parties, the Harbor View Room can accommodate 50 people for receptions, with views of the Gulf of Mexico.
This rustic bed and breakfast was built in 1908 and also serves as a wedding reception venue in the Jackson, Mississippi, area. Small and large receptions are catered, with all meals and hors d'oeuvres prepared on the premises. The Fairview can also supply a cake designer and bar service. As of November 2010, receptions start at approximately $9 per person, for a barbecue buffet, or $10 per person for an Italian buffet with mini pizzas and lasagna on offer. There must be at least four buffet stations per reception and a minimum of 100 guests attending.
The history of Natchez's Brandon Hall Plantation stretches back to the 1700s, when the property was owned by King Carlos III of Spain. Today, the 45-acre location is home to wedding receptions, and the staff assist in helping the bride and groom organize their big day. Brandon Hall offers a range of services, including professional photography sessions around the grounds as well as a range of businesses they recommend for catering and flowers. For more information on Brandon Hall Plantation, couples can contact the event planner via email or phone.
