Serenata Farm is a rustic wedding venue located in Madison, Georgia. Featuring historic elegance and Southern charm, this renovated property provides the perfect backdrop for a rural celebration. The farmhouse is one of the oldest brick buildings in the area, and the property’s nostalgic charm is sure to enhance any celebration. Replete with old-time decor and authentic period pieces, the manor house’s distinctive style is reminiscent of 19th-century architecture. Situated amid quaint woodland and greenery, this property is ideal for spring or fall celebration. With a seasoned staff dedicated to preserving the venue’s hospitable traditions, this venue welcomes you for the wedding of your dreams.

Facilities and Capacity

This 50-acre venue boasts a myriad of romantic settings and a range of facilities that are sure to impress. There are a number of outdoor and indoor sites for you to choose from, all evoking a blend of elegance and natural beauty. The surrounding oak trees and green spaces are the perfect accompaniment for a ceremony in the garden, while fountains and sentimental ornaments provide photographic opportunities. Receptions can be held in the garden’s gazebo area. You will have access to a number of dressing rooms within the main mansion and the guesthouse.

Services Offered

Senereta farm has a range of services designed to take the stress out of your big day. Their basic package permits you to have the venue for two days and nights, allowing you to host your rehearsal here before the main event. On-site parking and valet service can be provided, making the venue accessible for drivers. Their experienced staff will be on-hand to assist you during the ceremony, and can offer guidance with other particulars of your occasion, such as planning and event rentals. Upon request, they can give you a list of preferred vendors, ensuring that your wedding has top-quality food and entertainment. As a special touch, they will add hanging floral displays around the grounds to enhance your occasion’s charm.

History

This bucolic venue is steeped in history. With a farmhouse dating back to the 1840s, this site has had a number of owners in its time. By 1906, the property came into the ownership of the Fears siblings until 1964. This venue has always been a welcoming place, as the outbuilding couples now know as a guest house was used as an old-fashioned general store. As shown in the Morgan County deed book, the venue was already a famed destination by the dawn of the 20th century. As times changed, a run of owners attempted to revamp this property. Serious work began on the manor in 2009, transforming it into the marital hotspot couples know and love today.