Georgia wedding

Tips for Your Tate House First Look

Are you planning to do a first look on your wedding day? For some couples, the idea of sharing an intimate, emotional moment together before the ceremony feels incredibly special — a chance to pause, soak it all in, and calm those pre-wedding nerves. For others, nothing compares to the anticipation and emotion of seeing…

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How to Choose the Perfect Wedding Gift Without the Stress

At The Tate House, our North Georgia estate wedding venue, we love seeing guests choose thoughtful gifts for the bride and groom. But even with a registry to guide you, picking the right present can sometimes feel overwhelming. How much should you spend? Should you go off-registry? What if you want to give something meaningful…

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Wedding Ideas Your Fiancé Will Love Too | Georgia Wedding Inspiration

The Tate House, a romantic and elegant mansion wedding venue nestled in the North Georgia mountains, was once featured in Huffington Post Weddings for its role in inspiring fiancé-friendly wedding tips. The article offered helpful advice for brides looking to strike a balance between the feminine, Pinterest-perfect aesthetic and a celebration that feels authentic to…

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6 Reasons to Have a First Look

If you’re not sure what a first look is, all you have to do is go to Pinterest and you’ll find pictures flooded with emotions, smiles and happy tears! A first look is when you and your spouse see each other and spend a few intimate moments together before the ceremony to read vows, take…

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The First 6 Things You Should Do After Your Engagement (Part One)

Congratulations on your engagement! What an amazing journey these next few months will be! We would love to invite you and your soon-to-be spouse to tour our North Georgia Wedding Venue. We’re The Tate House, a pink marble mansion just 45 minutes north of Atlanta, and we know that planning a wedding is such an…

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