every Atlanta Hotel Wedding Venue we looked at

How To Read This Table

The guest number for each hotel is the largest seated or wedding number the hotel publishes for one room. Where a hotel publishes only a reception or buyout number, the venue page says so. Reception numbers are always larger than seated numbers, so compare like with like. A ballroom that holds a big standing reception may seat about half as many for dinner once the dance floor, the stage and the bars are in.

Indoor Or Indoor And Outdoor

A hotel is marked indoor and outdoor only when its own site publishes an outdoor event space, such as a terrace, a rooftop, a lawn or a courtyard. That does not always mean the ceremony can go there, so ask the hotel how the outdoor space is used for weddings and what the backup room is.

Prices

Most Atlanta hotels do not publish wedding prices. They quote from a food and beverage minimum that changes with the day of the week and the season. Where a hotel does publish a price or an offer, it is on that hotel's page here with a link to the source. Ask for the minimum on your date before anything else, because a Friday or a Sunday in the winter can cost far less than a Saturday in October.

What Is Not Here

A few well known Atlanta hotels are missing because their own websites would not load for us when we read them, and we only take facts from a hotel's own pages. If a hotel you love is not on the list, send me its name and I will tell you how I would photograph it.