Older than the United States of America, the creation of the tract of land that became Darshana Hall Plantation occured in 1744 by King George III. An interesting fact in itself when considering what all makes the location a perfect site for a wedding.

 

From spending the afternoon getting ready inside the actual 191 year old mansion, to walking across the East Lawn to the four and a half ton Italian Marble Gazebo for the ceremony itself, there is no place like it in this area to compare.

Receptions held in the Garden Courtyard with food and delicacies staged in the lavish Great Hall, it truly has the feel and atmosphere of royalty.

We invite you to visit Darshana for a free tour and consultation to discuss the many options and possiblities that we have to help make your wedding wonderful....oh and be sure to bring all of your dreams with you to the meeting.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Darshana Hall Plantation offers the style, grace, elegance, and true Southern charm to make your wedding day and events connected with it memorable. It is the perfect setting for the day about which you have dreamed. Celebrate in elegant style.

You, your family and special guests will be treated as royalty. With a professional staff directed by Keith Rhyne, Special Events Coordinator, the planning and details of your event won’t seem so overwhelming. Our staff has decades of experience and will personally orchestrate the special details of your wedding, from start to finish.

Darshana’s grounds and Great Hall provide the perfect solution to the problem of “what if” when considering an outdoor wedding. The four and one-half ton Italian marble gazebo on the east lawn is a lovely site for an outdoor ceremony. Tents can be added and the grand hall can easily accommodate your guests.

 “Our goal and dream at Darshana Hall is to make a beautiful location where people can join together and can weave, if but for a short time, their lives into the fabric that is the history of Darshana Hall Plantation,” Keith Rhyne states.  “As the name implies – a positive place  for people to gather and feel love and peace."