Cloverleaf Farm

Cloverleaf Farm was erected in 1859 by Mordicai Edwards as a wedding gift for his young bride, Martha, who had expressed a wish to live in the most opulent home in the area. It is a rare and beautiful farmhouse with a wraparound porch, perched on top of acres of rolling pastures, that awaits the woman who chooses this Southern treasure as her wedding venue. The house evokes the spirit of the time period in which it was built. Featuring plenty of area for partying as well as a diverse selection of ceremony and reception venues, Cloverleaf Farm is a wedding venue with endless possibilities. Cloverleaf Farm is one of the most beautiful fall wedding locations in Georgia, and we think it to be the best in the state. The upstairs living room of the residence, as well as the private veranda, provide a panoramic view of the farmland. A luxury suite for the bride and her attendants is provided in this location. The furnishings in the home are an eclectic mix influenced by furniture types and designs from bygone times, and they are displayed on a large scale that is appropriate for the size of the rooms. All of the elements in the hotel, from the gilded Corinthian entablature cocktail table in the front gathering area to the rustic iron pulley lighting dangling above each end of the bar, exude pride in workmanship and reflect the skill set of previous generations. When looking for farm wedding venues in Georgia, it is important to note that the site must have rolling meadows and plenty of area to accommodate guests. The surrounding structures, including the horse barn, pastures, pecan grove, tree-lined lanes, vineyard, perennial flower borders, and the formal, brick-enclosed courtyard garden, make for a beautiful fall wedding backdrop and provide a variety of options for a bride to express her individuality and style. Around every corner, there are surprises waiting to be discovered. Take note of the Cloverleaf pattern, which can be found throughout the 27-acre farm, particularly prominently in the design of the front fountain and the curving lines of the garden, which were inspired by the Cloverleaf emblem. The bride who chances to come across Cloverleaf Farm is quite fortunate.