Quinney Oaks Plantation

Quinney Oaks Plantation is a historic mansion in Millen, Georgia, and it is a popular wedding venue. Several nearby cities, including Swainsboro, Statesboro, Sylvania, and Augusta, are easily accessible by car or public transportation. Aside from that, the venue is close to Magnolia Springs State Park, where guests can stay in cabins that are both comfortable and convenient for them. Couples can host their celebrations in a variety of indoor and outdoor settings at this family-owned business, depending on their preferences. Facilities and Capacity Suitable for both small and large gatherings, this expansive event venue can accommodate a total of over 350 guests. You and your partner can hold your ceremony in the courtyard of the large residence, which will serve as a backdrop to the event. The mansion's facade is distinguished by white paneling, symmetrical windows, and tall columns, all of which are in keeping with colonial revival style architecture. A small white pergola with greenery and a chandelier can be used as a wedding arch if it is decorated with greenery. For a more intimate reception, guests can take their seats on the bright, green lawn for the service and then move into the courtyard. An additional feature of the venue is its get-ready rooms, which are located under a covered pavilion among mature oak trees and pecan orchards. Services that are provided Quinney Oaks Plantation's event staff has years of experience and can provide a variety of services to ensure that your special day runs as smoothly as possible. Couples can request that the venue provide them with a coordinator to assist them in designing the space to reflect their vision. Additionally, a dedicated team can take care of the setup and cleanup on the day of the wedding, allowing the newlyweds to concentrate on celebrating their special occasion. The staff at the venue can also assist with the setup of sound and lighting for a successful event. History The mansion, which was originally built in the 1920s, was purchased by current owners Kirk and Judy Rocker in 1989 and has since served as their family residence. This husband and wife team raised their children in the residence after it was meticulously renovated, and they remained there for more than two decades. They eventually began the process of converting the space into an event venue, hosting their first wedding there in May 2012.