Jewish Weddings
Under the chuppah, beside the lake
A lakeside estate in Buford, Georgia built for the ketubah, the chuppah, the hora, and every mazel tov in between.
Why families choose White Fallow Estate
Built for the whole simcha
Some venues ask your ceremony to fit their timeline. We built ours around yours. Raise the chuppah beside the lake, sign the ketubah in the great room, slip away for yichud in a private suite, then dance the hora until the barn rafters ring. Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, or interfaith: bring your rabbi, your cantor, or the two officiants your families love. We would be honored.
And the weekend is yours, Friday to Sunday. Welcome both families with Shabbat dinner, celebrate on Sunday, and linger over a bagels and lox brunch on the lawn before goodbyes. Two private mansions sleep 36 of your nearest, and the Hampton Inn, Courtyard by Marriott, and Holiday Inn Express sit 10 minutes away near the Mall of Georgia for everyone else. Atlanta is 40 minutes down the road.
Schedule a Private TourKetubah
A quiet signing in the mansion great room, your witnesses and closest family gathered around the table before the celebration begins
Bedeken
The veiling on the covered porch, faces you love on every side and the lake just beyond
Chuppah
Raised at the water's edge with 12 acres of green behind it, or inside the vintage white barn when you want everyone under one roof
The glass
One stomp, one shout of mazel tov, and 200 of your favorite people cheering across the lawn
Yichud
Your first married minutes together in a private mansion suite, just steps from the ceremony
The hora
A 200-seat barn with a floor built for circles, both chairs in the air and nobody bumping a wall
The Big One
Bring your own caterer. Yes, really.
Most Atlanta venues lock the kitchen or add a fee the moment you mention outside catering. Not here. Bring the glatt kosher caterer your community trusts, a kosher-style spread, or the chef both families agree on: no outside catering fees, no preferred list, no penalty. From the kabbalat panim smorgasbord to the sheva brachot dinner, your table is set your way.
"They raised the chuppah by the water, and the whole weekend felt like one long mazel tov."