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Private lake-and-golf community on Lake Keowee in Sunset with more than ten event spaces, from Founders Hall to a lakeside amphitheater, plus on-site guest cottages.
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Weddings at The Reserve at Lake Keowee unfold inside a private, gated club community where the Blue Ridge foothills meet the Lake Keowee shoreline in Sunset. The property counts more than ten indoor and outdoor event spaces, including Founders Hall with its floor-to-ceiling windows and antique-style hardwood floors, a grassy lakeside amphitheater, and the Great Lawn running down to the water.
Couples can book all-inclusive packages that carry an event from rehearsal dinner through reception, with catering, bar service, linens, and decor handled by the club's team. The culinary staff builds custom menus through tasting sessions with an on-site sommelier, serving formats from grazing tables and stations to plated dinners, and event coordinators stay involved from the first tour through the wedding day.
Because The Reserve operates as a full resort-style community, wedding weekends stretch beyond a single evening. On-site cottages, villas, and rental homes house out-of-town guests, wedding parties often take a house for the getting-ready morning, and downtime fills with golf on the Jack Nicklaus-designed course, hiking, and time on the lake. The Orchard House clubhouse overlooks a lawn that trails to the shoreline, keeping the water in view from ceremony through last dance.
Location
190 Village Green Loop, Sunset, SC 29685
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