Wedding Venues in Port Gibson
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Isabella Bed and Breakfast
Port Gibson, MSIsabella Bed and Breakfast is a historical wedding venue located in Port Gibson, Mississippi. The house was originally...Read more built in 1834 and boasts a unique historic charm. It is owned and operated by husband and wife duo Kelly and Isabel, who strive to preserve the long history of the house, as well as...
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Canemount Historic Inn and Events
Lorman, MSCanemount Historic Inn and Events in Lorman, Mississippi, is a newly renovated and brand new wedding venue and event...Read more space. This breathtaking venue for weddings and other special events is nestled in Claiborne County near Windsor Ruins in Lorman - midway between Natchez and Vicksburg, and is the...
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Dunleith Historic Inn
(2)· Natchez, MSDunleith Historic Inn is a wedding venue located in Natchez, Mississippi. In a world that often moves too fast, it is...Read more good to know that some things never change – tradition, hospitality, charm, and grace – elements that are not only remembered here at Dunleith, but embraced. Some have said it’s the...
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Louie, Louie's
Natchez, MSLouie, Louie's is a historic wedding and event venue located in Natchez, Mississippi, open all year round and welcoming...Read more couples from every background and culture. Locals also refer to this place as the Brown–Barnett–Dixon building, its original name when it first opened its doors in 1875. With well...
