Confederate Home & College

Confederate Home & College is a wedding venue in Charleston, SC. The venue provides elegant spaces for memorable weddings, rehearsal parties, and corporate events, with the ability to accommodate groups of up to 200 people. Their offerings include formal dining rooms for business luncheons, as well as the Court Room, Antechamber, and Drawing Rooms, which are suitable for bridal luncheons, birthdays, and receptions. The property also features a courtyard with old live oak trees that serves as a backdrop for special occasions such as oyster roasts and barbeques.

This historic institution was built circa 1800 in the Federal style and has a rich history in Charleston. From 1810 to 1825, the building served as the home of Governor John Geddes and hosted President James Monroe. Following the Civil War, the site was established by Mary Amarinthia Snowden and Isabella Yates Snowden as a home for Confederate widows and orphans, later expanding into a college. The property has transitioned through various roles, including serving as the Carolina Hotel and housing the U.S. District Court. Today, the site continues its legacy of service through the provision of five college scholarships and moderately priced housing for qualified residents.

Located on Broad Street, the venue is situated near the Corporation Counsel office and is a short walk from the George Washington Statue and the Daniel Ravenel House Marker.

The business is recognized for providing thorough and well-documented information to those looking to host events. This level of detail ensures that guests can plan their weddings and special celebrations with confidence.

With its historic charm and versatile event spaces, Confederate Home & College remains a premier destination for elegant celebrations in Charleston.

Services:

• College Scholarships
• Moderately Priced Housing
• Wedding and Event Venue