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Terminus 330 weddings
A 1912 coffee company building downtown, now an open loft with exposed brick, timber columns and old hardwood floors. A mezzanine looks over the city's historic railway, and a rooftop terrace adds a skyline option. The venue promotes weekend long celebrations with shuttles and hotel deals.
Ceremony And Reception Spaces
| Space | Guests | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Main Space | 175 ceremony | Original hardwoods, exposed brick and vaulted ceilings, with a mezzanine over the historic railway. Seats 160 for dinner on the wedding page. |
| Rooftop Terrace | 80 | A rooftop space shown with city views. |
| The Cellar | Ask the venue | A lower level space named on the site. |
How It Photographs
Warm natural light through the main room, brick walls and a rooftop with a view of Atlanta.
Venue Details
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Catering | Warming Kitchen In The Main Space, And The Venue Describes A Full Service, All Inclusive Approach. |
| Phone | 678-956-7957 |
| Website | The venue site |
| Address | 330 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313 |
Facts from terminus330.com, terminus330.com, read November 2026.
What The Venue Publishes
- The venue can arrange shuttles for any size group and lists hotel specials for out of town guests. The main space holds 800 in a flowing reception layout or 200 for a seated dinner per the home page.
- Built in 1912 for Atlanta's Maddox Coffee Company and restored with its original brick, heavy timber columns and hardwood floors.
How I Would Photograph A Wedding Here
A big open room is a blank page, so the light is whatever we bring and whatever the windows give us. I photograph the room before the guests come in, then bounce my light off the ceiling during dinner so faces stay soft and the brick, wood or plaster keeps its color.
This venue publishes outdoor space, so I would plan around the sun. A ceremony in full midday sun means squinting guests and hard shadows, so look up the sunset for your month first and work back from it. Even if dinner is inside, twenty quiet minutes outside before sunset make the photographs couples frame.
A long view is worth planning for. I would find the spot where the view opens up behind you, then come back to it right at sunset and again at blue hour, about twenty minutes later, when the sky turns deep blue.
A big outdoor wedding needs a plan more than more cameras. Photo and film work as one team, we agree on the family photo list ahead of time, and we place ourselves before the procession so nobody blocks the aisle.
Ask where you will get ready. A bright room with a big window makes the dress, the details and those first quiet minutes look their best, and if it is close to the ceremony spot it saves time on a hot day.
Questions To Ask Terminus 330
- What is the food and beverage minimum for our date, and what does the package include?
- If it rains, which indoor room holds the ceremony, and when do we have to decide?
- Is there a suite for getting ready, and does it have a big window?
- Where is the shade at the time of our ceremony, and can the chairs face away from the sun?
- What time does outdoor music have to stop, and is the space private to us all day?
- Which areas of the grounds can we use for portraits, and when is the last call for the rain plan?
Send me the answers and your date, and I will plan the photographs and the film around them. Check your date.
Plan The Day
A Wedding Day At Terminus 330
Terminus 330 lists outdoor space, so the ceremony time is the one decision that changes every photograph. I like a ceremony that ends a little more than an hour before sunset. The light is softer, guests are not squinting into the sun, and we walk straight from the recessional into portraits while the sky warms up. Terminus 330 does not publish a rain plan, so ask for it in writing and walk the backup room on your tour.
The times below are worked out from the sunset in Atlanta on the 15th of each month, with daylight saving included. Move everything earlier in winter and later in June.
| Month | Ceremony | Portraits Begin | Sunset | Blue Hour Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May | 6:45 PM | 7:30 PM | 8:30 PM | 9:00 PM |
| October | 5:20 PM | 6:05 PM | 7:05 PM | 7:35 PM |
Getting ready photos usually start about two hours before the ceremony, so book hair and makeup to finish thirty minutes before I arrive.
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How Terminus 330 Compares
At up to 800 guests, Terminus 330 is one of the largest venues in this guide, number 11 of the 65 that publish a capacity. Like most venues here, it does not put a full price online. 26 of the 80 venues in this guide do. Other loft or ballroom venues in this guide are Guardian Works, The Foundry at Puritan Mill, The Stave Room.
Questions About Terminus 330
How many guests fit at Terminus 330?
Terminus 330 publishes up to 800 guests. Ask the venue which space fits your plan.
Will you photograph our wedding at Terminus 330?
Yes. I photograph and film weddings all over Atlanta. Check your date and tell me about your plans.
Found Your Venue
Tell me where in Atlanta you are getting married and I will tell you how I would photograph it.