Doko Manor is a wedding venue located in Blythewood, South Carolina that resides in the heart of a beautiful 22-acre park. With an elegant atmosphere and a scenic setting, this venue is an undiscovered jewel that will make your celebration that much more special. Take a tour and experience Doko Manor in person to really take in all the beauty that it can offer for your wedding day!

Facilities and Capacity

Doko Manor has over 5,000 square feet of usable interior space that can seat up to 250 people for a reception and/or ceremony, providing the perfect private party space in the middle of a quiet and serene park. It also features spacious front porches and two picturesque back porches that are complete with rocking chairs. You can utilize the beautiful outdoor pergola for your ceremony, letting you exchange your vows on the edge of a small, scenic lake.

Services Offered

Doko Manor is open all year long from 7 a.m. to midnight, coming with many amenities and boasting a refined atmosphere that will set the mood for your romantic celebration. Their experienced staff will provide you with superior customer service, ensuring that your special night is one to remember. The venue offers the following services and rentals:

• Bridal dressing room at no charge
• Inside tables and chairs setup and take down at no charge
• Audiovisual equipment
• Attendant on-site
• Dance floor and stage available
• Outside brown folding chairs
• Abundant free parking
• Handicap accessible
• Free to use your own caterer, decorator, DJ, etc.
• Large catering kitchen at no charge
• Lakeside pergola

History

Doko Manor first opened its door in March of 2013. The name “Doko” is believed to be an Indian name meaning “watering place” also has an African meaning of “where the iron horse drinks.” Both meanings are deemed appropriate, as steam engines stopped in Blythewood for water and fuel centuries ago. The water was stored in a wooden tower which was used until steam engines disappeared. Pictures of the water tower as well as other historical pictures of Blythewood are on the walls aligning the hallways of Doko Manor.