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4 Benefits of a Simply Styled Pop Up Wedding at The Corner District

November 16, 2016 · 1 Comment

At The Corner District’s vintage warehouse and parlor wedding venue, we know that weddings come in all styles and sizes! Every couple and every wedding is different, and we love when we get the opportunity to serve brides and grooms whose Atlanta wedding vision might not fit the traditional wedding scene. That is why we have created the Pop Up Wedding Package at The Corner District! We’re sharing four benefits of the Pop Up Weddings Package at our North Georgia wedding venue.

Photo: Carrie Reagan Photography

Benefits of The Corner District Pop Up Weddings

Intimacy. The Pop Up Wedding Package at our Georgia wedding venue was created to celebrate marriage in its truest, most imitate form! We know that not every bride + groom want a large number of guests at their wedding, and that’s why we like to think of our Pop Up Weddings as a fancy elopement package for our couples. Surrounded by 20 of your closest friends + family, you and your significant other will be able to celebrate your love and marriage in an intimate way with those you feel closest to. Our Pop Up Weddings allow you to have more one-on-one time with your guests + personally thank your friends and family for helping celebrate your special day.
Style. These Pop Up Weddings at our eclectic venue are not just on a smaller, more intimate scale, but these weddings are also styled to fit the individual couple. These weddings are highly styled to capture the essence of the couple + their love. At our blank canvas venue, we highly value creativity! We know that every couple + every love story is unique. We work with you to make sure that your Pop Up Wedding uniquely captures your style. As you decide what the most important elements of your wedding are, we work with you to make sure that your intimate celebration fulfills your wedding vision!
Amazing photos. Just like at every wedding, the bride + groom will want priceless photos to remember their highly styled and intimate Pop Up Wedding! That’s why we have included wedding photography in our Simply Styled Pop Up Wedding Package. Carrie Reagan Photography will spend the day capturing your wedding as it unfolds, preserving the true moments that happen spontaneously. At such an intimate + beautiful celebration, these special and spontaneous moments are sure to happen!
Budget-friendly. Our Simply Styled Pop Up Weddings are perfect for the budget-conscious bride + groom! As a part of your fancy elopement package, we deliver your unique wedding vision in a big way, but on a smaller scale. You decide what the most important aspects of your day are – and we’ll bring the party to you! We are passionate about offering affordable weddings for those who may not have been ordinarily able to afford all the traditional wedding costs.

At our North Georgia wedding venue, we want to create a wedding that celebrates our bride + groom in the way that best fits their wedding vision! Our Simply Styled Pop Up Weddings Package is perfect for brides + grooms looking to uniquely celebrate their special day! Inquire here for more details and pricing information.

5 Tips for Throwing a Perfect Holiday Party from The Corner District

October 7, 2016 · 1 Comment

Now that the scent of pumpkin + fall is here, thoughts of the holiday season quickly come flooding in! Holidays are a great time for catching up with family and friends and making some incredible memories. As the days get cooler and the leaves begin to fall, the number of holiday parties and activities also begin to increase. The Corner District is a popular event venue for holiday parties as it’s sure to blow guests away and give them a break from the common house party. Here are our five tips for a holiday party that are sure to make your guests remember your one-of-a-kind event!

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5 Tips for Throwing a Perfect Holiday Party

Pick a theme. When planning your holiday party, it’s important to think of a theme or idea to base your party around. The theme can be vague or specific – anything from a color scheme to a certain holiday song – but it will give your party direction and tie everything together! Make sure to stay consistent with your theme throughout the planning so that your party doesn’t look overwhelming. At The Corner District, clients have the freedom and creativity to decorate our North Georgia wedding and event venue with your holiday vision. Your theme will help personalize your party + create photo opportunities your guests will love!
Make invitations. At our charming Georgia event venue, your guests are sure to feel classy and chic at your party! You can add to this style by sending out invitations instead of spreading news of your party by word-of-mouth. Invitations are a great way to introduce your theme and give your guests any important information that could be easily forgotten, like if they are to dress according to the theme. Make sure to send your invitations in a timely manner since the holiday seasons fill up fast! We recommend mailing your initiations out six weeks prior to the date, or four to five weeks for emailing invitations.
Plan ahead. Nothing is worse than getting bored or feeling uncomfortable at a party. Make sure you plan activities ahead of time to keep your guests engaged and having fun! You don’t have to plan every minute – your guests will enjoy flexibility and having time to lounge around and talk – but make sure to have activities set aside for when you and your guests are ready. If you decide to have a more structured, activity-filled party, make sure you set aside time for snaking and talking.
Create a playlist. A great way to add to the party mood or complement your theme is to create a playlist before the party. Similar to a wedding, music will help set the tone and get the party started. If you aren’t planning on playing music the whole time, consider playing it as your guests arrive and are waiting for everyone to get there. Remember to make sure your playlist fits your party! A great way to ensure your guests will love your playlist is to ask them to give a song suggestion with their RSVP.
Make it interactive. At The Corner District, we know that the most memorable parties are those with interactive elements. Photo booths are a great hit and an adorable + fun way for your guests to remember your event! Another trend we love seeing are food bars. Whether it’s popcorn, hot chocolate, or dessert bars, guests love getting to pick-and-choose and create their own special! We loving seeing how party hosts get creative at The Corner District to plan a unique and interactive holiday party that guests are sure to remember!

As the holiday season quickly approaches, ensure you consider the essential elements for your holiday party to guarantee your party is better than last year’s! Whether it’s a party for your colleagues, friends or family, The Corner District is the perfect place to host the ultimate holiday party! Inquire here for more details and pricing information.

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Soon To Be Newlyweds | Vanessa + David | North Georgia Wedding

September 2, 2016 · Leave a Comment

Happy Wedding Wednesday to our soon to be newlyweds, Vanessa and David, who will be getting married at our North Georgia wedding venue in September of 2017! We are so excited to host their brunch wedding, complete with a Waffle Bar, Donut Station and Coffee Bar. We recently planned a 1950s brunch styled shoot that was featured on Fab You Bliss, so we can’t wait to recreate this inspiration for this adorable couple! Vanessa is sharing how they met, what they’re most excited for and why they chose The Corner District below. Enjoy!

Photo: Akia + Company

Their Love Story

David and I met in undergrad through mutual friends! In College, our conversation never expanded beyond a casual “hey”. Fast forward to five years later. We became friends on social media (Facebook & Instagram). David was serving in the Peace Corp in Azerbaijan! He was always sure to like or comment on my pictures, which of course got my attention. One day, I decided to read his blog posts. His posts showed his humble and sincere heart and I felt the Lord tell me to pray for him, so I did. I later reached out and told him that what he was doing was amazing and I was praying for him. We shared a few messages back and forth, then he suggested we FaceTime! We became good friends. Our conversation was natural and as he liked to put it “organic”. On his first visit home, he asked me to meet him at the airport! (I was so nervous! I mean. hello! His parents were going to be there!) The day after Christmas, he asked me to be his girlfriend. For the next year, we were in a long distance relationship. When he returned back to the U.S. we were finally able to be together.

We are so excited! We know that if we can make it through a long distance relationship, we can make it through anything! We are getting married on Sunday September 17, 2017! We are having a brunch wedding with our closest friends and family at The beautiful Corner District in Ball Ground, Georgia.

Why They Chose The Corner District as Their Wedding Venue

After looking at virtually every venue from North Georgia to Macon, we stumbled upon The Corner District! As I began to explore the website, my stomach immediately got butterflies. The Venue was perfect. It was light and airy! It also had the romantic vintage flare we were looking for. After meeting Debbie and Ivy, I KNEW it was the place for us. They had so many great ideas and I trusted that they could help make our “Sunday brunch complete with a Waffle Bar, Donut Station and Coffee Bar” wedding dreams come to life. We are so grateful for the wonderful ladies at The Corner District and we are excited to start the planning process!

Bridal Brunches Now Available at The Corner District

August 5, 2016 · Leave a Comment

Wedding planning can undoubtably be stressful at times. Take a break and spend time with your girls relaxing in style at our North Georgia wedding planning space, Studio 290. Located right next door to The Corner District, this space is perfect for getting ready on your wedding day, taking beautiful portraits with natural light, or for enjoying an intimate event with your bridesmaids leading up to your wedding! Our team of North Georgia wedding vendors would love to treat you during this most special time by helping you host a Bridal Brunch at The Corner District.

Whether your wedding is next month or next year, our bridal brunches are available to all The Corner District’s booked and new brides. Simply contact us to ask about adding the Bridal Brunch option onto your wedding package. We will customize a Bridal Brunch (or lunch) menu for you and your bridesmaids + besties, including heavy appetizers, desserts, drink stations or a signature drink. The result is a highly-styled event (like the above) that reflects your bridal style with decor, props, china and more.

This option is also available for bridal showers, bridesmaids luncheons, and any other intimate bridal events! We have even hosted spa showers for an even more relaxing and luxurious experience. Whatever your vision, we can help bring it to life with a custom Bridal Brunch.

Call 770-862-3537 or email us at info@thecornerdistrict.com for more information and pricing options! We can’t wait to celebrate this most special time with you. Happy wedding planning, friends!

4 Creative Catering Ideas for your North Georgia Wedding

July 1, 2016 · 3 Comments

We love when brides come to our blank canvas North Georgia wedding venue with a wedding vision in mind that captures their unique style! So much goes into bringing a wedding vision to life, so it’s beautiful when each element of the wedding truly celebrates the bride + groom’s personalities! That even includes the food and how it’s displayed at the wedding reception. Today we’re sharing some of our favorite ways that brides have used unique dishes + displays to complement their wedding vision and make their wedding stand out!

Photo: Kelly Anne Photography | Styling: Twigs and Lace Event Design | As seen on The Celebration Society

Dessert stations: Dessert stations allow for a variety of choices and flavors that your guests are sure to love! Although we absolutely love wedding cakes, not limiting yourself to just one dessert allows you to choose several individual desserts that combine the personalities and style of the bride and groom. Every dessert chosen – from macaroons to cake pops to donuts, helps celebrate the couple! Not only does everyone love a variety of desserts to indulge in, but dessert stations can be decorated to fully encompass your wedding vision. The table itself acts as another décor piece of your wedding!

Photo: Sarah Bush Designs | Styling: Twigs and Lace Event Design

Popcorn bar: Popcorn bars are the perfect way to add salty snacks into the wedding mix at our charming vintage Georgia wedding venue! Your guests will love getting to personalize their food as they add toppings + seasonings to make it just right for them. You can even add chocolate and candy toppings to please your sweet-tooth guests. Popcorn bars are a cute way to get your guests involved with this simple, fun activity!

Photo: Kelly Anne Photography | Food Truck: Scott Boys BBQ

Food trucks: Food trucks are a fun, unique and currently super trendy way to have your wedding food fit your theme! From Mexican to Italian to American, there’s a food truck for every type of cuisine that your guests are sure to devour. They are especially great for brides going for a more casual, laid back party feel! Plus, the variety of food trucks offer meal options that might not be offered by the traditional wedding caterer. Another benefit of food trucks is that they can also be budget friendly for the savings conscious bride.

Photo: Kelly Anne Photography | Styling: Twigs and Lace Event Design | As seen on The Celebration Society

Pie bar: At our rustic + eclectic Atlanta area wedding venue, we love to see pie bars that mix a variety of flavors in such an elegant way! The different types of pies chosen can be used to complement a variety of wedding visions, from a warm traditional feel to an elegant, chic vision. Pie bars are especially good for helping capture wedding visions at holiday weddings! From pumpkin pie to eggnog pie, your guests will love your desserts that will complete your holiday wedding style.

Our favorite part about each of these food displays is that no two will be the same! At our eclectic venue, we value creativity + uniqueness. We think it’s so important that each couple feels that every aspect of their wedding, including the food, helped celebrate them as a one-of-a-kind couple! Weddings are personal and will differ from couple to couple, and that’s what we love about them. We hope these food displays will give you some creative inspiration as you consider how you want to capture your own style for the big day!

Wedding Hydration Stations + Infused Water Recipes

June 3, 2016 · 1 Comment

Summer weddings at The Corner District are perfect for dancing the night away and mingling under a canopy of string lights in and around our antique warehouse. As you and your guests enjoy celebrating your special day, it’s important to stay hydrated during the festivities (especially if alcohol will be served). Make sure to provide for you + your guests so that you have the wedding of your dreams. Hydration stations are perfect for offering your guests easily accessible refreshments and can be elegantly decorated to complement your wedding style at our rustic venue!

Infused waters can spice up not only your hydration stations, but your wedding as well. Your guests will love the flavorful and beautiful fruit combinations! We’re sharing four infused water recipes that are sure to be a hit at your unique and eclectic North Georgia wedding! Each recipe makes one gallon and remember adding ice will increase the volume as it melts during your event.

Berry, Peach + Coconut

1 cup blueberries

1 cup blackberries

2 peaches, pitted and cut into half-inch wedges

6 cups spring or filtered water

2 cups unsweetened coconut water

Raspberry Lemon

2 cups raspberries

8 cups spring or filtered water

1 large lemon, cut into half-inch slices

2 dried Medjool dates

Orange, Strawberry + Mint

1/4 cup fresh mint leaves

1/2 cup strawberries, sliced

1/2 orange, sliced into thin slices

16 ounces spring or filtered water

Brides and grooms – or caterers – do have any tips for hydration stations or did you use them to decorate your own Atlanta outdoor wedding? We would love to hear!

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Ivy + John | Classic North Georgia Winter Wedding

May 6, 2016 · Leave a Comment

For those of you who don’t know, Ivy is a Corner District bride turned venue manager! See their Wedding Gallery for more real wedding photos. Enjoy!

-The Corner District

Bride and groom’s names:

Ivy + John Ferguson

How did you meet your husband?

I was living in Athens, GA at the time with two of my girlfriends. One spring weekend in 2010, my roommates and I were at the apartment complex pool getting some sun and relaxing. We decided to invite some people to come hangout with us. One of my high school friends showed up with two of his friends. One of the guys caught my eye right off the bat, he was so handsome! We were introduced and I immediately knew there was something about him that was different than most.

At the end of the day after my roommate and I made it back to the apartment, I told her, “I am going to marry that guy one day.” Over the next couple of months, we were just friends – even though I had a huge crush on him. At the beginning of the summer he and a friend decided they wanted to move to Destin, Florida. I thought we were going to lose touch and I didn’t want that to happen. A few weeks after he moved, my friend and I decided to go to the beach. My aunt just so happens to own a beach house about 20 min from Destin. John and I spent the entire week together, it was perfect and I didn’t want it to end.

We texted and called constantly over the next few weeks. One day, he called me and told me he was moving back! I was so excited. Once he was back in Georgia, we were inseparable and falling for each other fast. He told me he loved me after only four months of dating, although we both knew it was love way before then.

Tell us the story of how he popped the question:

It was right before Christmas in 2014 and we had been dating for over 4 years. I had asked him a few times about what we should get each other for Christmas and he kept saying, “Oh I am just getting you something small.” I was kind of suspicious that he was going to pop the question, but I didn’t want to get my hopes up. One Saturday while I was at work, John texted and asked if I had any ideas of something fun to do that night. Since it was Christmas, I thought it would be really neat to go to the Atlanta Botanical Gardens and see the Christmas lights. He loved the idea and we headed there as soon as I got off work.

The place was packed when we got there, we had to park a mile away. The walk to the front gate was exhausting because the terrain was mostly uphill. When we finally made it to the front gate, I reached into my purse to get the tickets and realized I had forgotten them in the car. We had to walk all the way back to the car, get the tickets, and then go all the way back to the front gates. Needless to say, we did a lot of walking that night.

We finally made it into the gardens, grabbed a drink, and started the tour. John and I walked the entire exhibit hand in hand, it was more romantic than I had expected it to be. It sounds cliché, but the love was in the air that night. We were getting close to the end when John asked me what my favorite light display was. It was the main garden area, they had giant globes on the lawn that glowed and danced along with the Christmas music that was playing. We walked back to the main lawn area, took a seat on a bench, and listened to the music for awhile. It was getting really late and after all the walking we had done, I was ready to head home. As we got up to leave, John tugged on my arm and said, “Wait just a second.” I turn around to see the man of my dreams down on his knee! I was so excited that I literally picked him up off the ground to give him a kiss. After we kissed, I said “Yes! Yes! Yes!” Later that night, we realized the date was 12/13/14, which we thought was pretty cool. Best day ever!

What was your wedding date and why did you choose it?

We wanted to be engaged for at least a year so we could have plenty of time to plan the wedding. We noticed that one of the Saturdays in January was 1/16/16, which is pretty easy to remember.

What was your overall vision for your wedding?

We wanted a romantic, yet rustic feel. I love all things girly, but John on the other hand isn’t a fan. We needed a wedding that incorporated both styles.

What do you feel was the most special component of your wedding?

The most special thing to the both of us was being able to celebrate with all of our friends and family. We had a lot of wedding guests travel from all over the country to be with the us on our very special day.

How involved was your groom in the wedding planning process?

I ran all of my ideas by John but, like most men, he was pretty much only interested in the cake and food. He also enjoyed picking out his and the groomsmen’s outfits.

Did you have a wedding theme or color pallet, and if so how or why did you choose it?

We had a very neutral color pallet, charcoal grey, cream, and a lot of greenery. We also had antique brass candle sticks along all the tables, they added extra flair.

How important are the typical wedding traditions? Did you plan on doing something outside of the norm to make your wedding more of your own?

We stuck with most of the normal wedding traditions except for one, the first look. I was nervous about walking down the aisle and having all those people stare at me. We decided to do the first look to ease our nerves. It was the best idea ever! Seeing him beforehand made the ceremony that much more enjoyable. I was able to relax and be “in the moment” with all our guests.

Why did you choose your wedding venue?

As soon as we walked into The Corner District, we knew it was the venue for us. It was the perfect mix of romantic and rustic, perfect for both our styles. The original hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, and antique chandeliers give TCD such a unique and warm atmosphere. We love the venue!

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Abby + Tate | Classic Blush and Navy Georgia Wedding

April 1, 2016 · Leave a Comment

This sweet couple’s Classic Blush and Navy Georgia Wedding is on the blog today! View their Wedding Gallery for more beautiful wedding photographs. And check out their Real Wedding feature on Something Turquoise. Cheers!

-The Corner District

Bride and groom’s names:

Abby (Erickson) & Tate Smith

How did you meet your husband?

Tate and I met at a small gym in Athens, GA. I was a trainer and he was a gym member. Tate introduced himself to me in March of 2014 and we would make small talk whenever he came in. In July of 2014, Tate came in to cancel his membership as he took a job with Chick-Fil-A corporate that requires 51 weeks/year of travel. And as he cancelled his membership, he asked me on a date! I guess he thought, “If she says no, I never have to see her again, what have I got to lose?!” I eagerly agreed and we had the best first date.

Tate says he knew on the first date that he would one day marry me. I knew on the second date that he would one day be my husband. Knowing he only had 3 weeks left in Athens before he hit the road with Chick-Fil-A, we went on 12 dates in those 3 weeks and had the time of our lives. After that, we relied on Skype dates to get us through. We only saw each other 4 other times in person before he popped the question.

Tell us the story of how he popped the question:

Tate flew home for the weekend in February of 2015. He wouldn’t tell me a single detail of his plans other than when to pick him up and drop him off at the airport. I knew what he was up to, but I had no idea when, where, or how he would ask. Friday night, I picked him up and we drove back to Athens and spent the evening reliving our first 3 dates. Saturday morning, we had brunch at our favorite little brunch gem in Athens and then got ready for his big evening plans.

All that he told me was to plan on dressy/causal attire and that we needed to leave Athens to head towards Atlanta by 3 p.m. When we got in the car, he told me that he needed to stop by his dad’s house on the way to pick something up really quick. I didn’t think twice about it! When we pulled into his dad’s neighborhood, his street was lined with cars, and when we parked in his driveway, I knew what was happening… I saw all of my loved ones standing in windows watching and waiting for us. Tate walked me into the front yard and explained the importance of the ring he had custom made for me using his mothers diamond, expressed his love for me and his excitement about our future. Then right there, in front of over 50 of our closet friends and family, he got down on one knee and proposed!

What was your wedding date and why did you choose it?

August 22, 2015. We choose that date because we wanted a short engagement and knew after visiting The Corner District one time that that was where we wanted our wedding to be, so we took the only available August date.

What was your overall vision for your wedding?

Simple elegance. We wanted our guests to cherish it just as much as we did. And we wanted to have a great wedding on an affordable budget!

What do you feel was the most special component of your wedding?

My cousin and bridesmaid, Heidi Hunt, designed and made my dress by hand using the skirt from my sisters wedding dress. It was also very special for us to have Dean Ropp, long time friend of the Smiths and Pastor, perform our ceremony.

How involved was your groom in the wedding planning process?

He did just as much as I did to plan! Tate handled booking everything and coordinating with the vendors while I handled the details. He did so much! I am one lucky girl!

Did you have a wedding theme or color pallet, and if so how or why did you choose it?

We chose navy, blush and gold. These colors work so well together and made for a timeless, elegant look.

How important are the typical wedding traditions? Did you plan on doing something outside of the norm to make your wedding more of your own?

It was very important for us to wait to see each other until I walked down the aisle. We wanted that moment to be a lasting memory for us and we are both so thankful we did that.

Why did you choose your wedding venue?

We chose The Corner District because we wanted a more intimate wedding. We had only 120 guests and we fit comfortably in that space. Plus, I love simple charm and antiques that speak for themselves. The Corner District had everything I wanted. The old, original hardwood floors, the plaster walls, the exposed brick, massive windows and gorgeous chandeliers. The venue speaks for itself, you don’t need excessive decorations to make it beautiful.

We also chose The Corner District because of owner, Debbie Ley. The moment I met with her, I felt at ease. She was the most helpful venue owner I had come by. She wanted to make my vision come to life and respected that we wanted to do much of it ourselves. She gave us recommendations along the way and helped in so many ways, but really let us craft the wedding that we wanted. She gave us the option make it as turn key as we wanted or to let us create it for ourselves. She truly made the whole process seamless.

Is there anything else you would like to share?

Another important thing to note was the significance of my father being well enough to walk me down the aisle and dance with me at the reception. He was diagnosed with metastatic liver cancer the Thanksgiving before and we were not sure if he would still be here to give me away. He fought so hard to make sure that he was and I will forever cherish that memory.

Also, my mom made the bouquets, boutonnieres, and centerpieces. She made our dinner napkins, her dress, the ring bearers pants, and the groom and groomsmen’s ties. The day would not have been what it was without all that she did to help.

Finally, our cake was made by Tate’s cousin, Kayla Cummings, a wedding cake baker from Richmond, VA.

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Pretty in Pink Party | As Seen on The Celebration Society

March 4, 2016 · Leave a Comment

It’s always exciting to see your work get published! Our Georgia event venue was recently featured on The Celebration Society‘s blog for a fun and girly styled shoot inspired by the 80s and all things pink! See some of our favorite photos in the Styled Shoot Gallery.

Details behind the Georgia event venue’s Pretty in Pink Party inspiration:

“Explore a softer side of the 80s with this perfectly pretty party inspiration. Wrapped up in a palette of sweet pinks and dazzling gold, the scene boasted vintage decor with bits of sparkle and tulle, delicate florals by Rhapsody in Blooms and desserts by Sugar Sugar Cakes providing a lovely feminine touch. So whether you’re planning a Sweet Sixteen or a Bat Mitzvah, look no further for this girly party inspiration by Irene Tyndale Events! Photos by Kelly Anne Photography.”

Before The Corner District became a Georgia wedding and venue, we were once a wedding planning studio, full of our favorite Georgia wedding vendor friends. Our venue was filled with wedding inspiration, vendor products and services and styled vignettes. When we cleared out the space and opened our doors for weddings and events, we wanted our vendors to still have the ability to use the space as their playground – designing shoots and building inspiration for their most adventurous clients. And this group of vendors did just that!

Use this Pretty in Pink Party inspiration for a Sweet 16, Quinceanera, Bat Mitzvah or bridal shower. Our amazing vendors that helped pull it off are as follows:

Welcome To Our Historic North Georgia Wedding Venue

February 5, 2016 · Leave a Comment

Welcome to our historic North Georgia Wedding Venue! They say you can’t know where you’re going until you know where you came from. We came to Ball Ground two years ago as Something New for I Do, a wedding public relations and marketing company. We got our start in this quaint city working with a local wedding venue in an effort to increase bookings and sales. Through our success, new opportunities for other wedding vendors and small business owners were born.

Ball Ground was good to us, so we decided to plant roots and opened a studio for North Georgia wedding vendors to gather, collaborate and meet with brides. We found the perfect building that was once the A.W. Roberts and Sons General Store. Our building became filled with wedding professionals’ products and services, so we soon expanded into the warehouse. After realizing the potential of the buildings, we restored the buildings to create two beautiful event spaces.

Built in 1911, The Corner District served as Ball Ground’s general store until 1970 when the family sold it. It was reopened in the 1980s and operated as an antique store until 2010 when it was purchased and rehabilitated. The Corner District is an eclectic North Georgia Wedding Venue and event space that has been thoughtfully restored to meet the needs of today’s brides. We’ve added extra restrooms, a bridal suite, groom’s suite and details that create ambiance for the perfect evening. The Parlor has a vintage speakeasy feel, and the warehouse is the perfect combination of casual, urban and industrial. Georgia is full of history making it a lovely place to live too, these New Homes for sale in Richmond Hill, for example, would give you a beautiful new home but in an area full of culture and fantastic aesthetics.

As seasoned wedding professionals, we love telling the story of where we came from and are equally excited to now host special events to breathe new life into the general store.