In
December 1853, Mittie Bulloch married Theodore Roosevelt in the dining room of
her childhood home of Bulloch Hall. Little did they know, their son would go on
to be United States President Teddy Roosevelt. Mittie was unaware that she
would set a longstanding tradition of beautiful weddings in Roswell.
With
over 35 premier, one-of-a-kind event facilities, friendly and accommodating
lodging, and experienced professionals, it is no wonder Roswell is known as
“The Place for Weddings.” Historic Roswell has authentic antebellum event
venues for brides who want true Southern ambiance. If you prefer petals to the
past, explore sites with gardens for outdoor events that bloom with atmosphere.
If your taste is more modern and hip, Roswell is all those things too.
Just
one call to the Visit Roswell Convention and Visitors Bureau will take your
wedding planning stress away. For more information on planning your perfect
wedding, call Marsha Saum, Wedding Specialist, at 770-640-3253.
Photos
from Enmuse Photography on the steps of Roswell’s Naylor Hall and Studio 7
Photography on the steps of Roswell’s Barrington Hall.
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