Midtown · Up to 600
The historic Peachtree Street theatre rents its ballrooms, lobbies and, on rare dates, the auditorium for weddings from small ceremonies to receptions for hundreds. The Egyptian Ballroom is the showpiece, and the Grand Salon next door opens onto a terrace for a ceremony or cocktail hour. The newer Marquee Club looks down on the famous marquee and has a rooftop conservatory.
The Fox was conceived in 1928 as a headquarters for Atlanta's Shriners, but the cost was too great and they leased it to movie executive William Fox.
The Fox keeps a preferred vendor list covering audio visual, caterers, entertainment, designers, drapery, rentals and florists.
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Midtown · Up to 500
Two restored ballrooms inside the 1924 Biltmore Hotel building in Midtown, each with its own pre-function room, catering kitchen and restrooms at opposite ends of the building. The Georgian is the larger room with columns and crystal chandeliers, and the Imperial has blue and ivory plaster ceilings over a recessed wood floor. Couples can book one ballroom or both.
The Biltmore Hotel was built in 1924 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Novare keeps a list of preferred caterers, and the packet also lists recommended hotels, photographers, DJs, bands, florists, rental and audio visual companies.
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Buckhead · Up to 500
Two separate ballrooms on Buckhead's West Paces Ferry Road across from The St. Regis, near the Atlanta History Center. Each has its own pre-function room, built in bar and adjustable lighting, so cocktail hour stays apart from dinner. The whole building can be bought out for 500 or more guests.
Approved caterer list in the Novare packet, with an outside caterer allowed for a $2,000 kitchen use fee plus a business license and certificate of liability insurance.
No rooms on site.
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