A Night on the Terrace | A Standout City Ballroom

In a moment where rustic and shabby chic are paired with the word elegant to describe a lot of brides and their wedding day style, there’s something immeasurable about the spaces here in Atlanta that still embody enough of a presence to radiate with just one word. Call it classic, call it traditional, but either way, it’s an unmatched elegance found in ballrooms like The Georgian Terrace that make a big day, something bold, beautiful and absolutely timeless.

That’s what makes the historic downtown hotel one of our favorites, and one worth mentioning to all of the engaged ladies out there yet to nail down a dance floor.

Megan, who hosts at The Georgian Terrace often, said, “The space there is unique because it’s downtown location is incredible and there are so many ways to use it. There’s an adorable outside patio, a chapel room and a gorgeous ballroom for traditional receptions. In a planner’s, or a bride’s, eye, that makes for a easy transition when you’re directing guests from one part of the event to the other.”

Across from the glittering Fox Theatre lights, in the middle of energetic bustle of Ponce de Leon and Peachtree Street and cherished by anyone who’s stayed the night, jumped in the pool or had a drink at the bar, The Georgian Terrace remains one of our favorite ballrooms in the city.

Likewise, “ShutterBooth has a great presence in the Atlanta networking scene,” says The Georgian Terrace’s Catering Sales Manager, Hannah Barber. “Every bride that has used ShutterBooth has nothing but great things to say, including that they are a reliable, fun and great product.”

She continued, “We refer ShutterBooth because we trust the product. Our referrals are a reflection of the hotel and we want to give our clients the best experience possible during their event. In order to wow the clients, we need to partner with equally professional companies. We appreciate all you do to make and keep our clients happy!”

In fact, Hannah and her fellow TGT team have been known to strike a pose in the booth.

“I always look forward to seeing you guys set up at networking events. I took a picture in front of the drop screen one time. I remember I had a big, paper flower and I didn’t know what to do with it – so logically I put it on my head as a hat.”

…Here’s to many more memories!