Welcome to Che’ne Rouge!
Che’ne Rouge has been voted as “the best reception site” and “one of the best (places) to have our wedding” by many visiting brides and grooms. At our recent Champion tree dedication party and Ribbon Cutting ceremony, everyone who attended commented on the beauty of our new facility. Mayor Carmen Rollins, along with the Paulding Chamber of Commerce, graciously welcomed Che’ne Rouge to Hiram, Georgia.
Our exclusive facility is built with the utmost care and consideration for your dream wedding day. For your convenience and viewing, we have fully renovated the following rooms in the main house: our exquisite Bridal Suite, our comfortable Groom’s Room, and our cozy Pub (our full service bar area). The new addition connected to the main house, scheduled to be fully operational in June/July of this year, will include the 50’ x 60’ Grand Ballroom with covered Terrace, the Buffet Area, and the new handicapped-accessible men’s & women’s bathrooms. Our main focus through remodeling is to convey the vision of an elegant, welcoming facility with gorgeous flowering gardens. We are excited to share with you our breathtaking scenery, romantic settings, gracious hospitality, and proud history, all of which will make your wedding truly unforgettable.
”If you can imagine your dream wedding, we at Che’ne Rouge can create it."
Che’ne Rouge Staff
History
Our research revealed that the existing house, Willow Springs Farm, was built around 1900. Willow Springs Farm began as a private residence and working farm that housed mules and donkeys for planting crops and plowing. Poplar Springs Road was originally a dirt road known as Route 1. This is an important piece of history, carefully preserved for everyone in our community to enjoy for years to come. It is our mission and commitment at Che’ne Rouge to build a facility and gathering place that is now on every West Georgia Bride and Groom’s “must see” list.
A Special Note: Our name was derived from the 200-year-old Southern Red Oak Tree on our property. Che’ne Rouge is French for “Red Oak” and is pronounced like “Sha’nay Roozh”.
The Partners:
Toni Betton, Sue Newton, Bonnie Childs
~Bonnie Childs~
Floral & Event Designer
"Where there's a will, there's a way."
~Toni Betton~
Wedding Director
"Faith without works is dead."
~Sue Newton~
House Coordinator
"Divine dreams come true.."
Photography provided by Sawyer Photography, Marietta, GA