Blog

Che’ne Rouge is beyond privileged to work with each and every wonderful couple that schedule their wedding with us. One couple that truly deserves the wedding of their dreams is Caillee and Kyle. They will be exchanging vows here at Che’ne Rouge on May 17th, 2014!

Kyle and Caillee’s love story begins with mouth to mouth resuscitation… Caillee was giving CPR to a dummy during training while at her school, Berry College. Kyle caught sight of her and immediately became extremely jealous of her pretend partner. The following day, they became real partners during a game and felt the start of something special with a near kiss. Since then, Kyle would venture over to the Stonebridge Golf Course, Caillee’s place of employment. He would play a round of golf and then keep her company for the rest of the day until she closed the pro shop. Kyle finally mustered up the courage to ask Caillee out to dinner and a walk around downtown Rome. Several weeks later Caillee agreed to a second date.

By Thanksgiving, their relationship became more and more exclusive. The two were apart for the holiday and this separation allowed them to realize how much their affections for each other had developed. They spent the entire break anxiously waiting to be together again. Over the next year they spent as much time together as possible. Kyle spent the spring going to watch Caillee play softball at Berry College and Caillee spent her summer getting Kyle more free golf. They went to concerts, spent time getting to know each other’s families, and Kyle secretly started a wedding ring fund!

In early August, Kyle had saved enough money  to buy the perfect ring for Caillee. After an evening of looking at rings, he took a giant step forward and bought one. However, he didn’t feel it was time to pop the question yet. Kyle wanted to make sure he came up with a special and creative way to propose to Caillee and still had to ask for her dad’s permission. By the middle of October, all of this had finally been done.

On October 20^th, 2012, Kyle and Caillee’s lives would officially begin to change for the better. It was their 9 month anniversary and  the day that Kyle had chosen to propose. Kyle told Caillee he had something special planned for the night, not revealing any details except that she needed to dress up for the night. While Caillee was getting ready for the date, Kyle had already driven to her parents’ house where he had planned an engagement party for later that night.  After final preparations were made, he headed to a small airport in Kennesaw where he had arranged for Garrett, Caillee’s sister’s boyfriend, to fly him to a small airport back in Rome.

During the flight back to Rome, Kyle told Caillee he was running late for their date and instructed her to go ahead and meet him at the airport in Rome. When Caillee arrived, Kyle was already there waiting for her. He greeted her along with Garrett and Caillee’s sister, Chelsea. He told Caillee that for their anniversary they were going to go for a plane ride. They loaded back up on the plane and Garrett started flying them back to Kennesaw.

On the flight, they marveled at the beautiful colors of the sunset and pointed out landmarks around town. After doing this for a few minutes, Kyle told Caillee he had written a poem for the occasion and was going to read it to her. Taking a deep breath he pulled the poem out of his suit coat and began reading. During the last stanza, Kyle reached in his pocket and pulled out a ring, kneeled down on one knee, and read the final lines of the poem: “I’m so incredibly in love with you, a love I never imagined to be, Caillee Anne Shamoun, will you marry me?”

Covering her mouth and tears coming to her eyes, Caillee said “Yes!” He slipped the ring on her finger 3,000 feet above earth and just like that Kyle and Caillee were officially engaged. They enjoyed the rest of the plane ride hugging, kissing, and laughing, but the night’s surprises weren’t over with yet.

Once they landed, they decided to drive to Caillee’s parent’s house to tell them the good news. Caillee tried calling ahead but Kyle had told everyone invited to the surprise party not to answer her calls. Frustrated because of nobody answering, she finally gave up. Kyle also tried calling his family, but they too were not answering, something they did not expect. They both gave up on calling people and decided to just enjoy the ride to her parent’s house.

They arrived to her house and made their way to the front door. As they opened the door they were greeted by a loud, “ CONGRATULATIONS!!!” Caillee was stunned by the group of people waiting there and Kyle was equally surprised by the presence of his family who secretly came down from Michigan and Kentucky. With friends and family around to share in this life changing moment, the night couldn’t have ended better for Caillee and Kyle.

The next couple months moved quickly as they looked at venues and began the wedding planning process. After visiting several  venues and considering mnay dates they decided to start their lives together on May 17^th, 2014 at Che’ne Rouge. Now that the date is officially set and they can really dive in to all the wedding details, they cannot wait for their marriage and the time to start living as one!

Thank you so much to Caillee and Kyle for choosing to share their love with us here at Che’ne Rouge. We know they will have a wonderful wedding and are counting down the days to get to make both of their wedding dreams a reality.

Getting married at Che’ne Rouge? Be a featured couple on our blog and share your proposal and wedding story with all your family and friends! Send your story and a photo to Loren Hollenkamp at events@chene-rouge.com to be considered!

Not yet decided on a venue? Come out to tour Che’ne Rouge so we can show you how to make your dream wedding turn into a dream come true!

All brides know how expensive it is to get married. However, there are certain places in your planning that you can get creative in order to save money and have a truly unique wedding. One way to do this is to consider an alternative to a floral bouquet for yourself and your attendants.

Flowers, especially those that are not in season at the time of your wedding, can really add up to be a huge expense. If you are looking for a place to cut costs and get crafty and creative, think about using something besides flowers to carry down the aisle.

1. The Brooch Bouquet

If you are feeling thrifty, this might be a fun project for you! There are a couple of different approaches to take in regards to the brooch bouquet. The first is to just buy one that is already put together. However, these can be quite expensive because you will be paying for all the jewelry pieces and the assembly. The second option would be to make your own. Try visiting some thrift stores like Goodwill and finding some inexpensive brooches and pendants that will coordinate with your wedding colors. You can also check some local antique markets to find older pieces. Decide how big you want the bouquet to be and then purchase one of the spherical Styrofoam balls from a craft store like Michael’s or Joanne Fabrics. You can arrange the pieces however you like, leaving room on the bottom to stick a wooden dowel into the Styrofoam. This will allow you to hold the bouquet just like the stems of flowers. You can wrap the dowel with fabric or ribbon that matches your wedding colors. This trend has even caught on in celebrity weddings as demonstrated by Miranda Lambert’s wedding to country singer Blake Shelton!

2. Lanterns

If you are wanting a shabby chic or “pinterest-y” wedding, then having your bridesmaids carry lanterns down the aisle can be very unique and perfect for your theme. If you add a chunk candle inside, they make a completed look and would also be adorable with a burlap or colored ribbon bow on the top. Depending on the size that you choose to use, they can double as accessories or centerpieces during the reception. If you will be married in the evening or night, have the candles inside lit for added romance! You can find these lanterns in very simple styles or very ornately detailed and they are generally very reasonably priced. They also come in a variety of colors with white and black being the most popular.

3. Silk / Fabric Flower Bouquet

Some brides have their hearts set on the look of flowers at their wedding but cannot afford fresh florals. If you are one of these brides, you can still have your dream ceremony! Silk or fabric flowers are a wonderful alternative and, from a distance and in photographs, can look as good if not better than fresh flowers. Also, you will be able to keep your bouquet for as long as you like after the wedding is over and never have to worry about the flowers wilting or dying. Craft stores are usually always running specials on their silk flowers and you can even find some that feel like the real thing! You can also use your bridesmaids’ bouquets for reception centerpieces once the ceremony and pictures are over. Talk about a money saver!

If you are a bride that cannot even fathom anything besides flowers for her wedding but still need to budget your money, Che’ne Rouge offers great packages that even include your bouquets and boutonnieres! Schedule a tour of our venue today to learn more about these great options and to get the chance to work with our fabulous florist, Gail, from A Perfect Wedding Floral Design!

For most of us, buying pricey, professional grade cosmetic products like MAC, Urban Decay, and MAKE UP FOR EVER is not a realistic purchase. These products have crazy expensive price tags on them and seem to only be available to small market of women. However, the biggest beauty secret is that many drug store cosmetics brands like Covergirl, Maybelline, and L’Oreal have products in their line that are almost exactly identical to these major brands in color, texture, and longevity. Below are some examples of drug store duplicates of professional grade make up products. These will be easy on your wallet and will still allow you to put your best face forward!

1. Urban Decay‘s Naked Palette $50 vs. NYX Nude on Nude Palette $25

2. NARS Orgasm Blush $28 vs. Flirt Pink TuTu $14.50

3. MAC Studio Fix Fluid Foundation $27 vs. Revlon Color Stay Liquid Foundation $9

4. MAKE UP FOREVER HD Microfinish Powder $34 vs. e.l.f. HD Powder $6

5. Clinique High Impact Mascara $16 vs. Maybelline Volume Express Mascara $7

6. Benefit Bad Gal Lash Mascara $19 vs. Covergirl Lash Blast Volume Mascara $9

7. Urban Decay Primer Potion $20 vs. L’Oreal De-Crease Eye Shadow Base $9

8. LORAC Starry Eyed Baked Eyeshadow Trio in Superstar $27 vs. Revlon Colorstay Mineral Eyeshadow in Tiger Eye $7

For more beauty tips and great advice, like Che’ne Rouge on Facebook to be updated when we post new blogs!

Deciding on attendants is one of the first planning decisions that you and your fiancé will make. In some cases, this decision is easy and happens with little trouble. However, some brides and grooms will face much deliberation and much approach this subject with careful consideration.

Typically, the bride will select her sister or closest friend to serve as her maid of honor (matron of honor if the girl is married). Consequently, the groom is likely to choose his brother or best friend to be his best man. Once these roles are filled, the bride and groom can choose whether or not to have additional bridesmaids or groomsmen in the wedding party.

Oftentimes if the bride has a brother , he will serve as a groomsmen, and if the groom has a sister, she will serve as a bridesmaid. There is no set number to how many attendants there can be in the wedding party. However, be sure to only choose those individuals that will support you  during your wedding and will make your day brighter and more uplifting.

The Maid of Honor

Your maid of honor will be your go-to girl for support leading up to and on your wedding day. When choosing your maid or matron of honor, you should think about the girlfriend or family member that is dearest to you heart and that you would want to share all of your wedding bliss and stress with. If you have a sister, then she would usually be the first person you would ask to take on this special role. However, it is not uncommon for a bride to select a best friend over a sister or family member for various reasons. Pick someone that you can count on because she will have key responsibilities on wedding day such as helping you dress, holding the groom’s ring and your bouquet during the ceremony, adjusting your veil and train, and signing the marriage license as a witness. She will also help with planning pre-wedding parties and showers.

The Best Man

The best man and groomsmen, also referred to as ushers, are the groom’s equivalent  of a maid of honor and bridesmaids. The best man will offer the groom large amounts of support on wedding day. He will help to take of some last minute planning details and, if the groom chooses, will plan the bachelor party. During the ceremony, he will hold the bride’s wedding band and sign the marriage license as a witness. He is usually expected to make the first toast at the reception.

If the groom decides to include additional family and friends in the wedding party, they will be considered groomsmen, or ushers. These additional attendants will provide additional support to the groom and help the best man with the bachelor party. They may also escort guests and family to their seats before the ceremony. Usually, they escort the bridesmaids down the aisle during the processional and recessional.

The Flower Girl

The flower girl is not a required member of the wedding party and is not utilized in every ceremony. Usually, a flower girl is included in more   formal ceremonies and is a member of the bride’s family or the daughter or relative of a very close friend. Her age typically ranges from three to eight years old. Older than that and she would be considered a junior bridesmaid. The flower girl has a very important role during the processional. She carries a decorative basket full of flower petals and sprinkle them down the aisle just before the bride walks. From there, the bride can choose to have her stand at the alter with the other bridesmaids or she can have a seat on the front row reserved for her.

The Ring Bearer

Like the flower girl, the ring bearer is an optional addition to the wedding party. Usually a boy aged anywhere from three to six, the ring bearer will walk down the aisle before the flower girl. If tradition is strictly adhered to for the ceremony, he will carry  a small satin pillow with two rings sewn on. Now, however, many brides are choosing other objects for the ring bearer to carry the rings on. A popular example of this is an old bible on which the rings are tied with ribbon or string. The rings carried by the ring bearer are solely symbolic, seeing as though the maid of honor and best man will be holding the actual wedding bands.

Have your wedding party set and ready to walk down the aisle before you? Need a fabulous venue to make all your wedding dreams come true? Schedule your tour at Che’ne Rouge today to experience the Che’ne Rouge difference.

While only gown shows on your wedding day, what you wear underneath can make or break it’s appearance. Appropriate undergarments are crucial for your wedding day and even the honeymoon!

Some gowns are designed to be backless, corset bodices, or so figure forming that any little seam underneath would be visible to the naked eye. Since your undergarments will be instrumental to the fit of the gown, make sure that you go to your fittings with the undergarments that you will wear on wedding day. While sexy pieces are alluring to most brides, they are often not the most practical when it comes to fit issues. The best type of undergarments are smooth and plain with minimal ornamentation and maximum support. Try to select a nude shade to make sure that transparency and showing through the dress will not be an issue.

There are three main types of undergarments to think about when purchasing for your wedding. The first is the bra. The wedding bra is different than a typical bra because it concerns itself with your entire midsection. These are often corsets or shapewear, like Spanx. If you are worried about the lack of support from a strapless bra, then consider this when purchasing your gown and make sure that normal bra straps would be concealed by the neckline of the dress. If your gown already has a supportive, boned bodice, try to avoid wearing a boned corset bra underneath because it will only add inches to your waist. Try to find bras that have minimal seams so they will create smooths lines underneath the gown. Also, it is always a good idea to bring an extra, back up bra in case something happens to the original one.

The second undergarment to consider is the slip. A slip is a sheer piece of synthetic fabric that provides a nice layer between your skin and the gown and will help the gown skim the body and flow nicely rather than stick to you. When choosing a slip, try to find one with a bit of elastic woven in and always purchase one size larger than your normal size to make sure it will not be too snug or ride up. Your slip should have a silhouette and neckline that almost exactly mirrors the cut of your dress. The slip can feel very ethereal especially when chosen in a shade of white or ivory similar to the lining of the gown.

The last undergarment consideration is the petticoat. This is worn for full skirts and grand ballgowns. The structure of the petticoat will be fundamental to the shape and support of the gown. Most high quality gowns will have a petticoat built into the design but additional ones can be purchased for further emphasis. The danger here is that an additional petticoat will shorten the hem while adding volume. You must take this into consideration while at your fittings.

Once you have all of the undergarments for your gown figured out, you can start to think about what you should include in your honeymoon trousseau. Most brides will have a lingerie shower thrown for them and will receive lots of wonderful pieces that you may like. The trousseau is simply a wardrobe that you will select for the wedding night and honeymoon. The implication behind the trousseau is new clothes for a new life. Before you begin shopping and selecting these signature staples for your closet, you must first consider the destination of your honeymoon so you can choose appropriate pieces for the trip that are also versatile in your home closet. The most exciting part about the trousseau, however, is the new lingerie. Trying to select garments that fit the mood of the honeymoon and also suit your personality can be a challenge but is a fun adventure to embark on during your lingerie shower and afterwards while shopping with close family and friends.

Try shopping online for your lingerie needs at eLingerie Spot. They feature versatile selections for any size whether petite or plus sized or small to large budgets!

One of the first conversations that you will have about your wedding will be in relation to the budget. Establishing a budget is something that should be done before any other planning occurs. This will allow you and your fiancé to prioritize how and where to spend your money. Determine who will be contributing towards funding the wedding  and be sure to include them on major financial decisions.

If you are your fiancé will be opting to pay for your own wedding, then you will need to establish a savings plan. Typically, putting aside about 20% of your monthly income is realistic and, with longer engagements, can really add up to be a nice, comfortable budget to work with.

The honeymoon is typically an expense that does not come from the actual wedding budget. If you and your fiancé will be paying for this, remember to budget here as well.

Even though all weddings are special and unique and every bride will be working with a different budget, the breakdown of expenses is still relatively the same across the board. Below is an expense breakdown including how much of your budget you should expect to spend on each category.

Reception: 48%-50%
Ceremony: 2%-3%
Attire: 8%-10%
Flowers: 8%-10%
Entertainment/Music: 8%-10%
Photography/Videography: 10%-12%
Stationery: 2%-3%
Wedding Rings: 2%-3%
Parking/Transportation: 2%-3%
Gifts: 2%-3%
Miscellaneous: 8%

*Allot about 5% of your budget for “emergency funds.” This will help to cover any unexpected or last minute costs

Some brides will organize their budget by having the contributors pay for certain aspects of the wedding. For example, the bride’s parents may cover the ceremony and reception costs and the groom’s may pay for alcohol or flowers.

Typical expenses paid by the bride and her family

• Wedding consultant if hired
• Invitations and Save the Dates
• Wedding gown and accessories
• Ceremony and reception costs: venue, decorations, and rental fees (many venues and vendors will be open to price negotiation, especially if your wedding occurs during low wedding season (winter months) and is on a day and time besides Saturday afternoon/ evening)
• Photographer and videographer
• Wedding day  catering and cake
• Music (DJ or live band)
• Bridesmaid’s luncheon and special gift for each attendant
• Groom’s wedding ring and gift
• Flowers for the ceremony and reception (if you select flowers that are in season at the time of your wedding, you can save quite a bit of   money)
• It is optional to pay for accommodations for your out of town guests

Typical expenses paid by the groom and his family

• Rehearsal dinner
• Wedding and engagement rings for the bride
• Officiant’s fee
• Marriage Licesnse
• Bride’s bouquet and the corsages and boutonnieres for the immediate family members (mother of bride and groom and father of bride and groom)
• Groom’s wedding day attire
• Wedding gift for the bride
• Honeymoon costs

Typical expenses paid by the wedding attendants

• Transportation if coming from out of town
• Wedding day apparel and accessories
• Gift for the bride and groom
• Bridal showers and bachelorette party
• Bachelor party

Worried about budgeting for your wedding and want an all-inclusive package that will make your wedding super easy and stress free to plan? Look at Che’ne Rouge‘s wonderful La Grande Fare package and take a tour of our venue to experience the value and difference!

While conventional guest books are still wildly popular among modern brides, there is a new trend that is sweeping through weddings everywhere. Brides are now trying to get creative with what guests sign as they come into the ceremony. Most of these cute and unique guestbooks can be used around the house, displayed as art, or just kept as a wonderful keepsake to look back on and remember your special day! Consider trying one of these great ideas as your ceremony comes around or suggest them to a friend or relative that is looking to put a new twist on tradition!

The thumb print tree: Each guest will dip their thumb in ink and place it on a tree branch making a full and colorful tree that can work as a piece of art in the couple’s new home.

The Photo Booth: Each guest or couple will write a message or advice for the bride and groom and then take a photo holding the chalk board. The photos will be printed into a super cute album.

The Quilt: Have a grandmother make a quilt, make on yourself, or buy a simple quilt and have guests sign the squares in permanent marker. The couple can cuddle up with the warm blanket after the wedding and reminisce the day by reading all of the sweet notes.

The Wood Slab: Purchase a thin slab of  wood, usually a slice from a tree trunk and have it preserved. Each guest can sign the slab and depending on its size, the couple can transform this into a table top or use it as an art piece in their home.

For more creative wedding ideas visit our Pinterest page and like us on Facebook to get updates about new blog posts about wedding projects that you may want to try!

Che’ne Rouge has been voted Best in Hiram for the second year in a row! We are so happy to have been chosen as the winner of the Venues & Event Spaces category of the Hiram Award Program. This honor was given to us for our hard work and dedication towards making all of our bride’s dreams come true on their wedding day!

The Hiram Award Program is an awards program focused on honoring the achievements and accomplishments of local businesses throughout the Hiram area. Recognition and awards are given to companies annually. They strive to reward businesses that have displayed the ability to use their best practices and implemented programs to generate competitive advantages and long-term value.

At Che’ne Rouge, our main goal is to make all of our brides’ wishes come true and making their big day special and memorable. The Che’ne Rouge difference centers around value and excellent customer care for every individual that walks through our door. If you would like to experience this difference and see what makes our venue award winning, schedule a time to take a walking tour of the facility escorted by one of our friendly, experienced staff members.

Already booked with Che’ne Rouge for your wedding? We would love for you to take a moment to help us win The Knot Best of Weddings 2014. Just follow this link, share your experience at Che’ne, and rate us! We always strive for exceptional, 5 star client service and would really love to read about your personal experiences!

Thank you to everyone that voted and helped us earn Best in Hiram for a second year and for all of our clients that are making it possible for us to win Best of Weddings!

If there is one thing that Che’ne Rouge excels at, it is being in the spotlight! For this reason, we were chosen to be a featured venue on TLC’s hit show “My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding!”

The episode aired last Sunday as a part of the newest season of the show. Check out the advertisement video clip for the new season online and try to pick out Che’ne Rouge! The filming of the Gypsy wedding was crazy and never fell short on entertainment. The bride, Louann, walked down the aisle in typically Gypsy fashion, wearing a beaded white gown with a full tulle skirt. To see more Gypsy dresses, visit the “Dress Details” section of the show’s website and see the features of some of the most popular dresses from each season. You can also take a photo tour of Sondra Celli‘s shop! She is the most popular Gypsy dressmaker in America.

Our grand ballroom looked exquisite and featured Louann’s wedding day color, hot pink!

None of this TLC TV wedding magic could have come together without the help of some wonderful vendors and people! We would like to extend a very special thanks to the following businesses that made this Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding possible!

• Southern Peach Events (flowers and event design)
• Bumble Bee Bakery (cake-red velvet in the shape of a motor home/camper)
• Che’ne Rouge (venue)
• A Glamour Affair (hair and make up)
• A&C Limousine (transportation)
• Rachel O’Bannon (event coordination)
• DJs-2-Go (entertainment)
• Jesse Garrett Photography (pictures)
• Unlimited Party Rentals (provided rental items)
• McDonalds (catering – menu: chicken nuggets)

“My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding” airs on Sundays at 9/8c on TLC! If you want to get a taste for what the show is all about, check out the many video clips on their YouTube channel!

Che’ne Rouge is blessed with being able to work with the wonderful couples that schedule their weddings with us. One couple that truly deserves the wedding of their dreams is Taylor and Alexandr. They will be exchanging vows here at Che’ne Rouge on July 27th, 2013!

Taylor and Alexandr are the textbook definition of high school sweethearts. Meeting in English class at Harrison High School in 2005, the two became a pair for the first time when placed together for a group project. Many classes and conversations later the two went out on their first date. They made an instant connection that was undeniable to anyone that spent time around them. The couple established a strong relationship foundation that could not be broken by any struggles associated with young love and continued to build their affection through their collegiate careers. Attending Kennesaw State University together, they developed new friendships and enhanced lifelong ones by making memories together. Love is not the only impressive aspect of their relationship though. Both Taylor and Alexandr excelled in college, graduating with honors and accepting stable jobs in their dream fields. Taylor spends her work day as a pediatric nurse at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta while Alexandr enjoys his position as a lab technologist at a specialty immunology laboratory in Atlanta.

Marriage was always a checkpoint in their journey of life and had been on the couple’s mind for several years. Wanting to wait until they could support themselves and were ready to truly settle down was very important to the two. Unbeknownst to Taylor, in September of 2012, Alexandr secretly purchased the perfect engagement ring and planned to surprise her with a proposal on their 7 year anniversary. On November 7^th, Alexandr, sat down with Taylor’s parents to ask their permission for her hand in marraige. Because Taylor and Alexandr had been so close for so many years, Alexandr was already considered a part of the family and the answer was an enthusiastic  “yes”! The next day, Alex had a surprise “anniversary” road trip planned and did not tell Taylor where they were going until they arrived, making the trip very exciting! Their final destination turned out to be the Harrah’s Cherokee Casino and Resort in North Carolina, a place that each had been dying to visit over the past couple of months. In true romantic style Alexandr reserved a wonderful room for the night and had a fun filled evening planned for him and Taylor. While making their way to dinner, Alexandr stopped Taylor in the lobby of the hotel and told her that he had a present for her. Taylor was very confused because she thought the surprise trip was his present to her. Alexandr told her that her present was small and inside his boot. Still oblivious to what was about to happen, Taylor followed Alexandr’s directions and closed her eyes, keeping them shut until he said so. Moments later, she opened her eyes and to her surprise, Alexandr was down on one knee with a ring box in hand. She was so shocked and elated that she screamed and awed before he even got the chance to pop the question… and finally, she said “yes!”. Taylor had always hoped that her proposal would catch her by surprise, and like he had been doing since their group project in high school, Alexandr made her dreams come true.

Her dreams didn’t stop at a perfect proposal though. Now she needed the wedding to go along with it! They began wedding planning immediately and searching for the right venue, vendors, and all the details that would make her day special. They are sincerely looking forward to being married at Che’ne Rouge and spending the rest of their lives together in love as husband and wife!

Thank you so much to Taylor and Alexandr for choosing to share their love with us here at Che’ne Rouge. We know they will have a wonderful wedding and are counting down the days to get to make both of their wedding dreams a reality (only 95 days to go!)

Getting married at Che’ne Rouge? Be a featured couple on our blog and share your proposal and wedding story with all your family and friends! Send your story and a photo to Loren Hollenkamp at events@chene-rouge.com to be considered!

Not yet decided on a venue? Come out to tour Che’ne Rouge so we can show you how to make your dream wedding turn into a dream come true!