Earn cash as you plan. Get a $20 gift card for every 200 points with The Knot Rewards
Georgia-Atlanta
skybluesounds
member
Pretty Flower Shops in Atlanta??
Hey guys, I am recently engaged and thinking about locations for our engagement photo shoot. I was wondering if you all knew of any pretty flower shops in the Atlanta area that we could do our photo shoot at?? I've been Googling but its hard because a lot of florists don't really have pictures of their own shops. I just think it would be really cute to do part of our photo shoot at a cute little flower shop.
.png)
Here are some ideas of what I'm envisioning:
Found here
Found here
I welcome any suggestions/advice you may have! Thanks!
This discussion has been closed.
Re: Pretty Flower Shops in Atlanta??
I'm not really aware of any outdoor flower markets in Atlanta to be honest. What about some place like StudioPlex in Inman Park? It's an old warehouse that has been converted in to lofts and has a colorful, industrial feel. Or Grant Park? Lots of green space and beautiful walking trails.
Downtown Roswell (Canton Street) has a really cool vibe as well. Lots of colorful, old storefronts, very unique and engaging environment. It's really great for a lot of different scenes in your photos.
@skybluesounds My thoughts on Naylor...
You get married right in the front yard...so everyone driving by can see and hear everything.
They haven't really kept it up, my sister toured it for her wedding and it was kind of dumpy.
She got some crazy attitudes from the coordinator.
Comparable venues to Naylor in downtown Roswell:
Founders Hall - my sister got married here. Phenomenal service, great ceremony space in the back with plenty of parking, they really were outstanding.
Kimball Hall - I'm getting married here. I LOVE LOVE LOVE the owner. Her name is Julie. She is seriously one of the nicest people and I've really enjoyed working with them. I honestly can't recommend her enough.
Primrose Cottage - two beautiful ceremony spaces. One in the front yard for a larger ceremony (150 people plus) and one in the back for a ceremony with 140 people or less on a gorgeous terrace. They are a really great venue, and I really liked everyone I met at the tour. The only downside is the reception space. Everything is kind of broken up. My sister went to a wedding here recently and said everything about it was great aside from where everything was located. The bar is in one room, the dining area in another, and dancing elsewhere...so people neve really congregated to dance.
The Gardens at Greak Oaks - Multiple ceremony spaces and really great service. A daughter of a family friend got married here a couple years ago and all I heard was wonderful things about this venue. I didn't get a chance to tour it because I decided on Kimball Hall before making any formal arrangements to view Greak Oaks.