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Bulloch Hall weddings

A city owned Greek Revival house museum from Roswell's founding years, listed by the City of Roswell among its wedding venues. Weddings happen on the lawns and garden with a pond and pavilion, while the Osage Room covers a small indoor dinner. It is a do it yourself venue where couples bring their own caterer and rentals.

TownRoswell
GuestsUp to 300
SettingIndoor and outdoor
TypeHistoric House

Ceremony And Reception Spaces

SpaceGuestsNotes
Garden and lawnUp to 300Lawns with a private garden, pond and pavilion.
Osage Room30 seated, 50 lecture styleA rustic indoor room with a brick patio and an outdoor fireplace.
Outdoor pavilionAsk the venueA covered shelter on the grounds.

How It Photographs

The Greek Revival house front, lawns, garden and pond give classic Southern portraits.

Venue Details

Details
CateringOutside Allowed. The City Says Bulloch Hall Is Not Full Service, So Catering, Planning, And Tables And Chairs Come From Other Vendors.
Phone770-992-1731
WebsiteThe venue site
Address180 Bulloch Drive, Roswell, GA 30075

Facts from roswellgov.com, roswellgov.com, roswellgov.com, read November 2026.

What The Venue Publishes

  • Event attendant
  • Garden and lawn options
  • Outdoor pavilion
  • House tours for guests can be added at extra cost. Joint rentals with Mimosa Hall next door are offered, and Roswell residents can ask about discounts.
  • A Greek Temple Revival home dating to Roswell's founding in the early 1840s.

How I Would Photograph A Wedding Here

An old house gives you porches, doorways and staircases that already look like a story. I find where the afternoon light comes through the windows for the getting ready photographs, then move outside to the lawn or the garden for portraits.

This venue publishes outdoor space, so I would plan around the sun. A ceremony in full midday sun means squinting guests and hard shadows, so look up the sunset for your month first and work back from it. Even if dinner is inside, twenty quiet minutes outside before sunset make the photographs couples frame.

Ask where you will get ready. A bright room with a big window makes the dress, the details and those first quiet minutes look their best, and if it is close to the ceremony spot it saves time on a hot day.

Questions To Ask Bulloch Hall

  • What is the food and beverage minimum for our date, and what does the package include?
  • If it rains, which indoor room holds the ceremony, and when do we have to decide?
  • Is there a suite for getting ready, and does it have a big window?
  • Where is the shade at the time of our ceremony, and can the chairs face away from the sun?
  • What time does outdoor music have to stop, and is the space private to us all day?
  • Which areas of the grounds can we use for portraits, and when is the last call for the rain plan?

Send me the answers and your date, and I will plan the photographs and the film around them. Check your date.

Close photo of a bride and groom with their foreheads together
From Vitor's wedding work

Plan The Day

A Wedding Day At Bulloch Hall

Bulloch Hall lists outdoor space, so the ceremony time is the one decision that changes every photograph. I like a ceremony that ends a little more than an hour before sunset. The light is softer, guests are not squinting into the sun, and we walk straight from the recessional into portraits while the sky warms up. Bulloch Hall does not publish a rain plan, so ask for it in writing and walk the backup room on your tour.

The times below are worked out from the sunset in Atlanta on the 15th of each month, with daylight saving included. Move everything earlier in winter and later in June.

MonthCeremonyPortraits BeginSunsetBlue Hour Ends
May6:45 PM7:30 PM8:30 PM9:00 PM
October5:20 PM6:05 PM7:05 PM7:35 PM

Getting ready photos usually start about two hours before the ceremony, so book hair and makeup to finish thirty minutes before I arrive.

Bride and groom laughing together before the Cathedral altar

Compare

How Bulloch Hall Compares

At up to 300 guests, Bulloch Hall sits in the middle of the 65 venues here that publish a capacity. Like most venues here, it does not put a full price online. 26 of the 80 venues in this guide do. Close by in Roswell you can also look at Barrington Hall. Other historic house venues in this guide are The Wimbish House, SCAD Ivy Hall.

Questions About Bulloch Hall

How many guests fit at Bulloch Hall?

Bulloch Hall publishes up to 300 guests. Ask the venue which space fits your plan.

Will you photograph our wedding at Bulloch Hall?

Yes. I photograph and film weddings all over Atlanta. Check your date and tell me about your plans.

Found Your Venue

Tell me where in Atlanta you are getting married and I will tell you how I would photograph it.

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