A Rose Hill Estate Wedding

Premier Party Planner’s Nicole Conder was the lead in planning Kristin and Dylan’s wedding at Rose Hill Estate. Wonderful moments that aided planning included chats with Kristin’s sweet son Max about farms, tractors and cows he saw at Rose Hill. Nicole: “As a boy mom, watching and listening to Max was always a treat.”

This beautiful venue has old South charm and loads of places for photos, congregating, and celebrating.  

Kristin shared that the highlight of day, or one of them, was her entrance on a horse drawn carriage. It was like a fairytale come true. An enormous storm threatened to break over the ceremony any moment, but it never did. She arrived in style and the weather held. The couple said their vows on the front steps of the main house, with son Max by her side.

Wedding Ceremony

The Party

The day was joyous and filled with laughter, joking from Kristen’s two older brothers, and lots of pranks. It was clear that they adore their sister and the vendors and guests were beyond thrilled that the rain never came. It felt like an extra blessing for this sweet couple.

Congratulations

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Vendor info:
Reception Venue: Rose Hill Estate @rosehill.estate
Horse-drawn Carriage: J&L Carriage
Photographer: Life Exposed Photography 2
Caterer & BartendersRocky Top Catering @rocky_top_caters
Wedding Cake: Around the Table @aroundthetable_
Florals: Brides & Bouquets @bridesandbouquetsnc
DJ: DJ Gino 
Photo Booth: Party Box Photo Booth
Rentals: CE Rentals @ce_rentalsandpartysupplies
Wedding Planners: Premier Party Planners @premierpartyplanners

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