Roses Run Country Club

and our concerns. She's a huge sweetheart and really enjoys what she does. Book this venue a year ahead of time, they fill up FAST. Pictures are done on sight throughout the golf course, which is really awesome and convenient. Pictures come out beautifully, as you and your bridal party go out on golf carts to some scenic golf holes with beautiful bridges, trees, fences and ponds. I grew up coming to this country club, golfing here, and eating as well (so maybe I'm a little biased). I give the food here a 4.5/5 and I am an extremely picky eater. When choosing a venue, on our top list of requirements was good food, and Roses Run really hit the mark here. Everything went perfectly, and we were on time for dinner, which was another thing I wanted to be sure of. Guests get grumpy if dinner is served at 8, so my hubby and I wanted to be sure dinner was in bellies by 6:30. Roses Run has two rooms for weddings: The upstairs room, which is very long and is three separate rooms that can be opened into one with removable walls. I, however, had my wedding in the downstairs area called the Derby Room, which seats 250 comfortably, but will stretch to 300. I had a total of 210 at my wedding, and I think this number was absolutely perfect. I also managed to fit a photo booth inside the room. The Derby Room is stunning and very rustic in nature. Beautiful stone fireplace accents a wooden dance floor situated in the corner, and a drop ceiling over guests that raises over dance floor and fireplace area (which is where bridal party sits). I had a large bridal party (8 maids/groomsmen) and this room housed us beautifully. While not "cheap," Roses Run does all the work. They set-up and clean up. The work done for you is worth the money, in my opinion. The staff cleans everything up at the end of the evening and collects your centerpieces, extra food, and decor for you to pick up at your leisure. This really worked out well for us as we left for our honeymoon the following day. My parents picked up everything the next day. There is a door right next to the gift table for easy loading a the end of your perfect reception. I have also had several friends/acquaintances who have had both their ceremony AND reception here, and they too, were thrilled with their decision. If you choose Roses Run for your reception/ and or ceremony, you will not be disappointed.

d for the reception. The Derby room has a lot of character with a fireplace in the room (which we put a couch and some chairs near for a "lounge" area) and some cool architecture and lighting. The charm of the room is one of the biggest reasons that I chose Roses Run. Most people appreciated the room and the somewhat intimate setting - we had 100 people all under an "overhang" and placed our head table in the center of everyone so it felt very intimate. We also had a custom menu and I got many compliments on the food. WE had a buffet style, but I can't attest to the set up and ease of access, etc as the head table was served. We were also allowed access to the room prior to the event because no other events were planned that weekend. This was a huge relief as I made and coordinated all of the decorations, etc. I would not have felt comfortable leaving that to the staff. I am lucky that I chose a pretty "dead" date so I could control that. Another benefit to the location is the grandiose look of the building. It is impressive driving up to, and again, different than a hotel. Being a November wedding, it was already dark so the lights were on and it helped set the tone. The day of the wedding, the room was very cold. I had been in the room before and knew it was cold, but was told it was just because the heat wasn't on and it would be warm the day of. I felt bad because my guests were eating dinner with their coats on, even though the heat was turned up as high as it could go. There were a few times that I felt that I was told one thing but that it wasn't followed through on, but I'm sure that no venue can actually deliver on every single thing. Moral of the story: it was a beautiful wedding and the reality is, those small things didn't really matter in the grand scheme. For us, we were mostly concerned with how the whole thing felt and that people could see everything we had done to make it special. If I wanted a "hands off" experience, I might not have made this choice as I was not confident in how the environment would have turned out if I wasn't able to get in the room prior. However, the price per head was much more affordable than a place that I would have given me that confidence. It is a great place to have a more formal wedding with a less formal budget. Things to consider: Parties of 150 and smaller are typically led to the upstairs room. There are no windows in that room which make it feel small and more like a business meeting hall. The derby room has a completely different feel and was what made me change my mind. If you visit, take a look at all the rooms. It may be worth the extra money/conversation to use that room.

or the reception.The reception hall looked lovely - it was mostly decorated by the time we got there, and all we had to do was set up centerpieces. Sheena was really nice through out the whole process. She tried to be super accommodating and made sure that we got to taste everything we wanted before deciding on our final menu. Speaking of menu, the food was great. Janet (the cook) did a really, really nice job, even offering to accommodate my cousin, who can't eat wheat, nuts, and basically everything else. Our guests all had good things to say about the food, and were even still talking about how good it was when we all got together the next night. The night before we just had pizza for the rehearsal dinner, and our wedding party enjoyed it so much they ordered some while we were taking pictures there prior to the wedding. The staff was very sweet - I found out the next day that one of my friends mentioned that she only liked green beans in the vegetable medley, and she said the server stood there and picked out just those to place on her plate. Definitely above and beyond what I'd expect of any service, and she seemed very impressed by their willingness to give her what she preferred. I really didn't want a large wedding (that was my husbands preference) and Roses, along with all my other vendors (also reviewed on here!) did a great job making wedding planning easy. I like both the people that work here on a personal level and a professional one. I would recommend them to anyone.

d. The food was great, the venue is beautiful, and it's affordable!

I are very happy and would definitely recommend it!

ave a larger 200+ guest wedding for under $10,000. The golf course makes a beautiful background for pictures and the ceremony, and the Derby room is a wonderful space for the reception. Sheena worked with us to make our day perfect. Everything we needed she was able to make possible, the staff was amazingly nice, and willing to do any request. The wait staff during dinner couldnt have been nicer, and they tore down all the decorations at the end of the night. One of the best parts was allowing us to come back Sunday and take only what we wanted home, and disposed of the rest for us. It was wonderful not having to clean up the day after. I am so glad we had the wedding at Roses Run, everything went so smooth and perfect.

night. The ice cream became soup and then it took them an hour to bring out new ice cream. On the other hand, the place is gorgeous and the food was pretty good

n smoothly, older guests were brought their food. Wonderful!

ll want to go with roses run!

during the first nearly 20 months of the engagement we had nothing but trouble with the coordinators. In fact we went through 4 coordinators and no one could confirm what we'd been told in the past. Luckily we kept everything in writing. it was frustrating for the longest time because we would call and email but would not hear back for at least a month. About 3 months before the wedding a new coordinator was hired who was fantastic. She called every week to see how things were going had great ideas and actually replied to our messages. In the end everything worked out but it was very frustrating for most of the time we worked with the venue.