Spring Hall

Alex and Susan assisted us when we were planning our wedding and reception at Spring Hall. Not only were they very helpful and knowledgeable about different options and décor we could do within the hall, they were very flexible when it came to us picking the dates and times for our rehearsal the night before AND they let us come and visit very often to bring our vendors to the space before the wedding!
SPRING HALL will always have a special place in my heart! Its décor is simply beautiful and the packages they offer are so affordable and can be as extravagant as you like or as simple as you like!
There is AMPLE parking and it’s so simple to find. Trust me, as a bride who had a VERY stress free wedding planning process; you will not be disappointed if you decide to go with Spring Hall!

I attended a corporate holiday party at Spring Hall the other night, impressed by the company’s swanky venue choice. The woman working the coat closet cheerfully accepted my scalloped scarf, understanding my desire to continue wearing my red festive jacket in order to stay warm.
The evening began in a front lobby area with shrimp cocktail, crackers, cheese and olives that opened into the very large, main event room. Tables sat in a semicircle, vases of sparkling twigs, branches and holly leaves sprucing up each one’s center. The table arrangement left room for a pathway to the stage, where a Jewish DJ selected tunes like «Electric Slide» and «Tootsie Roll.» Throughout the evening, the host announced various rally prizes from the stage, sound system clearly conveying who DIDN’T win the iPad.
Later on, the buffet opened in a smaller room behind the stage. The decent spread included salad, cream of mushroom soup, salmon, an assortment of beef dishes, sushi, roasted vegetables and an overwhelmingly mayonnaisey spinach dip in a pastry cup.
The company who threw the party is based in Korea, so instead of eating what looked like delicious cheesecake, a lot of people went straight for the Soju shots. The karaōke portion that took place on the same stage was surprisingly boring per the many empty sake bottles. I tried to cheer for one girl who was taking her rendition of «Unbreak My Heart» way too seriously, only to receive squinted glares from her R&B-loving counterparts who anxiously awaited their turn.
A Karaōke Medley is located in the same shopping center as Spring Hall. Once KM gets their liquor license, it will be a nice place to drag on the party once official gatherings at Spring Hall come to a close.

What really impressed me about this place were the details. The elaborate chandeliers, the soft gold hued wall paper in the main hall, the stealthy wait staff with their fancy schmancy wireless ear pieces, and so on. Located in a relatively new plaza on Buford Highway, this event hall is an unexpected, but nice, surprise.
I got invited to a wedding reception held at this location. There are some random businesses in the surrounding spaces (Bakery, clothing stores, Subway), but the plaza itself is very nice. The cobbled sidewalks and landscaping are a nice touch. Plus there was ample parking so I didn’t have to hobble too far in my 4 inch heels.
Right when I walked in, I was most impressed with the welcoming parlor. It was classic, yet modern; warm, yet chic. The sofas and armchairs in the parlor were nice pieces. Huge mirrors are also in the front which is excellent for a quick once-​over to make sure hairs and clothes are where they need to be!
The main ballroom was decently sized. I want to say that it held 200 — 250 people comfortably. The party that I went to didn’t splurge on table or chair covers, but even with the simple white table cloth, the room looked gorgeous! The room sells itself: huge draping chandeliers (but not the cheesy kind you would find at an outdated hotel), tasteful wallpaper and carpet, grand piano, and a small stage up front.
Overall it is a beautiful event space and cost a lot less then other event spaces of the same scale. The only bummer was they only had one bar set up in the sitting area right outside the main hall so the drink lines got a little out of control sometimes. But again, this space was very tastefully done and event managers were good about keeping the crowd controlled.
If you have a wedding or party coming up, check this place out! You will not be disappointed.