FeaturedGermantown, NashvilleUp to 220
An 1890s meeting hall in Germantown with the original tin ceiling.
Rental from $3,500
8–60 guests
Seated dinners, supper clubs and small social gatherings. Often the hardest thing to source well, because the best private rooms are rarely listed anywhere.
What we typically source
Every brief is different — this is the starting shape, and you adjust it as you go.
The room, the grounds, the buyout.
Seated, buffet, stations or passed.
Licensed bartenders and beverage programs.
Installations, tablescapes and styling.
Venues
FeaturedGermantown, NashvilleUp to 220
An 1890s meeting hall in Germantown with the original tin ceiling.
Rental from $3,500

The Gulch, NashvilleUp to 80
A private dining room behind a Gulch restaurant, with its own entrance.
Rental from $750

Drakes Creek, HendersonvilleUp to 120
A modern lakeside house in Hendersonville with a wraparound deck.
Rental from $2,200
Vendors

Catering
Seasonal Southern menus built around a single long table.
From $85 per person
5.0 · 1

Bartending & beverage
Licensed, insured bartenders and a mobile bar that actually looks good.
From $1,200
4.0 · 1

Décor & florals
Floral design quoted by stem count, not by vague package tier.
From $1,200

Event planners & coordination
Day-of coordination and full production for events that need a hand on the tiller.
From $1,650
How it works
One structured brief covers the date, the guest count, the budget, the food and drink, and anything that has to be right — accessibility, dietary requirements, a hard cap. It takes about eight minutes and saves as you go.
We take the brief to venues and vendors we have worked with, collect structured quotes, and assemble them into coordinated packages — usually within 72 hours. You get options, not a list of ninety search results.
Pick a package, add or drop the optional extras, and pay a single deposit. Every provider is confirmed at once. One thread, one contract summary, one balance payment before the event.