Pond view at White Fallow Estate

Minutes from Duluth and Suwanee

Vows on the lake. Pyebaek in the great room.

Twelve lakefront acres straight up the road from the Seoul of the South: two private mansions sleep your closest thirty-six, and the estate is yours all weekend.

Why families choose White Fallow Estate

Straight up Buford Highway, a lake of your own

Thirty-six of your closest family sleep on the estate: halmeoni and harabeoji stay steps from the ceremony, and the mansion suites have room for hanbok, hair, and every aunt with an opinion. The great room feels made for a pyebaek: warm wood, soft light, and space for the whole family to watch the dates and chestnuts fly. Two hundred seats in the barn, with room to dance.

Gwinnett County holds one of the largest Korean communities in the Southeast, and we sit just up the road from Duluth and Suwanee: close enough that your favorite caterer, florist, and MC already know the way. Take the whole weekend, Friday through Sunday: ceremony and pyebaek on Saturday, a slow family breakfast on Sunday, and hotels ten minutes away at the Mall of Georgia for everyone who is not sleeping over. Tell us how your family does it. We would be honored to host the first bow.

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Ceremony

Vows at the water's edge or beneath the barn's white beams, the kireogi geese on the table where everyone can see them

Pyebaek

The mansion's great room holds the bows, the tea, and the toss: dates and chestnuts caught in a hanbok skirt while four generations cheer

Hanbok portraits

Full hanbok at golden hour with the lake behind you: the portraits your parents will frame first

Reception

Two hundred seats, toasts in two languages, janchi guksu for a long and happy marriage, and a real dance floor

After-party

The second round happens steps away: both mansions stay open as late as your college friends do

The Big One

Bring your own caterer. Yes, really.

Most venues near Atlanta lock you into their kitchen or charge heavy outside-catering fees. White Fallow Estate is a true open-vendor venue: bring your favorite Korean caterer from Duluth or Suwanee, with a full caterer's kitchen in the barn and no penalty fees. Galbi, japchae, tteok, and janchi guksu for a long and happy marriage: your menu, your recipes, your people.

A couple at a candlelit table by the lake at sunset

"We'll bow to four generations in one room, and then we'll dance until the lake goes dark."