Frequently Asked Questions
A typical booking at Crown Rose is 10 hours. You can use that time as you like:
Setting up and getting ready
Ceremony
Cocktails
Photography
Reception
Breaking Down
Most couples have 3-4 hours for set up, 4-5 hours for cocktails and their reception and an hour for breaking down.
The barn can seat up to 200 guests however if you want space for a dance floor if you go over 160 guests you will need to add a tent to the side of the property.
You decide the start and end time of your wedding! Your booking is for 10 hours. We will work with you on your timeline to ensure you have enough time for venue preparations, getting ready, and enjoying the most amazing wedding day experience possible.
There are options to rent the barn for the day before your wedding. Friday Weddings can be a lot more flexible than Sunday Weddings! For Friday bookings you can pay a small rental fee and rent the barn for a number of hours for your rehearsal dinner and to have time to set up the venue for your Friday wedding. You may also rent more time after your event so your family and friends can spend time together.
The caterer will be responsible for removing all trash and cleaning up of barn. Our staff performs final cleaning of site and bathroom.
There is a small room behind the bar for caterers to use. We do not provide a kitchen to cook in. All food served should either be brought in ready to serve or prepared in trucks/staging tents. Professional caterers do not require an onsite kitchen. They'll also need to bring drinking water.
We have established the Preservation Member Association with the goal of preserving and maintaining Crown Rose Estate. To achieve this, we have created a Private Member Association known as CRE Distillery.
The Private Members Association aims to foster close-knit local communities rooted in love, family values, and mutual respect. PMA members enjoy various advantages associated with CRE Distillery, such as access to information, benefits, products, services, and training. The PMA is governed by its members, who possess the right to self-governance and commit to resolving any disputes internally. In return for these benefits.