2400 On The River | North Georgia Garden Wedding Venue

2400 On The River is an owner-operated wedding estate at 2400 Pleasant Hill Road in Ranger, Georgia, on the banks of the Coosawattee River near Calhoun, about halfway between Atlanta and Chattanooga. In a region full of barn venues, it stands apart: think manicured boxwood gardens, a domed garden gazebo, a gazebo by the water, fountains and ponds, a stone-and-timber Main Lodge and a riverfront pavilion with a stone fireplace. It feels more like a European estate garden than a North Georgia barn, and you can hold your ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner and dancing all on the property.

I’m Michelle Lewis of Ever Weddings, the official wedding coordinator for 2400 On The River. Tours are by appointment, and I lead every one myself. Email me at [email protected] to book yours.

The white domed ironwork gazebo in the boxwood gardens at 2400 On The River in Ranger, GA, with rows of white ceremony chairs and flower beds — The domed gazebo in the boxwood gardens. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

2400 On The River at a glance

Where	2400 Pleasant Hill Road, Ranger, GA 30734 (Gordon County), near Calhoun, on the Coosawattee River; about halfway between Atlanta and Chattanooga. Get directions
Style	Riverfront garden estate: boxwood and English-style gardens, gazebos (one domed, one by the water), fountains, ponds, waterfall, stone lodge, multiple buildings
Ceremony spots	Gazebo overlooking the water; fireside ceremony on the riverfront pavilion
Cocktail hour	Your choice of spots, including the boxwood gardens
Reception	Dinner in the Main Lodge, then dancing on the riverfront pavilion
Getting ready	Bridal solarium with a private restroom, plus space for the groom’s party. I’ll show you both on your tour
Guests	Large and small weddings. Tell me your guest count
Booking	Open to bookings year-round. The venue’s WeddingWire listing names March to May and September to November as peak season. Email me to check your date
Packages	Venue-only and full-package options. I’ll walk you through current packages, what’s included and pricing on your tour or by email
Vendors	Couples have brought their own vendors. Ask me about current vendor policies
Rain plan	Indoor and covered spaces on the property. We’ll go over the rain plan on your tour
Where guests stay	Hotels in Calhoun, about 30 minutes away. Ask me about lodging options
Coordinator	Michelle Lewis of Ever Weddings, the venue’s official wedding coordinator. Included in the full package; with a venue-only rental, book me for a flat $2,000 with no travel fee
Tours	By appointment only, and I lead them. Email [email protected]

What makes 2400 On The River different from North Georgia barn venues?

North Georgia does barns beautifully: string lights, plank floors and a mountain view. 2400 On The River is something else. It’s a landscaped estate, and the grounds are as much a part of the wedding as the buildings.

Here’s what the venue and its couples describe:

Formal gardens. The venue’s own site points you to the boxwood gardens for cocktails. Reviewers describe an “English garden” and “English-style gardens.”
Gazebos in the garden and by the water. The venue’s signature ceremony spot is “the gazebo overlooking the water.” There’s more than one: an open, domed ironwork gazebo framed by formal gardens, and a wooden gazebo on a dock at the water’s edge.
Water everywhere. You’ll find the river, a waterfall beside the pavilion, fountains and ponds.
Architecture with a story. There are Greek-style pillars, stone arches, stained-glass windows in the lodge, and pieces reviewers say were “collected from all over the world.”
More than one building. The property is spread across several buildings and outdoor rooms, so every part of the day can have its own setting. You’ll see a stone-and-timber lodge, a green iron-and-glass greenhouse and stone buildings set among the boxwoods.

Couples say it better than I can:

“From the English-style gardens to the scenic pond and fountain to the rustic elegance of the “barn” to the peaceful river and waterfall next to the covered pavilion–2400 offers an unforgettable setting for any special occasion.” (Helen S., The Knot / WeddingWire)

“The main building feels like part Bavarian countryside and part English manor–with a touch of Middle Earth ambiance.” (Helen S., The Knot / WeddingWire)

“The architecture is gorgeous and pristine landscaping. The property has several water features as well as a very large deck overlooking the river.” (Missy R., The Knot)

In my opinion, if you’ve toured five barns and none of them felt like you, this is the place to see next. It’s a great fit if you want a garden ceremony, photos that look like a European estate and grounds your guests will want to wander.

A stone building with arched windows and a cupola behind clipped boxwood beds and a white statue — Stone architecture and clipped boxwoods. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

Manicured gardens, lamp posts and a domed white gazebo above a calm stretch of water lined with trees — Gardens and a domed gazebo above the water. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

Where is 2400 On The River? Directions and drive times to this North Georgia wedding venue

You’ll find it at 2400 Pleasant Hill Road, Ranger, GA 30734, in Gordon County. The venue describes itself as sitting in “Northwest Georgia’s historic high country,” on the banks of the Coosawattee River in the foothills of the Appalachians. The Knot and WeddingWire both place it “near Calhoun.”

Sitting about halfway between Atlanta and Chattanooga, it’s an easy drive for guests from either city, from I-75 towns like Calhoun and Dalton, and from the mountains around Ellijay, Jasper and Talking Rock.

Directions: put the full street address into your map app, or open directions in Google Maps. Put the full address on your wedding website too, so guests aren’t searching for “2400.”

How long is the drive? These are rough guides. Times vary with traffic, so allow extra time on Friday afternoons and in leaf season.

Calhoun (I-75 hotels): about 30 minutes
Dalton, Ellijay and Jasper: under an hour
Chattanooga: about an hour and a quarter
Downtown Atlanta: under two hours

Flying in? The closest big airports are Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport (CHA), about an hour and a quarter away, and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (ATL), about two hours away, or more with traffic. Calhoun also has Tom B. David Airport, a small local airport, for anyone flying privately.

Getting around on the day: the property is spread out. The Knot lists it as handicap accessible, and one couple wrote that “everywhere we needed to be was in close proximity and accessable for handicapped guests.” If you have older guests or anyone who needs a step-free route, tell me. On your tour, I’ll show you the parking and the easiest paths between the gardens, the lodge and the pavilion.

The Coosawattee River flowing between thick green trees near Decora, Georgia, a few miles downstream from 2400 On The River — The Coosawattee River near Decora, a few miles downstream from the venue. Photo: “Coosawattee River, Decora GA” by John Phelan, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

What ceremony and reception spaces does 2400 On The River have?

The venue lays out a wedding day like this, and most couples use the whole property:

Ceremony: under the gazebo overlooking the water, or a fireside ceremony on the riverfront pavilion. Reviewers describe the gazebo as lakeside or by a pond.
Cocktail hour: your “choice of locations,” including the boxwood gardens. One couple held cocktails on the pavilion.
Dinner: the Main Lodge. Reviewers love its stained-glass windows, antique doors and a vintage bar.
Dancing: back on the riverfront pavilion. It looks over the river and a waterfall and has an outdoor stone fireplace (reviewers mention a chandelier, too). The venue promotes its “breathtaking sunset vistas.”
Getting ready: the bridal solarium, a greenhouse-style suite with a private restroom.
Behind the scenes: a catering kitchen for staging, indoor and outdoor fireplaces and an indoor and outdoor audio system.

The venue’s WeddingWire listing shows 4 event spaces, with indoor, covered outdoor and uncovered outdoor settings.

“We exchanged vows at the Gazebo with the amazing views of the lake and it could not have been more dreamy. The lodge for dinner has so much character and really fit our overall style and it has so much history. And those stained glass windows and the doors ARE EVERYTHING! The pavilion was a lovely, massive space for our cocktail hour that showcased the beautiful sunset on the river and also served as our dance floor.” (Ashley L., The Knot)

Because the day moves between several spaces, the timing of each move is what makes it feel easy for your guests. I write every move into the timeline: who walks guests from the gazebo to the gardens, when the lodge must be dinner-ready, and when the pavilion turns into the dance floor.

The wooden gazebo on a dock at the water's edge at 2400 On The River, with a small boat tied alongside and green lawn behind — A gazebo and dock at the water’s edge. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

Reception tables with white linens and gold chairs beneath a stained-glass window in a stone-and-timber hall at 2400 On The River — Reception tables beneath a stained-glass window. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

A wooden deck with a twisted-branch railing looking out over water and bare trees under a blue sky — A wooden deck above the water. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

The green iron-and-glass bridal solarium on a stone base at the top of a gravel drive at 2400 On The River — A green iron-and-glass greenhouse on the grounds. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

Inside a green-framed glass room: a round table with upholstered chairs and a tufted white bench, with trees visible through the windows — Inside the glass-walled greenhouse. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

A stone-and-timber building entrance with white columns, a balcony and wide steps, framed by flowering garden beds — A stone-and-timber entrance with gardens. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

More than a venue: what makes 2400 fun for the whole wedding party?

This is the part couples don’t expect. 2400 is a whole property to explore, not one room and a lawn, and that changes how the morning feels.

Bass fishing while everyone gets ready. The property has water stocked with bass, so the groom’s crew can spend the morning fishing while the bride’s crew gets ready in the solarium. It keeps a restless group happy and out of the hair-and-makeup room. We’ll work it in when we plan your morning.
A place for the groom’s crew. Reviewers have described a groomsmen suite with a balcony overlooking the lake, and suits of armor on display. I’ll show you where the guys get ready on your tour.
A private bridal hideaway. The greenhouse-style bridal solarium sits apart from the rest of the property.
A Rolls Royce ride. The venue’s own listings describe a Rolls Royce with a driver to take you around the property. Ask me how to work it into your arrival, your exit or a photo stop.
A rope bridge and a brick pizza oven. One couple found both on the grounds.
Ruins, stone arches and a tree-lined walk. The venue’s WeddingWire photo captions mention all three, so your photographer will have plenty to work with.
Your dog can come. The venue’s WeddingWire listing says it’s pet friendly, and one couple’s dog spent the whole day with them. Tell me early if your dog is in the wedding.

Two couples described the extras:

“They have a greenhouse bridal suite, Greek pillars, English garden, water features (waterfall, fountains, small ponds, and of course the river), and even a rope bridge that leads to a brick pizza oven.” (Amy L., WeddingWire / The Knot)

“It’s tucked away at the top of the hill, hidden from anyone so the bride and her girls have the utmost privacy as they get ready.” (Taylor M., The Knot, on the bridal suite)

When I build your timeline, these extras get scheduled like everything else: the guys are off the water, dressed and at photos on time, and the Rolls Royce is parked where your photographer needs it.

A gravel path lined with young trees leading to a small building with a shingled roof — A tree-lined path through the grounds. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

A stone fireplace with a greenery garland on the mantel and wooden cross-back chairs in front — A stone fireplace with cross-back chairs. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

How much does a wedding at 2400 On The River cost, and what’s included?

The venue is finalizing its packages, so I’m not listing venue prices or inclusions here that could change. Email me at [email protected] and I’ll send you current pricing. Here’s what I can tell you now:

Venue-only and full-package options are available. I’ll walk you through current packages, what’s included and pricing on your tour or by email.
Full-package couples get coordination with me as part of the package.
Venue-only couples can still choose me as their coordinator. See Who coordinates weddings at 2400 below.
The property itself has the gardens, gazebos, Main Lodge, riverfront pavilion, bridal solarium and catering kitchen, and you’ll see all of them on your tour.

What does coordination cost at 2400? Coordination with me is included in the venue’s full package. If you rent the venue only, my partial planning is a flat $2,000, with no travel fee at 2400. Optional decoration and clean-up add-ons are available. For how coordinator pricing works in general, see how much a wedding coordinator costs in Georgia.

Can we bring our own vendors? Couples who married at 2400 say the venue let them bring their own caterers, florists and other vendors and worked well alongside them. Ask me about current vendor policies when we talk packages.

A timber-and-stone building with tall gables behind rows of rounded boxwood shrubs — Timber, stone and boxwood. Photo courtesy of 2400 On The River.

How many guests can 2400 On The River hold?

2400 hosts both large and small weddings. With several indoor and outdoor spaces, the property can feel full of life for a big guest list or cozy for an intimate one. Two reviewers put it this way:

“We had a little over 150 guest, and it was more than spacious.” (Jeff B., on an engagement party, The Knot)

“This venue was perfect for a small intimate wedding.” (Amanda D., The Knot)

Tell me your guest count when you book your tour, and I’ll show you how the spaces work for your number.

When is the best time of year for a wedding at 2400 On The River?

2400 On The River is open to bookings year-round. The venue’s WeddingWire listing names March, April, May, September, October and November as peak season, and January, February, June, July, August and December as off-peak. If you have a spring or fall date in mind, email me early to check it.

Two things to plan around, whatever the season:

Your sunset. The riverfront pavilion is where the venue promotes its sunset views, so I time the couple-photo break and the move to the dance floor around it.
Your guests’ drive. Allow extra time on Friday afternoons and in leaf season.

Sunset at the venue (approximate, on the 15th of each month):

Month	Sunset	Month	Sunset
March	7:46 PM	August	8:26 PM
April	8:10 PM	September	7:45 PM
May	8:34 PM	October	7:04 PM
June	8:53 PM	November	5:34 PM (after the time change)
July	8:52 PM	December	5:29 PM

Trees and hills can hide the sun a little early. Check your date with the NOAA Solar Calculator.

What happens if it rains at 2400 On The River?

You have real options. Dinner is already indoors in the Main Lodge, and the riverfront pavilion is covered. Couples say the mix of covered and indoor spaces took the worry out of the weather:

“It was really nice having the entire property to ourselves for the entire day and with the covered/indoor options there no need to fret about bad weather.” (Christina C., The Knot)

On your tour, I’ll show you which space would host your ceremony in the rain and how the switch works.

Here’s what I do for every outdoor ceremony:

Write both versions into the timeline: the gazebo plan and the covered plan, with chair counts for each.
Set a decision time, and tell every vendor when they’ll hear the call.
Make the call with you, then handle the rest. You don’t call the florist or the DJ. I do.

What does a wedding day at 2400 On The River look like?

Here’s a sample timeline for a Saturday with a 5:00 PM ceremony. The times are an example, not a rule. I build the real one with you around your vendors, your photographer and your sunset.

Time (example)	What’s happening
Morning	Hair and makeup in the bridal solarium. The groom’s crew heads out to fish for bass
Late morning	The venue’s event manager receives deliveries. I confirm arrival times with every vendor
A little after lunch	Photos start. Details first (dress, rings, invitations), then getting-ready shots
1:00–3:00 PM	Vendors arrive, 2 to 4 hours before the ceremony, depending on what each one sets up (florals, catering, DJ)
Mid-afternoon	First look option: couple photos in the gardens, by the gazebo and on the pavilion, then the wedding party
4:30 PM	Guests arrive
5:00 PM	Ceremony at the gazebo overlooking the water
5:30 PM	Cocktail hour in the boxwood gardens. No first look? Couple and family photos happen now
6:30 PM	Dinner in the Main Lodge, then toasts
Around sunset	A short couple-photo break on the riverfront pavilion
Evening	Dancing on the riverfront pavilion, then your exit (the Rolls Royce?)
End of the night	Breakdown and load-out by the venue’s end time

Two things shape the whole day:

First look or not. With a first look, you’ll take couple photos before the ceremony and can enjoy most of cocktail hour. Without one, those photos happen during cocktail hour.
Your venue time. Setup, the ceremony, the reception and breakdown all have to fit inside your rental time, and I build the timeline around whatever your package includes. For the full build, see How to Create Your Wedding Day Timeline.

Outdoor reception tables glowing under string lights just after sunset — Just after sunset at an Ever Weddings reception.

Planning a 2400 On The River wedding: what to do when

Most couples book me 6 to 12 months before the wedding, and I’ve worked with couples who booked a few weeks out. Here’s how planning usually goes at 2400:

When	What happens
As early as you can	Tour the property with me and check your date. We’ll talk through venue-only and full-package options
Once you book	Consultations start. You can reach me whenever you want while you plan: vendor questions, layout ideas, guest flow between the spaces
Next	Book your big vendors (photographer, caterer, florist, DJ or band) and a hotel room block in Calhoun
A few months out	Details and timeline. We go through everything, and I build the timeline around your venue time, your rehearsal and your sunset
The final weeks	I become your vendors’ main point of contact, so their questions don’t land on you
Rehearsal	I run it, so everyone knows where to stand and when to walk
Wedding day	I run the day, from setup through the last dance

For the hour-by-hour version, see How to Create Your Wedding Day Timeline, and for what to look for in any coordinator, my guide to hiring a North Georgia wedding coordinator.

Who coordinates weddings at 2400 On The River?

I do! I’m Michelle Lewis of Ever Weddings, the official wedding coordinator for 2400 On The River. My home base is in the Talking Rock area, about 15 minutes from the venue, so 2400 is practically in my backyard. The venue’s event manager looks after the property and receives deliveries. I look after you, your vendors and your timeline.

My first 2400 weddings are on the calendar for spring 2027, and I can’t wait to see a couple say “I do” in those gardens. The venue is open to bookings year-round, so whatever season you’re dreaming of, email me to check your date.

My approach is partial planning. You get consultations whenever you want them while you plan, so I’m not walking in on the wedding weekend trying to take over plans I know nothing about. Here’s how it works:

A first chat about your date, your guest count and how you picture the day across the gazebo, gardens, lodge and pavilion.
Consultations while you plan, with unlimited communication from booking on. Bring me vendor questions, layout ideas and “is this normal?” moments.
Details and timeline, a few months out. We go through everything, and I build the timeline around your venue time, your rehearsal and your sunset.
Vendor contact. I become your vendors’ main point of contact, so their questions don’t land on you.
Rehearsal. I run it, so everyone knows where to stand and when to walk.
The wedding day, from setup through the last dance.

Two ways to work with me at 2400:

Full package: coordination with me is included in the venue’s full package, so there’s nothing extra to book. We start planning as soon as you sign with the venue.
Venue-only rental: book me separately for a flat $2,000, with no travel fee at 2400. Optional decoration and clean-up add-ons are available if you want them, and I’ll quote those up front.

I take one wedding per weekend. I’ve coordinated weddings since 2014 and have 172 five-star reviews. I’m a past WeddingWire Couples’ Choice winner (2019–2024) and a member of The Knot Best of Weddings Hall of Fame.

“She helps you plan and gives recommendations throughout the whole wedding planning process. She will be involved as much or as little as you need during each stage. On the day of the wedding, she will insure everything goes smoothly and coordinate with all vendors, so you don’t have to.” (Jess L., Ever Weddings review)

“She was able to plan a last minute switch to an indoor facility when it rained on our wedding day, and I’m completely sure our day would have been ruined (if not completely stressed) without her help.” (Kaitlyn T., Ever Weddings review)

See all my services or how the process works.

Long wooden farm tables set with candles, greenery and bistro chairs for an outdoor reception, ready before guests arrive — An Ever Weddings reception, set and ready.

Mason jars of white flowers hanging from shepherd's hooks along an outdoor ceremony aisle — Aisle details from an Ever Weddings ceremony.

How do we book a tour of 2400 On The River?

Tours are by appointment only, and I lead them myself, so you’ll walk the property with the person who’ll run your wedding day. To book, email me at [email protected] with:

Your preferred wedding date (or season) and a backup
Your rough guest count
Whether you’re thinking venue-only or the full package
Two or three times that work for a tour

I’ll confirm a time and walk you through the whole property: the gardens, the gazebos, the lodge, the pavilion and the bridal solarium. As we go, I’ll show you how your day would flow from space to space.

Bring these questions on your tour:

Which space is the ceremony rain plan, and when do we decide?
What do the current packages include, and how long is our rental time?
Can we bring our own vendors?
How many guests sit for dinner in the Main Lodge?
When can we hold our rehearsal?
Can the groom’s party fish, and what should they bring?
Is the Rolls Royce available for our exit or photos?
Is there any lodging on the property?

Inquire about a 2400 On The River wedding

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Email [email protected], use my contact page, or send the form below with your date and guest count.

Order of ceremony program laid out beside the bride's shoes, rings and bouquet — Details from an Ever Weddings wedding.

Where should our guests stay near 2400 On The River?

Calhoun is the closest hotel hub, about 30 minutes away off I-75. Gordon County’s visitor bureau lists hotels including Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Express & Suites, Home2 Suites by Hilton, Fairfield Inn & Suites, Comfort Inn & Suites, La Quinta, Spark by Hilton and others, all “less than a mile off of Interstate 75.” See the full list at Explore Calhoun-Gordon.

A few tips:

Book a room block early, especially for spring and fall dates, when North Georgia hotels fill up fast.
Guests coming from the mountains can stay in Ellijay or Jasper, and guests coming from the north can stay in Dalton. All three are under an hour away.
Shuttle: with a 30-minute drive back to Calhoun, a hotel shuttle keeps everyone safe after the reception. I’ll put pickup and drop-off times in the timeline, and we’ll sort out where shuttles drop off and park.

Downtown Calhoun, Georgia, with brick storefronts, street lamps and a landscaped sidewalk — Downtown Calhoun, the nearest town for hotels and dinner. Photo: “Downtown Calhoun, GA” by Thomson200, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.

What can guests do near 2400 On The River?

If your guests are making a weekend of it, they won’t run out of things to do:

Carters Lake (about 25 minutes). The Army Corps of Engineers calls it “one of the most scenic lakes in the southeast.” It’s the deepest of Georgia’s reservoir lakes, fed by the same Coosawattee River that runs past the venue. Guests can boat, fish, picnic and camp there.
New Echota State Historic Site (about 20 minutes). This was the capital of the Cherokee Nation, where the Trail of Tears officially began. It has 12 original and reconstructed buildings, a visitor center with a film, and a 1.5-mile nature trail.
Historic downtown Calhoun. Guests can browse the boutiques, catch a show at the GEM Theatre, visit the Harris Arts Center and the Rock Garden, or head to the Calhoun Outlet Marketplace.
Ellijay (under an hour). It has apple orchards and wineries in season. See my Ellijay wedding coordinator page.

Calm blue water and wooded shoreline at Carters Lake in North Georgia — Carters Lake, upstream on the Coosawattee. Photo: “Calm Water at Carters Lake” by Tamparitus, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Log cabins on a green lawn at New Echota State Historic Site near Calhoun, Georgia — New Echota State Historic Site, near Calhoun. Photo: “Log cabins, New Echota” by Thomson200, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.

2400 On The River reviews: what do couples say?

These are real reviews from the venue’s public listings, quoted as written. The Knot shows 4.9 out of 5 from 37 reviews, and WeddingWire shows 4.7 out of 5 from 21 reviews (as of October 28, 2026). The venue won The Knot Best of Weddings in 2020 and 2023.

“We loved our wedding at 2400 on the River! You definitely won’t be able to find anywhere else with this many different and unique scenery options.” (Amy L., WeddingWire, 2022)

“The grounds are immaculate and views equally breathtaking! The unique structures are full of antique architecture collected from all over the world, not to mention the massive covered stone and wood patio complete with a rock fireplace over looking the river!” (Dana G., The Knot)

“The river pavilion was something out of a movie overlooking a waterfall and river. The indoor area had plenty of space for our guests.” (Chloe B., WeddingWire, 2021)

“My mother said it best when she said “it’s like Disney magic”” (Lisa E., The Knot / WeddingWire, 2020)

“Our guest were blown away at the beauty & uniqueness of 2400 On The River.” (Trish L., WeddingWire, 2019)

Read every review on The Knot and WeddingWire.

What does 2400 On The River look like?

A few more views of the property, all courtesy of 2400 On The River. Come see the rest in person on a tour with me.

Long reception tables with candles and greenery under tall stained-glass windows in a stone hall

A long white-draped table with greenery under timber beams and a wooden staircase

A long wooden table with a greenery runner in front of an arched wooden window and timber walls

A long table set with candles, white flowers and greenery between rows of chairs

White flowers and candles on a table against a stone wall, with round-backed chairs in front

A bar faced with a boxwood hedge panel, with champagne bottles and a framed sign on top

A timber building with a peaked roof glowing with warm lights at night

Planning a wedding near Ranger?

I’m based in the Talking Rock area, just down the road from 2400, and I coordinate weddings across North Georgia and Southeast Tennessee. For more on the area:

Frequently asked questions about 2400 On The River

Where is 2400 On The River?

At 2400 Pleasant Hill Road, Ranger, GA 30734, in Gordon County near Calhoun, on the banks of the Coosawattee River in the foothills of the Appalachians. It’s about halfway between Atlanta and Chattanooga: roughly 30 minutes from Calhoun, an hour and a quarter from Chattanooga and under two hours from downtown Atlanta, depending on traffic.

How do we get directions to 2400 On The River?

Put the full address, 2400 Pleasant Hill Road, Ranger, GA 30734, into your map app. Put the full address on your wedding website too, so guests aren’t searching for “2400.”

How much does a wedding at 2400 On The River cost?

The venue offers venue-only and full-package options and is finalizing its packages, so I’m not listing venue prices here that could change. Email me at [email protected] for current pricing. Coordination with me is included in the full package, and venue-only couples can book me for a flat $2,000, with no travel fee at 2400.

What makes 2400 On The River different from other North Georgia venues?

North Georgia is full of barn venues. 2400 On The River is a landscaped riverfront estate, with boxwood and English-style gardens, a domed garden gazebo, a gazebo by the water, fountains, ponds, a waterfall, a stone Main Lodge and a riverfront pavilion with a stone fireplace.

Can we have the ceremony and reception at 2400 On The River?

Yes. Ceremonies are at the gazebo overlooking the water or on the riverfront pavilion. Cocktail hour can be in the boxwood gardens, dinner is in the Main Lodge, and dancing is on the riverfront pavilion.

How many guests does 2400 On The River hold?

2400 hosts both large and small weddings. Tell me your guest count, and on your tour I’ll show you how the spaces work for your number.

What’s included when we book 2400 On The River?

Venue-only and full-package options are available. As the venue’s official coordinator, I’ll walk you through current packages, what’s included and pricing on your tour or by email.

When is the best time of year to get married at 2400 On The River?

2400 On The River is open to bookings year-round. The venue’s WeddingWire listing names March, April, May, September, October and November as peak season, so email me early if you want a spring or fall date.

Can we book 2400 On The River for any time of year?

Yes. 2400 On The River is open to bookings year-round. Email me at [email protected] to check your date.

Can we bring our own vendors to 2400 On The River?

Couples who married there say the venue let them bring their own vendors and worked well alongside them. Ask me about current vendor policies when we talk packages.

What happens if it rains at 2400 On The River?

The property has indoor and covered spaces, including the Main Lodge and the riverfront pavilion. On your tour, I’ll show you which space would host your ceremony in the rain. I write both plans into your timeline and make the call with you.

Can the groom’s party fish at 2400 On The River?

Yes. The property has water stocked with bass, so the groom’s crew can spend the morning fishing while the bride gets ready. We’ll work it in when we plan your day.

Is there lodging at 2400 On The River?

Most guests stay in Calhoun, about 30 minutes away, where hotels sit just off I-75. Ask me about lodging options when you book.

What are 2400 On The River’s reviews like?

As of October 28, 2026, The Knot shows 4.9 out of 5 from 37 reviews and WeddingWire shows 4.7 out of 5 from 21 reviews. The venue won The Knot Best of Weddings in 2020 and 2023.

Who is the wedding coordinator at 2400 On The River?

I am: Michelle Lewis of Ever Weddings, the official wedding coordinator for 2400 On The River. I offer partial planning, with consultations while you plan and coordination on the wedding day itself. Coordination with me is part of the venue’s full package. If you rent the venue only, you can book me separately for a flat $2,000, with no travel fee at 2400.

How do we book a tour of 2400 On The River?

Tours are by appointment only, and I lead them myself. Email me at [email protected] with your date, your guest count and a few times that work.

Is 2400 On The River pet friendly?

The venue’s WeddingWire listing says it’s pet friendly, and couples have had their dogs with them on the day. Tell me early if your dog is part of the plan.

Megan Kistler

Bride

Wedding planning is her job but she clearly works from her heart and has a passion for what she does! It's a rarity that you enjoy your vendor so much that you want to invite their husband to your wedding as well!

She has such a kind heart and is clearly passionate about caring for the well being of the couple throughout the whole wedding planning process. She was polite and considerate about making sure my husband & I's preferences were heard and communicated well.

She made sure we had plenty of quality time together as a couple throughout our wedding day, so that we didn't end up driving away feeling like everything was a blur. (We will forever be grateful for that!)

Kathryn

Mother of Bride

Michelle was the perfect choice for our daughter's wedding. Michelle was always calm yet in control. From the rehearsal throughout the entire wedding day, she made everything easy and stress-free.

Rachelle Patel

Her coordination services are the perfect option for brides who wants to be involved in the planning process but not have to worry about any of the details or execution on the day!

Bao Tran Burns

As someone who was planning my wedding from out of state, it was important for me to find someone I could trust. Michelle was very quick to respond to emails and did a great job communicating with my other vendors so that I did not have to worry about the minor details.

Russell Harper

Groom

Michelle is absolutely amazing. She was incredibly easy to work with throughout the planning process, she went above and beyond in helping us set up the venue, and she kept our wedding running smoothly and stress free for my wife and I.

Sharilyn Harper

Calm, organized, and sincerely caring, Michelle helped me and my husband feel absolutely no stress on the day. She was so patient and friendly, and made everyone feel relaxed, while also keeping tabs of the time to make sure everything was on schedule.

We had her as our day-of-coordinator, but she did so much more than just be our guide on our big day: From taking time to understand our vision, building our timeline, ensuring decorations were situated, making sure the flow of the day was seamless, and most importantly fun!

Alaine Ingram

She handled all my vendors and helped me have a stress free week before the wedding, throughout the rehearsal and all day of the wedding! She did everything while being 8 months pregnant. That is talent.

Kaitie Noller

She was able to plan a last minute switch to an indoor facility when it rained on our wedding day, and I'm completely sure our day would have been ruined (if not completely stressed) without her help.

Alex Devon

Michelle went above and beyond throughout our entire wedding planning process. Her flexibility and problem solving was especially evident when we had to re-plan approximately a month before our wedding date due to COVID-19.

Megan Adkins

Every time we met with Michelle or talked with her on the phone, she immediately brought peace into the conversation and decreased my stress with planning a wedding during COVID.

She gave us all the permission in the world to make sure this day reflected my husband and I's love, and was on top of everything!