Hotel 1928

About

Hotel 1928 is a wedding caterer based in Waco, GA, housed in a distinctive Moorish Revival building that has served as a downtown landmark since the early 1900s. The venue's architectural character—defined by its signature square rooftop, distinctive brickwork, and ornamental trim—creates an atmospheric setting for wedding celebrations. Couples choosing Hotel 1928 gain access to a multi-space property that includes an intimate library lounge, a rooftop bar area, and interconnected halls that accommodate both ceremony and reception gatherings. The catering service emphasizes the venue's historic ambiance and distinctive spaces as backdrops for celebrations. Guests can enjoy cocktails on the rooftop, relax in the library's furnished seating areas, and move throughout the building's character-filled rooms. The combination of food service, beverage options, and venue atmosphere creates a cohesive celebration experience rather than separating catering from location. Wedding packages at Hotel 1928 start at $5,000. The specific details regarding guest count capacity, menu options, and customization choices are best confirmed directly with the venue, as pricing and offerings may vary based on date, party size, and service selections.

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What couples should know

Hotel 1928 is one of caterers listed on Blu List in Waco, GA, where every published price is shown upfront and no vendor has paid for placement. Pricing starts at $5,000, which is rare in this category — most caterers hide their numbers until couples submit a form. Public review history is still light — a good prompt to ask for couple references during your first call. This listing was built from public sources and has not yet been claimed by the business; details may be slightly out of date until Hotel 1928 verifies the page. Before booking any caterer, it's worth comparing two or three nearby caterers side-by-side on price, capacity, and review patterns rather than going on photos alone.

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