The White Home is nestled in the heart of the beautiful downtown Rock Hill historic district and just outside of Charlotte. Whether you envision an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, our timeless estate is the perfect backdrop for your special day without stress. We have over three acres of beautiful, historic gardens, five private suites and a private courtyard that will be the perfect backdrop for your special day. Our landscaped gardens provide natural beauty and refined luxury year-round.

A   Historic Southern Luxury Venue

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Every single part of the day was beautiful, smooth, and full of joy—and that’s 100% thanks to the amazing venue and Matt Starnes, our wedding planner.

We got married at The White Home in Rock Hill, and I honestly don’t even know how to put into words how incredible the experience was.

Joshua

The inside is rich in history and the outside is the perfect backdrop for a Southern wedding. The staff were all so helpful and helped to make our day better than we could ever imagine.

Our wedding was at The White Home and it was perfect!

Lizzie

The inside is rich in history and the outside is the perfect backdrop for a Southern wedding. The staff were all so helpful and helped to make our day better than we could ever imagine.

Our wedding was at The White Home and it was perfect! 

Lizzie

Chloe

My husband and I got married at The White Home on June 8, 2024, and it was the BEST decision we could have ever made! Working with Matt & the Hospitality Butler team was amazing, they really helped ensure my day panned out exactly as we had dreamed it would. The home is stunning, the grounds are breathtaking, and it being located in our hometown was just the icing on the cake.

The White Home will forever hold a special place in our heart.

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The White Home story begins with George Pendleton White and Ann Hutchison. George, a tailor and farmer, helped route a railroad that contributed to Rock Hill’s founding before his death in 1849 left Ann to raise their four children. Through hardship, she expanded the home and, after returning from New York in 1867, added Victorian details that earned it the nickname “Gingerbread Palace.” Preserved by later generations and restored in 2005, the White Home remains a symbol of the town's history.

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