Your wedding venue will set the mood for your big day. And, an incredible venue space speaks for itself, no over-the-top décor necessary! Check out our favorite statement-making locations for your dream wedding.

 

The State Room, Boston: Perched atop Sixty-State-Street Skyscraper, this urban space offers a luxury wedding venue with unmatched views of the city and harbor. Perfect for modern, city-chic couples.

 

Ritz Charles Garden Pavilion, Indianapolis: This permanent glass structure overlooks beautifully landscaped gardens, imported fountains and wooded surroundings. Imagine cocktails on the patio, dancing under the stars, and late-night s’mores beside the fire-pit. It offers the best of both indoor and outdoor venue spaces. The 360-degree garden experience is perfect for nature-loving couples!

 

Del'avant Event Center, Atlanta: The stunning hardwood floors, coffered ceilings, floor-to-ceiling drapes, brick walls, and large windows set the scene for a magical wedding day. We suggest booking the parlor for the wedding ceremony, the rooftop for cocktail hour, and the Kress ballroom for your reception.

 

Down Town Club, Philadelphia: With tall windows that command sweeping views of Independence Hall, Old City and the Delaware River, the Down Town Club makes an unforgettable impression. The Club’s Georgian elegance, with inlaid marble floors, hand-carved moldings, and rich mahogany paneling adds to its majesty.

 

The White Sparrow Barn, Dallas: Voted a top wedding venue in America, The White Sparrow Barn makes rustic-chic wedding dreams come true. Its wooden floors and whitewashed walls depict the picturesque old-world charm that is absolutely surreal.

 

Stone Crest Venue, Dallas: Overlooking miles of rolling countryside, this industrial venue is perfect for modern-rustic weddings.

 

The Cooper Estate, Miami: This unique limestone manor sits atop three acres of manicured landscape and is home to a sunken grotto with waterfalls, rare exotic palms and massive mature oaks with picture perfect moonlighting.

 

Warehouse: 109, Chicago Suburbs: Flaunting many unique vignettes, this one-off space includes a gallery of antique motorcycles, a vintage bar, and a 1958 Airstream turned into a lounge.

 

The Excelsior, Philadelphia: Inspired by Downtown Lancaster’s vintage charm, Excelsior’s eclectic space is truly distinctive. This multifaceted structure pairs classical architecture with modern design effortlessly.

 

Atrium At Curtis Center, Philadelphia: Your guests will be impressed with every turn with palatial alabaster columns, an exquisite 49-foot-long Tiffany stained-glass mural, terraced waterfall and breathtaking scale of the venue.

 

Cafe Brauer, Chicago: The second-floor Great Hall of this historic landmark, with soaring sky-lit roof, Tiffany-inspired chandeliers, stained-glass windows, tile mosaics, and flanking loggias opening to spectacular views of the surrounding park and city skyline, guarantees a gorgeous wedding.

 

Wyndham Grand Chicago Riverfront: Both the plush Grand Ballroom and the scenic Penthouse Ballroom, with the adjacent rooftop terrace, offer wonderful options and stunning views of the Chicago River and city skyline.

 

The Old Field Club, New York: Featuring a large fireplace and charming French doors, the Old Field Club ballroom offers plenty of natural light and wonderful warmth, too.