While some couples have a clear idea of what they’d prefer for the setting of their wedding, others aren’t as sure. It can be difficult when you know you want a unique and different venue for your wedding, but you’re just not sure where to look. Check out some of these beautiful and unusual urban wedding venues to spark some ideas.
The George Peabody Library in Baltimore
A gorgeous venue on the John Hopkins University campus, the George Peabody Library features cast-iron columns and beautiful finishes from the marble floors all the way up to the skylight above. They have spaces that will fit parties of 40 to 400, and the open six tiers of book-filled levels will add a dramatic backdrop to your photos.
Firehouse Chicago
What about a wedding in a refurbished firehouse? Holding 75–100 guests, this piece of Chicago history features antique fixtures including the lighting, doors and plumbing. They even have a small private yard perfect for a cocktail reception on a warm summer evening.
Hornblower Yachts
Hornblower Yachts has locations in various cities in the United States, from New York to San Diego to Corpus Christi. Host your special day aboard a luxury yacht cruise with complete coordination by the Hornblower staff. There are various options to choose from, including a brunch wedding and a luncheon wedding option.
Brooklyn Winery
A gorgeous wedding backdrop, Brooklyn Winery caters to events with a minimum of 75 guests. With ample room for a dance floor and their own open bar, you’ll be able to party the night away surrounded by your friends and family.
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