Located on the most historic square mile in the country, the National Museum of American Jewish History is an architectural landmark featuring terraces with stunning views of Independence Mall. With 20,000 square feet of multi-purpose event space, the Museum’s many unique spaces are perfect for a variety of events—from corporate dinners and nonprofit galas, to meetings and conferences, film screenings, private parties, weddings, and more!

Arch Street Meeting House is a historic wedding venue located in Old City Philadelphia. The land on which Arch Street Meeting House stands was officially deeded to the Quakers in 1701 and used as a burial ground until 1872. The building was constructed in stages from 1803 to 1811 when need arose of a larger meetinghouse in Philadelphia. The site is still an active place of worship in addition to being used as an educational museum space, and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2011. It is frequently rented for conferences, weddings, dinners, and graduations. The building sits on just shy of 2 acres, and our grounds include both grassy & brick spaces and lots of mature trees. The entire site exudes an overall historic charm.

ONE North Broad provides a grand and historic setting for weddings. The venue's majestic architecture, elegant interiors, and luxurious ambiance create a sophisticated backdrop, ensuring a memorable and distinguished celebration for couples and their guests.

Designed in the 1890s, our beautiful historic building located on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus is one of Philadelphia’s premier unique venues. Penn Museum is a 300,000 square-foot gem with exterior details including glass mosaics by the Tiffany Glass Company, sculptures by Alexander Stirling Calder, and marble medallions by John Ross of New York City. Stunning event space and priceless collections make the Penn Museum an unparalleled event experience! The Penn Museum is the only venue where you can dine and dance among the artifacts. The indoor event spaces are just as spectacular as the gardens and afford you so many options for your wedding day. The Museum hosts just one wedding at a time, so you have access to the entire Museum on your wedding day.

This beautiful New Beaux-Arts style building, constructed in 1908 and designed by Cope and Stewardson, has the unique distinction of being home to the oldest medical society in the country (founded in 1787) and the renowned Mütter Museum. As guests walk inside, they are surrounded by grandeur and elegance, and greeted by Aesculapius – the Greek god of medicine. The magnificent columned Marble Rotunda, with its view of a classic grand staircase, sets the stage for any occasion. With its historic ambience and stately architecture, it’s no wonder that the College – located in Philadelphia’s charming Rittenhouse-Fitler Historic District – has been the chosen setting for a diverse range of memorable events.

The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts boasts two unique event spaces: The Historic Landmark Building houses the oldest art school and museum in the Country with world-renowned architecture by Furness & Hewitt. Featuring classic Victorian Gothic details, the ambiance of this memorable space offers unique entertaining locations for intimate and large groups. The Hamilton Building is an expansive turn-of the century car showroom that has found new life, reinvented as a modern gallery space with views of downtown and direct proximity to the Pennsylvania Convention Center. The Hamilton Building offers the unique opportunity to dine among our rotating exhibitions.

Ensemble Arts and Rhubarb Hospitality Collection come together to craft celebrations that are as unforgettable as your love story. With stunning venues and exceptional culinary offerings, we’re here to turn your wedding vision into a reality. Whether you’re planning your big day this year or down the road, our expert team will be by your side every step of the way.

The Fillmore was the focal point for the psychedelic music scene during the 1960s and 1970s helping launch the careers of the biggest names of the era such as The Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, and The Doors. Modeled after The Fillmore in San Francisco, this unique setting is the perfect location to host your corporate event, private concert, award ceremony, fundraiser, bar/bat mitzvah, wedding or reception. With access to the world’s greatest musical entertainment, full service event production, state-of-the-art lighting and sound, custom menus and mixology - our unique venue will exceed expectations of even the most discerning guest. Accommodating groups of 50 to 3,000 guests and conveniently located 2 miles from the Convention Center, our talented staff handles every detail, so you don’t have to!

The Met Philadelphia has an atmosphere that celebrates extraordinary hospitality and service. Located just north of Center City, the versatility of Philadelphia’s largest non-arena facility will create a unique setting as the perfect location to host your next corporate or social event, private concert, large-scale ceremony, fundraiser, or competitive gaming event. Featuring over 110,000 square feet of flexible design space, this historic and completely renovated setting consists of three unique spaces, from the luxurious Met Lobby to the intimate Grand Salle, and extravagant Auditorium. With access to the world’s greatest musical entertainment, full-service event production, state-of-the-art lighting and sound, custom menus and mixology - our unique venue is ready to exceed your guests’ expectations. Accommodating 100 to 3,800 guests, our talented staff handles every detail, so you don’t have to!

It's flexible enough to accommodate your vision and help make your special day as unique as you are! We pride ourselves on creating a warm, inviting atmosphere in a distinctive setting that your guests will remember long after your event is over.

An Architectural Dream Wedding. With seating for up to 300 guests, this castle/museum and outdoor garden oasis will surpass your royal dreams! Outdoor ceremony area, gorgeous clear-top tent, indoor cocktail area, and more! Built between 1908 and 1912, Fonthill was the home of Henry Chapman Mercer. Archaeologist, anthropologist, ceramist, scholar and antiquarian, Mercer built Fonthill both as his home and as a showplace for his collection of tiles and prints. The first of three Mercer buildings in Doylestown, Fonthill served as a showplace for Mercer’s famed Moravian tiles. Designed by Mercer, the building is an eclectic mix of Medieval, Gothic, and Byzantine architectural styles. Your guests will be amazed when they enter the tree-lined grounds and visit this amazing castle.