Celebrate your wedding in style at The Players Club, a turn-key venue in Omaha, NE. The Players Club offers all-inclusive bridal packages, gorgeous photo opportunities, and exclusive rental of our private Clubhouse. This architectural gem offers a gorgeous indoor space to help you create a wedding that’s as beautiful and unique as you are. From the planning stages all the way through the execution, The Players Club staff are ready to assist you in cultivating the day of your dreams.

Grand Ballroom for up to 200 guests! Onsite event specialists work to make your special day as beautiful and timeless as possible. Great place for wedding guests, exclusive indoor water park, sports bar and free Wi-Fi are sure to please everyone. Featuring ALL King beds on property, your guests can unwind after a night of fun and festivities! Our dedicated staff brings years of experience to the plate, and are determined to make your special day one for the memory book! Complimentary shuttle service also is available for your out of town guests from the Airport and will transport you and your guests to your Old Market/Midtown Crossing Ceremony location.

1969 was the last Presbyterian service. In 2012, artist Zack Jones purchased this 1873 church as a artist live/work space. Today the studio apartment is available for the wedding party and preparations. Art Church Weddings is located in a 1873 de-sanctified Church in Malvern, IA. and is a permanent gallery to oil painter Zack Jones. Better known as Art Church Iowa, this unique building is coming back to life with exhibits, concerts, and private events.

The Hoff Family Arts & Culture Center was originally built in 1894 as a part of McCormick Harvesting Machine Company. Today, the building stands as a stunning performing arts center and event venue. Guests are welcome to enjoy the historic setting and comfortable atmosphere, with a twist of modern architecture that pairs beautifully with local art. The Hoff Center features multiple rental spaces, including a spacious and flexible event venue with up to 280 guests, audio and visual capabilities, exposed brick, and beautiful wood flooring. Other spaces include a full bar, a fully lit patio, kitchen spaces, an art gallery with unparalleled views of downtown Omaha, a state-of-the-art theater space, dressing rooms, and conference rooms fully equipped for all your needs and more.

The former Elk’s building was built in the colonial-revival style of architecture. Wide porches, supported by large columns, extend along the entire front of the building, with the upper balcony extending over the entrance in artistic architectural detail. On October 21, 1900, the cornerstone was laid for Lodge No. 531, B.P.O.E. on the north side of Bayliss Park in the heart of Council Bluffs. The inside of the building is furnished in classic Victorian style with rich burgundy and green hues. The original cigar stand and bundle counter is located immediately to the right of the front entrance. The grand oak stairway curves to the right and to the left and draws you up to the second-floor reception area and a ballroom that features a hard maple floor and mahogany-paneled walls. The second floor balcony provides guests with a breathtaking view of Bayliss Park and its beautiful fountain.