Indoor Wedding Venues in Philadelphia, PA

Capturing the elegance of a bygone era, the Arts Ballroom is a beautiful setting for life’s feature occasions. Our floor plan boasts a magnificent Grand Ballroom, a signature granite staircase, a mirrored Sylvania Room, and a Lounge & Mezzanine overlooking the full venue. Our customizable 10,000 square foot space lends best to events from 300-550 guests. Located in the Avenue of the Arts District, blocks from City Hall and the Convention Center, the Arts Ballroom is a hidden gem amongst Philadelphia’s most distinguished institutions dedicated to arts, culture, education, and entertainment.

We handle all of the details, so that you can focus on the memories. At Celebrations, you will find our distinguished surroundings and elegant service the perfect combination for your wedding. Call or email us to book your tour today!

Since opening in 2007 osteria has become one of the country’s most critically acclaimed italian restaurants... earning chef Jeff Michaud the 2010 James Beard Foundation Award of “Best Chef: Mid-Atlantic” for his work helming the kitchen. Using our wood burning grill and custom-made brick oven, our kitchen is focused on seasonal menus prepared using traditional Northern Italian techniques. Enjoy an ever-changing array of fresh hand-made pastas with a perfectly paired glass of wine in a gorgeously lush ambiance that only Osteria can offer. We offer celebration packages that will bring your big day to life. Select a curated dinner package paired beautifully with our award-winning wine selection. Please inquire with us to find out more!

Located in the heart of Fishtown, with an industrial chic vibe, Lilah brings the art of culinary-backed hospitality to your guests. With the hope to mark celebratory occasions that will leave you and your loved ones with a night to remember, we look forward to hearing from you.

Nestled in the heart of Philadelphia's iconic Rittenhouse Square, The Warwick Hotel boasts a storied legacy dating back to its establishment in 1928. With its timeless blend of classic elegance and modern luxury, this historic venue has played host to countless distinguished guests over the years, making it the perfect setting for an unforgettable wedding celebration. Discover 17,000 square feet of exquisite event space, including the majestic Grand Ballroom, where soaring ceilings, expansive windows, and a neutral color palette provide a versatile canvas for any wedding theme. Enhanced by custom digital lighting, this ornate ballroom sets the stage for magical ceremonies and receptions alike. Contact us today to begin planning the wedding of your dreams at The Warwick Hotel Rittenhouse Square, where timeless romance meets modern sophistication.

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 19th-century country estate boasts a rich history and an exciting future. With painstaking care, Conroy Catering restored the mansion’s interiors to reflect the Victorian splendor of the past. The newly constructed contemporary yet warm conservatory opens to expansive cocktail terraces, a pergola & carriage house for wedding ceremonies, and thirteen acres of magnificent perennial gardens.

The Horticulture Center, located in Philadelphia’s beautiful Fairmount Park, includes a modern exhibition hall and greenhouse on stunning historic grounds. The Center was built in 1979 and sits on the site of the former Horticultural Hall, an 1876 Centennial Exposition building. Boasting both intimate indoor and large-scale outdoor gathering spaces, the Horticulture Center is the ideal setting for unique private celebrations, exceptional weddings, and memorable corporate events.

Royal Boucherie, Old City’s lively neighborhood bistro, is Philadelphia’s award-winning, hidden gem of a venue. The noted three-bell restaurant from Philadelphia Inquirer’s Craig LaBan boasts a rooftop garden fit for a dreamy ceremony, a second-floor dining space utilized for the reception, curated French-forward food and beverage packages, and much more. The restaurant, located in the heart of Philadelphia’s historic Old City district, serves a French-inspired menu with a focus on house-made charcuterie, raw bar specialties, and classic cocktails. We worked diligently to preserve and enhance the building’s historical charm and integrity. The bi-level, 150-seat space features restored finishes such as original pine flooring dating back to the 1830s, as well as tin ceilings, antique light fixtures, and exposed brick walls. Please submit a formal event request through our website.

Philly's hidden gem - the ASHM offers a unique and beautiful setting for events. The Museum has indoor and outdoor space that can accommodate up to 230 guests, in addition to easy access and free parking. We work with our exclusive caterer, JAM Catering. They make delicious, delightful food entirely by hand and serve your guests with heartfelt hospitality.

Riverside Weddings at Gloria Dei has been home to Philadelphia weddings since 1700. We offer traditional Episcopal weddings, ceremonies with your own officiant, or self-uniting ceremonies . Riverside Weddings at Gloria Dei allows you the flexibility to create your ideal ceremony. All traditions welcome!

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 1803-1811 when need arose of a larger Meeting House 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.