Whether you’re getting a jump start on your holiday party planning or preparing for an upcoming wedding reception or family reunion, check out this list of rentable wedding venues in Fort Worth.
Note: Guest counts and rates are based on estimations and various options available on each venue’s website. Please contact venue owners to inquire about current availability and current pricing.
Florals by @brandichapmanfloral + photo by @elisabethannephoto | Image via @artspace111events
Artspace 111, 111 Hampton St.
The historic venue and gallery features two sculpture gardens, an outdoor patio + enough space for your closest friends and family.
- Rate: $4,000-$6,500
- Accommodates 200 guests
- Key features: Full use of gallery space, day-of coordination, cake-making services, security guard + a sound system
BRIK, 501 S. Calhoun St.
This 100-year-old former textile mill was transformed into a romantic industrial warehouse with two floors of entertainment space, custom farm tables, and plenty of parking + bridal suites.
- Rate: Inquire for pricing details
- Accommodates 300 guests
- Key features: Bartenders, security, venue host, full cleaning service + unique photo opportunities
Photo by @heather.photo + design by @narrativeeventsco | Image via @4elevenfw
The 4 Eleven, 411 S. Main St.
The two-story 1920s warehouse is now a chic industrial venue with an ivy-covered garden patio, rustic sliding doors, and large windows for natural light.
- Rate: Inquire for pricing details
- Accommodates 350 guests
- Key features: Equipment rental, cake stands, commercials fridge + kitchen prep space
PalmWood Event & Conference, 640 Taylor St.
Situated in the heart of downtown, guests will be awed by the 360° skyline views with floor-to-ceiling windows + an outdoor patio.
- Rate: Inquire for pricing details
- Accommodates 250+ guests
- Key features: Hospitality suites overlooking downtown, complimentary parking, on-site catering + a wedding captain
Photo by @bay_productions + flowers by @flowerstic_event | Image via @thecenturyhall
The Century Hall, 901 Houston St.
Constructed in 1910, this loft-style space features exposed brick, hardwood floors, oversized industrial lighting, and bridal + groom suites.
- Rate: $2,500-$6,900
- Accommodates 230+ guests
- Key features: Exclusive catering on-site, chairs and table set-up, staff, and a bar with drinks
Photo by @bradfordmartens + flowers by @albadahliafloral | Image via @the_ostreum
The Ostreum, 108 S. Freeway
Take a step back in time with this open-concept 1900s-era factory. The space features industrial architecture and Art Deco details.
- Rate: Inquire for pricing details
- Accommodates 400 guests for both the ceremony and reception
- Key features: Parking, dressing room suites, rental services, kitchen + customizable additions like cocktail tables, chairs, and a bar
The Woman’s Club, 1316 Pennsylvania Ave.
The historic facility provides the perfect backdrop for wedding photos inside the expansive garden + eight unique rooms.
- Rate: $1,800-$5,500
- Accommodates up to 200 guests
- Key features: On-site catering, secured parking, staff + portrait sessions
City Club Fort Worth, 301 Commerce St.
The downtown social club offers several room options, including those with downtown views and a bridal dressing room.
- Rate: $500-$6,000
- Accommodates 225 guests
- Key features: Free parking, food and bar packages, custom menus, security + decoration support
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