A blank, well-proportioned room that you will need to fill with your own decisions. That is a feature if you have a planner and a burden if you do not.
What I Love
The flexibility. Almost nothing is dictated, which means almost anything is possible.
What I’d Want a Friend to Know Before Booking
A blank room costs money to furnish. Rentals, lighting and staffing add up quickly, and the venue fee is not the budget.
Ceremony
Ceremony and reception in one space with a flip, or ceremony at the west end.
Reception
Excellent proportions for long tables and a real dance floor.
Food & Bar
Open catering. Kitchen facilities are limited.
Photography & Visuals
Good natural light through the day; the room needs designed lighting after dark.
Getting Ready
Basic.
Staff & Coordination
Helpful, hands-off.
Vendor Experience
Easy load-in, good access, minimal hand-holding.
Guest Experience
Comfortable, with restroom capacity that suits the room size.
Signature
Things Couples Probably Won’t Learn on the Tour
- 01
Lighting design is not optional here, it is a line item.
- 02
Rental costs typically exceed the venue fee.
- 03
The room echoes when it is empty and settles once it is full.
One Thing I'd Change
The default lighting package, which does the room no favours.
Reviewed after a 2023 wedding.
A good value choice for a couple working with a planner and a point of view.