The smaller the venue you need for an intimate wedding, the more your options expand. If you like industrial architecture with a Romanesque character, the National Union Building is an excellent choice. The venue offers four versatile spaces for the ceremony, reception, cocktails, and dancing. Built in 1890 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1990, the National Union Building was formerly a building for an insurance company. Yet it now exists as a dedicated wedding and event venue!
If you want a venue that's luxurious without swallowing up the wedding party, consider reserving a vacation home or private mansion. Luxury homes have everything you'd expect of a grand hotel or event hall in miniature. You can have a banquet hall, ballroom, screening room for romantic films, lush lawn, courtyard space for the
wedding reception, and other additions with a single booking!