Houston Wedding Venues

Iron Manor is one of the most unique venues we’ve ever seen. The exposed brick and steel creates a modern industrial feel, while its sprawling gardens and imposing estate style architecture make it feel like a castle. Really the only way to describe it as as a modern industrial castle.

Great for: couples who want a modern and interesting venue, but still want it to feel like a fairy tale.

The Farmhouse is a modern take on traditional farmhouse style. Its large reception space and chapel give your guests plenty of room to celebrate, but its traditional style still makes everything feel intimate and cozy. The tall grass, the private lake, the line of trees, and the simple and classic architecture all provide great places for photographs.

Great for: a large wedding that need lots of room to spread out.

Jennings Trace is a beautiful venue because of its very modern architecture. The exposed steal beams and ducts, concrete floors, and massive windows makes it unlike venues that flaunt a rustic farmhouse or barn style. We absolutely love the way the window light of both the bridal suite and the chapel give weddings at Jennings Trace a beautiful warm glow without being overwhelmingly bright. And the oaks and pine trees that surround it let you get photos in nature in addition to the sleek modern photos the venue will give you.

Great for: getting a modern, clean look to your wedding photos, without missing out on a bit of nature for your photos.

Butler’s Courtyard take up an entire city block and is full of rustic small town charm. The courtyard as well as the barn next to it are relaxed and charming. There’s also a brick patio reception space under a white tent that gives an intimate and private feeling to your wedding. But the original bank building, with its brick walls and exposed wooden and metal features, has an industrial feeling.

Great for: Cozy and elegant weddings. All wedding themes would work here.

Inspired by the architecture of San Miguel de Allende, Madera Estates really makes you feel like you’re in a fairy tale world. Madera Estates is known for its exciting party atmosphere. Fireworks, live bands, fire breathers, street performers. Madera Estates seems to be the Houston wedding venue for couples who want to do something really unique.

Great for: a no-holds-barred wedding night experience. Expect to throw your guests the party of the year.

The Carriage House is quintessential southern charm. The traditional style chapel with its unique red doors is a classic and elegant ceremony space, while the massive chandelier lit barn is a perfect place to let loose in a reception.

If you’re looking for something a little rustic, but not full on country, the Carriage House is a perfect choice for you. 

Great for: if you want a classy and rustic wedding.

Ashton Gardens is all about simplicity and elegance. You won’t find ornate or fussy details here — just floor-to-ceiling windows that fill each room with bright sunlight and handcrafted wooden frames that add an element of natural beauty to the chapel. Although there are minor differences between the two locations, both represent spacious and sophisticated places to celebrate your wedding with loved ones.

Great for: Couples who want the beauty of the outdoors with the convenience of an elegant indoor venue

Boxwood Manor describes itself as “southern chic meets modern luxury,” and both the words “chic” and “luxury” certainly fit. The property is large and includes a spacious lawn and elegantly landscaped grounds, so even the outdoors will make you feel glamorous. The minimalist architecture and decor of the buildings is beautiful without being too baroque or aggressively extravagant; the classical white exteriors and luxury designed furniture create an incredibly classy space.

Great for: Couples looking for a luxurious venue with southern charm