Top Edmond Venues

• Spaces for 100-350 Guests
• 2 Restaurants

Grand House Asian Bistro has served Oklahoma City's Asian District since 1984, when it became the first restaurant to bring the traditional dim sum dining experience to Oklahoma. The menu spans traditional and modern Chinese cuisine alongside fresh sushi and dishes drawing on Vietnamese, Korean, Thai, and other Asian culinary traditions, with the signature dim sum service featured on weekends and holidays and select favorites available on the weekday menu. A full-service bar rounds out lunch and dinner service. For private events, Grand House can close off its banquet room to host up to 100 guests, or close the entire restaurant to the public for exclusive use by groups of up to 320. Both arrangements include a stage and full sound system for live bands, complete bar service, dedicated wait staff, and a dance floor. The event team also builds customized menus in Asian or Western culinary traditions, offered as hors d'oeuvres, buffet, family-style, or plated courses, and can cater off-site for groups as large as 750, having served locations such as Coles Garden, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, and the Petroleum Club of Oklahoma City.

• Spaces for 200-500 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn
• 2 Total Spaces

The Harn Homestead is a historic outdoor museum in downtown Oklahoma City, preserving the 1904 Victorian Queen Anne home built by William and Alice Harn along with five other historic buildings on the family's original territorial-era homestead. The property's mix of period architecture, century-old trees, and open grounds gives it the feel of a working piece of Oklahoma history rather than a built-for-purpose event space. For private events, the grounds accommodate up to 200 guests, with tables and chairs for that number included in rental packages. Couples can marry beneath the gazebo or under the property's mature trees, then move celebrations into the Victorian home or the two-story Event Barn, a 3,000-square-foot rock-and-cedar structure that seats 200 for dinner and holds up to 500 for receptions, with room for as many as 1,500 across the outdoor grounds. The barn is climate-controlled, with overhead heating and Portacoolers, and its north and south doors open to connect indoor and outdoor entertaining space. Beyond weddings, the Harn Homestead hosts corporate, civic, and fundraising events, memorial services, and seasonal programming, alongside its ongoing work as a museum offering guided tours and field-trip education about Oklahoma's territorial past.

• Spaces for 15-100 Guests
• 3 Hotels
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Meeting Spaces

The Ambassador Oklahoma City, Autograph Collection occupies the historic Osler Building in the city's Midtown district, an Art Deco landmark built in three phases between 1928 and 1946. Originally home to physicians' offices and a University of Oklahoma Medical School allergy clinic, the building sat vacant for decades before Coury Hospitality acquired it in 2012 and restored it into a boutique hotel, preserving the original façade and the medical insignia above the entry doors. The hotel's rooftop bar, O Bar, has been recognized among Oklahoma's top rooftop views and gives guests and event-goers a vantage point over Midtown. For meetings and celebrations, the Ambassador offers three event spaces, including the Heritage Room, a seventh-floor space with an outdoor patio option that flexes from intimate weddings to seminars, and a first-floor outdoor Terrace with views over Midtown. An in-house catering team prepares curated menus of international and local cuisine using fresh, local ingredients.

• Spaces for 500 Guests

Ranch of the Saints is a 90-acre wedding venue in Jones, Oklahoma, built around a family property first established in 1937 by Glen A. St.Clair. The land takes its name, El Rancho del Santos, from the St.Clair family, and it remained in their hands for decades before Glen and Blanca St.Clair returned in 2005 to renovate and expand the home. Their son Andrew's 2011 wedding on the property became the turning point that led the family to open the ranch to other couples as a wedding destination. The grounds are shaded by trees over a century old, giving photographers a range of natural backdrops across the property, and the venue is set up as a DIY or Pinterest-style space for couples who want to bring their own creative vision to the day. Wedding packages include exclusive use of the venue for up to 200 guests, table and chair rentals, a decor room, on-site coordination, and golf-cart parking service, with add-ons such as string drapery, candle packages, and cold-weather heaters available to round out an event. With its family ownership still active in day-to-day hosting, Ranch of the Saints leans on the personal, southern-hospitality feel the St.Clairs built into the property from the start.

• Spaces for 425 Guests

Since opening in 1911, The Skirvin has stood as a landmark in downtown Oklahoma City, pairing historic architectural details with modern comfort across its guest rooms and event spaces. The hotel offers 18,500 square feet of event space, including the Grand Ballroom, Venetian Room, Centennial Ballroom, Continental Room, and Crystal Room, and can host anything from an intimate ceremony to a large-scale celebration. Guests can also explore the hotel's history through an on-site gallery and artifact museum that traces the Skirvin story across more than a century. For dining, Perle Mesta is led by James Beard award-winning Chef Andrew Black, while the Red Piano Lounge on the first floor offers crafted cocktails, refined bites, and live music. Located at One Park Avenue in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City, The Skirvin combines its storied past with contemporary amenities, making it a distinctive setting for weddings, galas, and private events.

• Spaces for 300 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Historic Space

The Meinders Hall of Mirrors is a grand historic ballroom inside the Civic Center Music Hall in downtown Oklahoma City, a building that opened in 1937 as the Municipal Auditorium. The room retains its original 1930s Art Deco styling, with parquet wood floors and expansive windows that open onto views of the downtown skyline and Bicentennial Park. At 5,000 square feet, the Hall of Mirrors accommodates up to 300 guests and suits a range of events, from wedding receptions and galas to fundraisers and corporate meetings. Its parquet floors allow for flexible seating arrangements, and a built-in stage with its own staircase gives the room a built-in spot for presentations, toasts, or live entertainment. The layout can be custom-designed to fit the specifications of each event, making the historic ballroom adaptable to both large formal affairs and more intimate gatherings.

• Spaces for 36-350 Guests
• 8 Museums
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 8 Total Spaces

Located in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City's Arts District, the Oklahoma City Museum of Art is best known for its Chihuly glass collection and offers exhibitions spanning three floors and fifteen galleries. The Museum's 55-foot-tall Dale Chihuly glass tower anchors the lobby, while a Dale Chihuly Waterford crystal chandelier lights the Theater Lobby's original Art Deco architecture, giving the venue an art-filled backdrop that few event spaces can match. The Museum offers several distinct spaces for private events, including the Roof Terrace, which provides views of the downtown Oklahoma City skyline and accommodates up to 350 guests for a cocktail reception or 120 for a seated wedding ceremony or meal. The Museum Lobby, framed by limestone walls and marble flooring beneath the Chihuly tower, holds up to 250 guests for a cocktail reception or 120 for a seated meal or ceremony. Smaller gatherings can be hosted in the Theater Lobby, Museum Store, Patio, Classroom C, or Board Room, and the 230-seat Noble Theater serves meetings, lectures, and private film screenings. Full weddings at the Museum are customized around a couple's preferred spaces, guest count, and timeline, with options including venue rental, security and event staffing, bar service, and gallery access for guests. The Museum also offers intimate elopement experiences for up to eight guests on the Roof Terrace, in the Museum Lobby, on the Bar Patio, or in the Theater Lobby.

• Spaces for 72-260 Guests
• 3 Restaurants
• 3 Event Spaces

Vast is a wedding and event venue set on the 49th and 50th floors of The Devon Tower in downtown Oklahoma City, more than 700 feet above the city, offering panoramic views of the skyline. Founded in 2012, the restaurant and event space combines fine dining with contemporary event spaces suited to weddings, rehearsal dinners, engagement parties, and bridal luncheons. The venue offers ten total rooms across its two floors, ranging from intimate spaces for as few as 10 guests to the Infinity Room, which holds up to 240 for larger receptions. The Skylight Room accommodates up to 104 guests, and the combined Summit/Vista space holds up to 72, giving couples a range of room sizes to match their guest list. All catering is provided in-house by Vast's culinary team, led by Executive Chef Jonas Favela, and wedding packages include tables, chairs, black or white linens, dinnerware, a dance floor, and a stage. Vast has earned the AAA Four Diamond award and recognition from OpenTable as one of the most scenic restaurants in Oklahoma. Its sister property, the Colcord Hotel, sits next door with indoor walkway access for guest room blocks.

• Spaces for 20-450 Guests
• 4 Hotels
• 1 Event Space
• 4 Meeting Spaces

Originally constructed in 1910 as Oklahoma City's first skyscraper, Colcord Hotel has been reimagined into a boutique hotel that pairs its original Sullivan-style architecture with modern amenities. Marble columns and vintage elevator doors carry through from the building's early days, giving the hotel's event spaces a distinct historic character in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City. The hotel's meeting and event rooms range from the Wright Room, suited to board meetings and small dinners, up to the Terrace Room, a 2,400-square-foot space with a private balcony and views of the Myriad Botanical Gardens for large indoor events. For weddings, celebrations can extend beyond the hotel itself to VAST Event Venues on the 49th and 50th floors of the neighboring Devon Energy Center, which offers roughly 15,000 square feet across ten venues with panoramic views of the city. Colcord Hotel also houses FLINT and VAST restaurants, giving couples and event planners an on-site option for rehearsal dinners and catering. Additional amenities include a business center, valet parking, complimentary Wi-Fi, and a dedicated event planning staff.

• Spaces for 30-1,000 Guests
• 8 Outdoor Spaces
• 3 Event Spaces
• 10 Total Spaces

Myriad Botanical Gardens occupies 15 acres in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City, near the Oklahoma City National Memorial, Scissortail Park, and the Museum of Art. At its center stands the Inasmuch Foundation Crystal Bridge Conservatory, a tropical botanical wonderland recently reimagined through an $11 million renovation. Surrounding it, formal and natural gardens, terraced lakes, and open lawns give couples and event hosts a wide range of settings to choose from, all under one address. For weddings and private events, the Gardens offers more than a dozen distinct venues, from the intimate Tanenbaum Reflection Garden and Crystal Bridge Conservatory to the sweeping, nearly one-acre Devon Lawn and Bandshell. The Park House Event Center pairs natural light and panoramic garden views with proximity to the Conservatory's nighttime glow, while lakeside spots like the East and West Lower Lake and the Water Stage set ceremonies against waterfalls, terraced hillsides, and swimming waterfowl. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Myriad Botanical Gardens directs rental proceeds toward maintaining its gardens and funding free educational, recreational, and cultural programming for the Oklahoma City community. An on-site Event Coordinator supports setup, teardown, and logistics for every rental, and renters can choose from the Gardens' preferred caterer list to help bring their event together.

• Spaces for 130-260 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces
• 2 Waterfront

The Devon Boathouse sits along the Oklahoma River in Oklahoma City's Boathouse District, its glass and polycarbonate walls forming a striking angular silhouette against the downtown skyline. Owned by Oklahoma City University, the building is flooded with natural light and offers sweeping views of the river from its two-story boat bay and the Ann Lacy Event Center. The venue's two levels of event space, the Ann Lacy Event Room and the Second Floor Viewing Room, suit weddings, receptions, business meetings, and seminars of varying sizes, with the full building able to hold up to 450 guests standing. An expansive outdoor deck extends the space for ceremonies and cocktail hours, while a large catering kitchen and a complete sound system support events without additional rentals.

• Spaces for 500-750 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Historic Space

Established in 1928 by entrepreneur John J. Harden on the site of the former Delmar Gardens Amusement Park, the OKC Farmers Public Market is Oklahoma City's oldest event venue and the only one in the city listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The ground floor originally housed fresh produce vendors, a bakery, candy store, and pharmacy, while the upper level's Market Garden Ballroom hosted entertainment ranging from roller skating and boxing matches to concerts by Hank Williams, Count Basie, and Bob Wills. Burt and Jody McAnally purchased and restored the six-acre property in 2002, beginning over two decades of renovation. The Ballroom is available for all-day rental from 9:00 AM to midnight and accommodates up to 500 guests. It features the largest wooden dance floor in Oklahoma, 30-foot ceilings, a 1930s Art Deco bar, and a mezzanine level known as the Majestic Mezzanine — a setting suited to weddings and receptions that want historic character alongside room to gather a crowd. Rental includes tables and black garden chairs, a stage for ceremony or entertainment, a wedding arch or arbor, a large bridal suite with a private bathroom, four hours of bar service with bartenders, event security, and cleaning. Couples may bring in their own catering vendors under the venue's open catering policy, and add-on services include custom lighting, AV, and PA production, plus a day-of event coordinator. Ample on-site parking is available.

• Spaces for 24-200 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 8 Outdoor Spaces
• 10 Total Spaces

The U.S. National Whitewater Center sits on a 1,300-acre campus along the Catawba River in Charlotte, North Carolina, built around the world's largest man-made whitewater river. The outdoor recreation destination doubles as an event venue, pairing more than 40 outdoor activities — rafting, zip-lining, and team-building courses among them — with a range of indoor and outdoor spaces for weddings, corporate gatherings, and private events. Couples can marry at South Ridge, a forest amphitheater with hand-crafted wooden seating atop the gorge, or in the timber-frame Overlook Barn, which overlooks the whitewater river from decks on both levels. The Wharf, a 150-year-old barn with a stone fireplace, and Ridge Pavilion, an open-air space with farm tables and its own fireplace, offer additional settings for receptions and events. Conference rooms and the North Conference Center provide climate-controlled indoor space for meetings and corporate functions. Full-day rentals include day passes, farm table seating, complimentary parking, and a microphone and PA system, with an onsite culinary team providing catering and beer and wine service for private events.

• Spaces for 48-50 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Waterfront

The Chesapeake Finish Line Tower rises above the Oklahoma River in Oklahoma City's Boathouse District, its four levels offering panoramic views of the river and downtown skyline. Designed around the district's rowing and paddlesports culture, the tower houses timing technology on its second floor and event space on the levels above and below it. The first and third floor spaces suit small meetings and gatherings, each with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the river, a wall-mounted digital screen, and Wi-Fi. At the top of the tower, the fourth floor event space offers 360-degree views of the river and the OKC skyline, making it a setting for bridal events, social gatherings, and planning retreats. It comes with a built-in serving counter and refrigerator, along with white armchairs, round and rectangular tables, a podium, a wall-mounted digital screen, and a mobile television. For outdoor gatherings, the adjacent Finish Line pavilion offers a patio with a fire pit and terraced seating right along the finish line, suited to small cocktail parties or informal gatherings.

• Spaces for 80 Guests

Opened in 2006 as the first structure on the newly revitalized Oklahoma River, the Chesapeake Boathouse anchors Oklahoma City's Boathouse District. Designed by architect Rand Elliott and funded primarily by Chesapeake Energy Corporation, the building's translucent polycarbonate walls give it the profile of a sleek rowing shell, creating a dramatic glow above the river after dark. A reflecting pool marks the entrance, lit by sixteen columns of light representing oars. Inside, an event room looks out through a 62-foot window onto the boathouse's boat bays, which hold up to 124 rowing shells, while a separate panoramic 24-foot glass wall frames views of the deck, river, and reflecting pool. The building is designated an Oklahoma Centennial Project and remains the community boathouse for the district. As part of the Boathouse District, the Chesapeake Boathouse sits alongside the other iconic boathouses along the Oklahoma River, with the district's private events team coordinating gatherings that range from intimate cocktail parties to larger celebrations against the backdrop of downtown Oklahoma City.

• Spaces for 160 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Art Gallery
• 1 Waterfront

The University of Central Oklahoma Boathouse sits on the Oklahoma River in Oklahoma City's Boathouse District, where floor-to-ceiling windows frame the water for weddings, receptions, business meetings, and other private gatherings. Originally opened in April 2015 as the CHK|Central Boathouse before being renamed in 2021, the building serves as the home facility for UCO's women's rowing team while also housing a live music venue and an art gallery, blending athletic and artistic programming along the riverfront. Private event space at the boathouse comes furnished with black chairs, round and rectangular tables, and bistro tables, and includes a built-in stage, podium, and green room with private bathroom access for wedding parties. A large catering prep room and A/V equipment — projector and screen, handheld and lapel microphones, and acoustics tuned for performance — round out the space, which accommodates up to 160 guests.

• Spaces for 4-250 Guests
• 2 Restaurants
• 1 Ballroom
• 7 Total Spaces

Castle Falls is a historic castle in Oklahoma City that has been converted into a restaurant and event venue, sitting on five landscaped acres near downtown, about seven miles from the airport. The structure was built in 1945 by WWI veteran Bill Blecha, who spent decades collecting salvaged architectural pieces from demolished Oklahoma City buildings, including the Colcord Hotel, the original downtown airpark, and the Oklahoma County Courthouse, to construct his family's home into the side of a hill with three levels framed by 24-inch concrete walls. Amy and Ralph Rollins purchased the property in 2004 and reopened it as a restaurant in 2005, later adding The Grande Hall in 2007 and expanding private dining across the castle's upper floors. For events, planners can choose between The Grande Hall, a 5,000-square-foot stone building with 22-foot ceilings, a fireplace, integrated audio-visual capabilities, and an adjacent outdoor Wedding Folly, which accommodates up to 250 guests for weddings, corporate dinners, and large celebrations. Inside the historic castle itself, smaller private dining spaces span three floors, from The Cellar's casual first-floor tables to the fine-dining Primrose on the second floor and the intimate Master Level suites on the third, suited to rehearsal dinners, executive meetings, and gatherings as small as two guests. The grounds include towering oak trees, a wedding folly, an ivy-covered pergola, and a waterfall and patio area used for outdoor ceremonies and photography, with indoor backup available in The Grande Hall during inclement weather. The venue also preserves period furnishings and artifacts donated by Oklahoma City families, including historic bridal gowns displayed throughout the castle.

• Spaces for 65-100 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Waterfront

Lake Overholser Boathouse sits on the east shore of Lake Overholser, just south of the historic Route 66 bridge in west Oklahoma City. Recently renovated, the boathouse offers a serene, water-view setting as one of the venues in RiverSport OKC's Boathouse District, home to the district's "Boathouse Vows" wedding program. The venue accommodates up to 65 guests and is well suited to small weddings, receptions, family gatherings, and retreats. A landscaped outdoor area with a fire pit and seating extends the gathering space beyond the boathouse itself, and digital displays with HDMI hookups support videos, slideshows, or presentations inside. The boathouse is also used for casual group occasions such as scout gatherings and field trips, and sits near the Trailhead Cafe and Flat Tide's seasonal kayak and paddleboard rentals, tying the venue to the surrounding lake and river activity of the Boathouse District.

• Spaces for 1,700 Guests

The Guthrie Scottish Rite Masonic Center traces its roots to 1889, when Harper Samuel Cunningham established Scottish Rite Freemasonry in Oklahoma Territory. The current temple was built after Guthrie citizens donated the 10.6-acre site originally platted as Capitol Park, and the building was attached to the city's former Territorial Legislative Hall to form the expanded Masonic center that stands today. European artisans were brought in to work on the project, and the temple is regarded as among the top three Masonic edifices in North America for its architectural beauty and interior design, sitting within Oklahoma's largest contiguous historic preservation district. Beyond its role as a Masonic meeting place, the temple is available to lease for weddings, receptions, conferences, concerts, plays, awards ceremonies, banquets, and workshops, with the Ballroom and Writing Room among its event spaces. Wedding rentals with receptions start at $2,500 for up to 200 guests, and the building is handicap accessible. Because the auditoriums are not air conditioned, October through April are the recommended months for events. The temple also houses a museum preserving artifacts of Freemasonry and its affiliated organizations, displayed in oak cabinets throughout the building, and offers guided public tours as well as a virtual tour for those exploring the space remotely.

• Spaces for 350-400 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Garden

Built in 1986 as an amphitheater that once hosted performers like Vince Gill and John Hartford, The Magnolia Moon was later transformed into a home before becoming a garden wedding and reception venue in Guthrie's historic downtown district. The property has been featured on HGTV for its dramatic reimagining of the original amphitheater site. Secluded on more than an acre and woven among historic buildings, the venue centers on lushly landscaped, terraced gardens with koi ponds, offering photo opportunities throughout the grounds. The Magnolia Moon hosts garden weddings and moonlit receptions for up to 350 guests, along with rehearsal dinners, ceremonies, live music, and special events, and can accommodate a wedding's full weekend—rehearsal, ceremony, and reception—on site. Adjoining the Magnolia Moon, the Magnolia Manor offers on-site lodging in three named guest suites for the wedding party and out-of-town guests, with overnight stays at the Moon itself also possible by special arrangement.