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  The Dallas Woman's Forum at the Alexander Mansion

  4607 Ross Ave, Dallas, TX 75204, USA

  • Spaces for 100-175 Guests
  • 1 Mansion
  • 1 Ballroom
  • 1 space at this venue

  It was originally constructed in 1904 for the C.H. Alexander family and is an unusually well-proportioned design of English influenced architecture with a neo-classical influence that is still standing today. The Dallas Woman's Forum purchased the building in 1930, and it was refurbished and redecorated in 1967. The front columns, which are made of Vermont granite and are two storeys tall, are a focal point. The gateway roof is supported by the columns, and the entablature that surrounds the roof is basic in design. The porch is reached through a set of wide stairs, with built-in benches flanking either side. The massive double doors with patterned beveled glass are a thing of breathtaking beauty. The nostalgic setting of a turn-of-the-century mansion is the perfect backdrop for a variety of events including weddings and receptions, luncheons and teas, bridal and baby showers, holiday parties, formal dinners and cocktail parties, corporate events and organizational meetings. It is one mile east of the Dallas Arts District to find this exquisite antique home. The Alexander Mansion is available for rental for any event and may serve as your personal entertaining space. Weddings, anniversary celebrations, holiday entertainment, and business parties are all possible at this historic landmark, which transports your guests back in time to the grandeur of the early twentieth century. It is one mile east of the Dallas Arts District to find this exquisite antique home. The Alexander Mansion is available for rental for any event and may serve as your personal entertaining space.

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  The Belmont

  305 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78701, USA

  • Spaces for 125-950 Guests
  • 1 Mansion
  • 1 Landmark
  • 1 space at this venue

  Belmont Manor & Historic Park is a historic estate on nearly 68 acres in Elkridge, Maryland, operated by Howard County Recreation & Parks. Built in 1738 for Caleb and Priscilla Dorsey, the manor later passed through the Dorsey, Hanson, and Bruce families, served as a Smithsonian conference center, and was owned by the American Chemical Society and Howard Community College before the county acquired it in 2012. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Lawyers Hill Historic District. The grounds include the manor house, formal gardens, a pond, and an aqua garden with pavilions, offering several ceremony settings surrounded by mature trees and landscaped pathways. Rentals include exclusive use of the manor for up to 125 guests, garden ceremony sites, ADA-accessible pathways, and a peaked reception tent with chandeliers and a dance floor, making it a setting for weddings, celebrations, and private gatherings.

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  The McFarland House

  1110 Penn St, Fort Worth, TX 76102, USA

  • Spaces for 120-125 Guests
  • 1 Mansion
  • 1 Landmark
  • 1 space at this venue

  The Queen Anne Victorian home that was built in 1899 and is known as the Ball-Eddleman-McFarland House is considered to be the most preserved of its kind in the region. This exquisite Victorian masterpiece of a little over 5,000 square feet was constructed by English architect Howard Messer for Galveston widow Mrs. George Ball (Sarah) and her son Frank in 1899. The home was built high on a hill overlooking the Trinity River. At a time when the typical cost of a dwelling was between $2,000 and $4,000, the construction of the house came to $38,000. The house has had just three different families live in it over its entire existence, and it has seen very few changes since it was first built. There are towers, gables, copper finials, a slate tile roof, and a porch made of red sandstone and marble on the late Victorian facade. The elegant interior has its original wood mantles, cornices, paneling, coffered ceilings, and parquet flooring. The McFarland House was declared as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark in 1979, as well as Fort Worth's second Historic and Cultural Landmark in 1980. In 1979, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places, and in 1980, it was certified as such by the state of Texas.

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  The Brown Estate of Lamar State College

  4205 W Park Ave, Orange, TX 77630, USA

  • Spaces for 9-300 Guests
  • 1 Mansion
  • 5 Historic Spaces
  • 9 Total Spaces

  The Brown Estate is a 20,000-square-foot, 14-room mansion set on 88 acres of pine and azalea grounds in Orange, Texas, complete with a lake, footbridges, and two outdoor fountains. Designed by Francis Warfield & Associates after the 1790s Linden of Natchez, the home was built for the Brown family between 1954 and 1956 and is now part of Lamar State College Orange. The estate's rooms include a glass-enclosed Solarium, formal dining rooms, a library, and conference rooms, together accommodating gatherings from small meetings up to a full-venue capacity of 300 guests. It hosts weddings, receptions, corporate meetings, banquets, and holiday events, with catering and event packages available. Surrounded by lawns used for outdoor ceremonies, the Brown Estate pairs its mid-century architecture and grounds with flexible indoor spaces for both formal and casual events.

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  Hacienda Del Lago

  14000 FM2769, Volente, TX 78641, USA

  • Spaces for 90-350 Guests
  • 1 Mansion
  • 1 Outdoor
  • 3 Total Spaces

  Moon Flower Hill is a 15-acre private estate above Lake Travis in Volente, Texas, about 30 minutes northwest of downtown Austin. The property is built around its ancient oak groves, with Luna Manor, the Pavilion, and the Veranda all sited beneath the canopy, alongside rolling lawns and a Lake Travis overlook. The estate hosts one event at a time, so a couple or planner books exclusive use of all 15 acres rather than sharing the grounds with another event. Luna Manor, a 6,000-square-foot mansion, seats 90 guests indoors, while the 3,600-square-foot Pavilion seats up to 250 and doubles as a rain-plan backup for outdoor ceremonies. The Veranda adds a covered, indoor-outdoor space anchored by a grand fireplace. Rental includes tables, chairs, on-site parking, day-of venue staff, and access to the Luna Room and Oak Room getting-ready suites for the wedding party. Moon Flower Hill runs its own in-house, fully licensed bar program, while couples bring their own caterer, florist, photographer, and other vendors of their choosing.

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  The Mansion

  2312 San Gabriel St, Austin, TX 78705, USA

  • Spaces for 144-300 Guests
  • 2 Mansions
  • 1 Ballroom
  • 2 Total Spaces

  The Mansion is a historic event venue and national landmark founded in 1931, showcasing stunning Georgian Revival architecture that exemplifies the South's charm. As the headquarters for the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs (TFWC), The Mansion is not only a beautiful setting for celebrations but also a space that supports philanthropic initiatives aimed at enhancing education, public affairs, and the arts. With over 11,000 square feet of versatile event space designed by renowned architect Henry Coke Knight, The Mansion has been the backdrop for countless memorable gatherings, including banquets, balls, weddings, and galas. Renowned as a premier wedding and events venue in Austin, The Mansion holds a special place in the hearts of those who celebrate life’s milestones within its walls. Couples can expect an enchanting setting that caters to various styles, from vintage charm to Great Gatsby glam, ensuring a timeless romance for their special day. For any occasion, The Mansion’s inviting and elegant spaces create an atmosphere that exudes sophistication and comfort. Whether you are planning a wedding, anniversary, or corporate event, The Mansion promises unforgettable experiences that leave a lasting impression on all who attend. Experience the magic of this storied venue and become part of its rich legacy today!

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  1859 Ashton Villa

  2328 Broadway Avenue J, Galveston, TX 77550, USA

  • Spaces for 200-250 Guests
  • 1 Mansion
  • 1 Ballroom
  • 1 Historic Space

  The 1859 Ashton Villa was the first of Galveston's great Broadway mansions, and today its elegantly restored interiors make a distinctive setting for weddings, receptions, and private celebrations. The Italianate residence anchors a piece of the island's architectural history while offering the practical amenities a modern event requires. At the heart of the villa is a spacious Grand Ballroom, added in the 1920s, which accommodates up to 250 guests standing or 200 seated with a dance floor. An elaborate chandelier and dramatic lighting set the tone, while a low stage, caterer's prep room, restroom facilities, and convenient parking support events of every kind. Rentals include ten contracted hours, giving hosts ample time to bring a celebration to life within one of Galveston's most storied homes.

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  Chateau Bellevue

  708 San Antonio St, Austin, TX 78701, USA

  • Spaces for 165-175 Guests
  • 2 Mansions
  • 1 Ballroom
  • 2 Total Spaces

  Chateau Bellevue is a Victorian-era mansion in downtown Austin, built in 1874 and expanded in 1892 under owner Major Ira Hobart Evans, a Union Army veteran and the youngest Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives. Its stained glass windows and intricate wooden detailing make it one of the last remaining examples of Victorian architecture in the city, and it holds both Texas Historic Landmark (1965) and City of Austin Historic Landmark (1974) status. The venue has been owned and operated by the Austin Woman's Club, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, since 1929. The mansion offers a sequence of spaces for weddings and private events, from the Grand Entryway Foyer with its stained glass and hand-carved woodwork to the Grand Ballroom, which seats up to 175 guests beneath hardwood flooring and a raised stage for a band or DJ. Outdoors, the brick Ceremony Courtyard seats up to 165 guests facing its magnolia tree, or up to 150 facing the Chateau itself, with an adjoining terrace suited to cocktail hour. Limestone entryways and balconies overlooking the downtown skyline offer additional backdrops for photography. The Grand Ballroom is ADA accessible via elevator and includes gray upholstered chairs, with a Chiavari chair upgrade available. Two private getting-ready rooms with separate entrances give wedding parties space to prepare before the ceremony.

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  The Spring Event Venue

  2600 Hitching Post Trail, Anna, TX 75409, USA

  • Spaces for 100-200 Guests
  • 1 Mansion
  • 1 Outdoor
  • 2 Total Spaces

  Whether you are envisioning a small wedding with your closest family and friends or a lavish reception to celebrate with everyone you know, THE SPRINGS Events in Weatherford has everything you need to make your dreams come true. Featuring a combination of the natural splendor of the Texas environment and a freshly created reception hall, Westwood Hall is the ideal venue for making your wedding fantasies come true. An inside reception hall with natural finish wood walls, as well as a stone outdoor ceremony location with a covered pavilion, are available at the venue. Parker Manor, located just west of Fort Worth, Texas, is a beautiful estate-style setting that you and your guests will never forget. When you arrive to Parker Manor, you'll be greeted with an amazing front porch, tall majestic columns, and a breathtakingly gorgeous fountain. There is a beautiful brick fireplace in the foyer area of Parker Manor, as well as a grand staircase that is both elegant and dramatic.

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  Castle on the Lake

  9110 US-79, Jacksonville, TX 75766, USA

  • Spaces for 300 Guests
  • 1 Mansion
  • 1 Historic Space
  • 1 Estate

  At the picturesque Castle on the Lake, turn your fairy tale thoughts into a wedding day reality. The 10,000-square-foot Castle is on 27 acres on the banks of Lake Jacksonville in East Texas' Piney Woods. The Castle on the Lake is a one-of-a-kind venue for indoor and outdoor weddings, parties, and other special events, with its flowing black walnut staircase, enormous turrets, Westminster Abby windows, and gargoyle waterspouts. Have your ceremony in front of a natural stone castle wall, under a 6 foot chandelier draped in a 12 foot archway, or in front of a large fireplace for a unique winter wedding background. Any photographer would be happy to photograph your one-of-a-kind wedding photographs in these spectacular surroundings. The terrace, which overlooks the lake, can comfortably seat 300 people and is a lovely backdrop for an outdoor reception. We provide full wedding packages that include almost everything you'll need for your dream wedding. We'll take care of all the details so you and your family can relax and enjoy your big day. We provide a variety of alternatives to make your wedding beautiful and your reception one to remember. Castle on the Lake is the most popular wedding destination in Texas and Louisiana. So, if you're looking for wedding venues in Tyler, Nacogdoches, Jacksonville, Lufkin, Dallas, Houston, Palestine, Shreveport, Monroe, or anywhere, we encourage you and your family to come see what makes the Castle on the Lake so special. The Castle on the Lake wedding venue is located on Lake Jacksonville in the Pineywoods of East Texas, just south of Tyler. Have your perfect wedding in a convenient location between Dallas, Houston, and Shreveport, with magnificent vistas and easy transport. Nacogdoches, Lufkin, Palestine, and Waco are all within driving distance of our wedding site.

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• The Caswell House

  1404 West Ave, Austin, TX 78701, USA

  • Spaces for 14-150 Guests
  • 2 Mansions
  • 2 Landmarks
  • 2 Total Spaces

  The Caswell House is a limestone mansion built circa 1899 in downtown Austin, one of three neighboring houses designed by architect A.O. Watson in a mix of Gothic, Chateauesque, and Renaissance styles. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated a Texas Historic Landmark, the house sits at the corner of 15th Street and West Avenue and is owned and operated by the Austin Junior Forum, a nonprofit whose rental proceeds fund community grants. The two-story house hosts weddings, receptions, luncheons, fundraisers, and recitals across its courtyard, balcony, and indoor spaces. A Steinway piano sits in the second-floor turret, and the balcony overlooks the Texas Capitol and downtown skyline. Two full kitchens connected by an elevator support flexible catering, with hosts free to bring their own caterer or choose from the venue's preferred list.

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