Top Wexford Venues

• Spaces for 200-250 Guests

The Edgewood Club, a hundred plus years of romance with pops of classic and bohemian chic offers a timeless backdrop to celebrate your love. Preserved in the hamlet of Edgewood, minutes from downtown Pittsburgh, our wedding venue has the convenience of an urban location with the benefits of a rural setting. A wedding is one of the biggest, most exciting and magical events of a lifetime, so the choice of who will create the magic is very personal and vital to get right. Whether you prefer an intimate ceremony in the Club living room or a black-tie affair in the Ballroom, our venue can be as casual or formal as you desire. Our team of professionals are dedicated to combining the perfect elements to create the day of your dreams.

• Spaces for 40-700 Guests
• 8 Hotels
• 1 Ballroom
• 7 Meeting Spaces

• Spaces for 125-150 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Meeting Space

Tucked into the rolling hills near Pittsburgh, Diamond Run Golf Club offers a blend of natural beauty and refined comfort. Designed by golf legend Gary Player, the course provides stunning views and exceptional play. The elegant clubhouse features flexible event spaces that accommodate weddings, banquets, and business gatherings, all enhanced by attentive service and modern amenities.

• Spaces for 20-500 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces

Fun Fore All Family Fun Park in Cranberry Township is a family entertainment center built around duckpin bowling, a full arcade, and dining, alongside outdoor attractions like go-karts, bumper cars, miniature golf, and batting cages. The mix of activities under one roof makes it a flexible pick for planners looking for a low-effort, high-energy gathering spot. For groups and private events, the park offers a dedicated Duckpin Bowling Private Suite that seats up to 20 guests across two lanes with multiple TVs, suited to smaller birthday parties or casual meetings. Larger groups can book the Duckpin Bowling Private Lanes, which reserves all eight lanes along with two hours of video game access for up to 150 guests. A general meeting space is also available for rental with optional audio/visual setup, and can be booked without requiring food or attraction packages. Birthday parties come with a dedicated party host, and catering add-ons include cakes, wing and tender platters, and snack trays. The park also runs a FUNdraisers program for group and charitable outings.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

The Hampton Event Center has hosted weddings, anniversaries, showers, and other special occasions in the Pittsburgh area since 1992. Located on Route 8 in Hampton Township, the facility accommodates 50 to 350 guests across its banquet spaces, giving planners room to scale from intimate gatherings to large receptions. The venue has been recognized with Tribune Review Readers' Choice Gold Awards for 17 consecutive years and Knot Best of Weddings honors. Wedding packages include full use of the facility, an open bar, a catering menu of hors d'oeuvres and entrees, a wedding cake, centerpieces, linens, an elevated bridal table, and a champagne toast, with setup and cleanup handled by the venue's staff. Business meetings can be arranged for up to 300 guests, or up to 70 in a classroom-style layout, with a podium, microphones, and projection screens available. The Hampton Event Center also hosts anniversaries, bridal and baby showers, sports banquets, reunions, holiday parties, and funeral luncheons, each with its own package of catering, decor, and service details, and offers in-house DJ services for events that call for one.

• Spaces for 75-300 Guests
• 4 Museums
• 1 Outdoor
• 4 Total Spaces

Old Economy Village is a historic site in Ambridge, Pennsylvania, that preserves the legacy of the Harmony Society, a 19th-century religious community founded by George Rapp. Its centerpiece is a two-acre garden established in 1824, laid out in a formal style inspired by German monastery grounds and palace courtyards Rapp encountered before emigrating from Germany, and still planted with vineyards, heirloom vegetables, roses, and other perennial flowering ornamentals along stone pathways and a stone pavilion. The village opens several of its historic buildings and grounds for private events, including weddings, galas, fundraisers, birthday parties, corporate meetings, and photography sessions. The George Rapp Garden hosts garden ceremonies from mid-April through mid-October, while the Feast Hall, a communal dining and music space built in 1827 on the second floor of the Natural History Museum building, and the first floor of the five-story Granary barn offer indoor options for receptions and gatherings of varying sizes. A modern Visitor Center classroom rounds out the venue's spaces for smaller meetings and events. Old Economy Village is administered by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission in partnership with the Friends of Old Economy Village.

• Spaces for 200-800 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 1 Theater
• 2 Total Spaces

Housed in a beautifully repurposed 18th-century Catholic church in Millvale, Pennsylvania, Mr. Smalls Theatre is Pittsburgh's premier music venue and the anchor of the Millvale entertainment hub. The main Theatre space holds up to 800 guests beneath 40-foot ceilings, with marble floors, custom acoustic reinforcements, and a 25x26x3 stage that make it equally suited to concerts, weddings, corporate gatherings, and private parties. For weddings, the venue offers a ceremony space, cocktail area, and reception room, along with a bridal suite and groom's den, an outdoor courtyard, and multiple bars. Mr. Smalls' staff can plan events down to the details, and catering is handled in-house by the chefs of The Funhouse Restaurant, with custom menus available. Upstairs, The Funhouse offers a more intimate setting with a full bar and space for 200 patrons, suited to smaller showcases and private events alike.

• Spaces for 30-10,000 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 4 Outdoor Spaces
• 9 Total Spaces

Founded in 1898 in Pittsburgh's Highland Park, the Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium is one of only six major zoo and aquarium combinations in the United States, home to more than 8,000 animals representing over 600 species. The zoo's AquaZoo, opened in 1967, was the first public aquarium in Pennsylvania and remains a defining feature of the grounds today, with exhibits including sharks, stingrays, jellyfish, and polar bears. For weddings and private events, the zoo offers several distinct settings among its animal habitats. The PPG Aquarium hosts up to 200 seated guests or 500 for a cocktail-style reception, surrounded by sharks, stingrays, jellyfish, and penguins, with views into the polar bears' outdoor exhibit from the lower patio. Water's Edge is a subterranean event space offering underwater views of polar bears, sea otters, and sand-tiger sharks. The 7,200-square-foot Garden Tent, set among the botanical gardens, accommodates up to 300 guests for a wedding ceremony and reception. Every private event rental includes planning support from an onsite events team, along with full setup and teardown, tables and chairs, linens, silverware, glassware, and china. An exclusive onsite caterer works with hosts to customize menus and design tablescapes to match their event.

• Spaces for 500-2,000 Guests
• 2 Hotels
• 2 Ballrooms

Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown sits where the city's soaring skyscrapers meet its famous three rivers, within walking distance of Point State Park, PNC Park, PPG Paints Arena, and the Cultural District. The hotel offers 712 guest rooms and suites, many with panoramic views of the rivers and downtown skyline, along with an indoor pool overlooking the city and a 24-hour fitness center. For events, the hotel provides 35 event rooms and more than 60,000 square feet of space, anchored by the Grand Ballroom and King's Garden Ballroom, both known for their river views and flexibility for weddings, galas, and meetings alike. Two on-site lounges, including the 3 Rivers Lounge inside the hotel's 3 Rivers Restaurant, offer a spot for pre-event cocktails or a post-wedding nightcap. The restaurant itself serves a "Classic Pittsburgh" menu of local favorites with a modern American spin. Event planning support extends to full audio-visual capabilities, complimentary WiFi, and portable dance floors and stages, making the hotel a longtime host for both corporate meetings and downtown Pittsburgh weddings.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 1 Event Space

Olive or Twist is a martini bar and event center in Pittsburgh's Cultural District, serving classic martinis, craft cocktails, wine, beer, and a scratch kitchen menu with a Pittsburgh twist. Founded in 2001, it sits near the Benedum Center, Heinz Hall, and The Byham Theatre, with parking garages next door — a natural stop before a show, a game, or a night out downtown. Upstairs, the venue's Lounge & VIP Room can hold up to 200 guests, giving planners an elegant, stylish setting for wedding receptions, holiday parties, business meetings, rehearsal dinners, cocktail parties, and mixers. The space draws on the same cocktail and dining program that anchors the bar downstairs, along with live music that's part of the regular Olive or Twist experience.

• Spaces for 150-350 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 2 Event Spaces
• 1 Waterfront

Riverside Landings Event Center sits along the Allegheny River in Oakmont, Pennsylvania, offering two distinct halls for weddings, receptions, and other celebrations. The Grand Ballroom is an elegant space with chandeliers, a full bar, and an expansive dance floor, accommodating 100 to 350 guests for large-scale events. The Riverside Landings hall offers a more intimate setting for 50 to 150 guests, with a wrap-around bar, dance floor, and an outdoor porch that overlooks the river year-round. Both halls include a large parking lot and are fully accessible, and the Grand Ballroom adds a private bridal suite for wedding parties. The venue works with a roster of caterers to handle food and beverage for events held in either hall.

• Spaces for 1,000 Guests

Highmark Stadium is the new home of the Buffalo Bills, under construction in Orchard Park, New York, with substantial completion targeted for summer 2026 and the venue expected to host all 2026 Bills home games. Designed with architecture firm Populous in collaboration with Legends, the stadium's exterior draws on Buffalo's historical architecture while presenting a modern appearance, and the grounds include a natural grass field and seven sensory rooms for accessibility. For private events, the stadium offers 15 rentable spaces suited to gatherings from boardroom meetings to celebrations of 25 to 700-plus guests. The largest of these is the M&T Bank Lounge, a 365-day event and meeting space designed as a communal gathering spot for suite guests and Founders Club members on gamedays, and available for private rental the rest of the year. Catering across the stadium's event spaces is handled by Delaware North, the Bills' exclusive catering partner, with food and beverage service in the M&T Bank Lounge featuring rotating shareable plates, cocktails, and beer and wine selections served on china, glassware, and silver.

• Spaces for 325 Guests

For over 50 years, Gateway Clipper Fleet has sailed Pittsburgh's Three Rivers, beginning in 1958 when the original Gateway Clipper became the city's first official sightseeing boat. The fleet has since grown to five vessels and ranks among Pittsburgh's most-visited attractions, offering sightseeing, dining, and private-event cruises departing from Station Square in downtown Pittsburgh. For weddings and private events, the fleet's riverboats provide indoor and outdoor spaces with panoramic views of the downtown Pittsburgh skyline and separate areas for ceremonies, cocktails, and receptions. Climate-controlled decks allow for year-round events, and cruises can accommodate anywhere from 50 to 300-plus guests. Each event is supported by onboard catering and bar service, AV equipment, customizable event layouts, and a dedicated event planning team, giving couples and event hosts a distinctive alternative to a traditional banquet hall.

• Spaces for 20-1,000 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Outdoor
• 4 Total Spaces

Set on 37 wooded acres in Harmar Township near Cheswick, Pennsylvania, the Pittsburgh Shrine Center opened its current facility in October 1994, replacing the original Syria Mosque that had served Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood since 1916. The 40,000-square-foot building carries architectural touches from that history, including a sphinx statue that greets guests along the entrance drive. The venue's Grand Ballroom spans 11,500 square feet and seats up to 700 guests around a sunken wooden dance floor, with a 61-by-32-foot stage suited to bands, ceremonies, or presentations. The room can also be divided into as many as five smaller configurations for meetings or events of a more intimate scale. Outdoors, the Picnic Pavilion sits across 5.5 acres of grounds with a volleyball court, horseshoe pits, and a children's play area, backed by a full commercial kitchen for catered gatherings. The Pittsburgh Shrine Center has hosted more than 500 weddings since 1994, alongside banquets, business meetings, and community events. Free onsite parking for more than 500 vehicles and ADA-accessible entrances support events of any size.

• Spaces for 12-300 Guests
• 2 Restaurants
• 2 Ballrooms
• 11 Total Spaces

The University Club has been part of the University of Pittsburgh's Oakland campus since 1923, when the club — founded downtown in 1890 — relocated into its current limestone building, part of the Schenley Farms National Historic District. Today the eight-story clubhouse operates as the campus's dedicated wedding and event venue, welcoming up to 180 guests. Ballroom A and Ballroom B anchor the venue, both furnished with imported crystal chandeliers, stone columns, and vaulted ceilings; Ballroom B, the larger of the two, hosts weddings, receptions, and conferences, while Ballroom A suits ceremonies, presentations, and smaller sit-down events. In warmer months, the fourth-floor Rooftop Terrace opens for cocktail hours and receptions with views of the Cathedral of Learning, and a vintage library and gold-curtained Gold Room provide additional spaces for bridal party preparation or smaller gatherings. As the exclusive wedding reception venue on Pitt's Oakland campus, the University Club maintains a partnership with Heinz Chapel: couples who marry at the Chapel and book their reception at the University Club have their ceremony fee waived. Wedding packages include house tables, chairs, and linens, a 16x16 dance floor, reserved parking, on-site catering, and a venue coordinator, all managed by the University of Pittsburgh's Conference Services team.

• Spaces for 250 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Country Club

Founded by Henry and William Fownes, Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pennsylvania has built its identity around championship golf tradition, having hosted multiple USGA Championships over the club's history. That same setting doubles as the backdrop for the club's private events, from small business luncheons to weddings of up to 250 guests. For private functions, Oakmont Country Club offers several elegant rooms suited to different types and sizes of gatherings. The club's experienced staff works closely with each sponsoring member to personalize an event, customizing menus, linens, floral arrangements, music, and entertainment for weddings, celebrations, and corporate affairs. As a private club, all functions require the sponsorship of a member in good standing, and the club's Director of Catering and Private Events oversees planning for each event.

• Spaces for 500 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Event Space

Futules' Harmar House is a banquet facility in Cheswick, Pennsylvania, led by Executive Chef and Co-Owner Nicholas W. Futules. The venue hosts weddings, bridal and baby showers, sports banquets, anniversaries, graduations, retirement dinners, funeral luncheons, class reunions, company holiday parties, trade shows, weekday business meetings, and fundraising and political events, with floor plans that scale from as few as 50 guests up to 500. A range of pre-set floor plans, from 144 up to 400 seats, gives planners flexibility in laying out tables for a given group size, including configurations with a designated DJ area or a separate back room. After a wedding reception, guests can move to Futules' Lower Lounge to continue the celebration. The kitchen offers an extensive menu lineup for events, including grand and special-event buffets, a sit-down dinner menu, a sports banquet menu, a showers and memorial luncheon menu, a Lenten menu, and bar packages that can be customized to fit a couple's budget. The venue also runs winter wedding specials in January, February, March, and before Easter, along with Friday and Sunday discount pricing, and extends wedding packages an hour past the bar's closing time.

• Spaces for 200-350 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Garden

Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens is a historic Victorian glasshouse and botanical garden in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood, set on 15 acres within Schenley Park. Established in 1893, the conservatory encompasses a 14-room glasshouse and 23 distinct gardens, giving planners a single site that pairs formal indoor display rooms with open-air garden settings. Ceremonies and receptions can be held together in one location. The estate-style Outdoor Garden, a classic four-tiered garden, accommodates up to 200 seated guests under seasonal tents with a dance floor, with room for up to 250 with additional rentals. The Broderie Room, a French garden evocative of Louis XIV-era chateau landscaping, offers a more intimate setting for ceremonies, private dinners, proposals, and photo sessions. The Special Events Hall pairs floor-to-ceiling glass walls overlooking the Tropical Forest and Oakland skyline with state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment, and the 12,000-square-foot Tropical Forest Conservatory — featuring a meandering path, treetop lookout, waterfalls, and fish pond — suits corporate networking events and social mixers. The full conservatory, all 14 glasshouse rooms, can also be booked for retreats, receptions, and galas. On-site dining is available through Café Phipps, and the conservatory's planning guide reflects its ongoing commitment to sustainable, "green" event practices.

• Spaces for 12-200 Guests
• 4 Hotels
• 1 Outdoor
• 4 Total Spaces

The Terrace at Hyatt House South Side is a waterfront event venue set along Pittsburgh's Monongahela River, offering an outdoor setting for weddings, receptions, and corporate gatherings. The 6,000-square-foot tented terrace serves as an open, adaptable "blank canvas" — its subtle decor is designed to be tailored to each couple's personal style rather than compete with it. The venue's largest space, the tent itself, spans 40 by 60 feet and accommodates up to 150 guests for a ceremony and reception, or 165 for a reception-only event. Beyond the terrace, the property offers additional indoor spaces, including a boardroom and gathering rooms suited to board meetings, corporate trainings, and smaller conferences. On-site event planners coordinate every detail, from audio-visual needs and catering to room blocks and special requests, and weddings booked at the venue include a complimentary room night and champagne for the couple.

• Spaces for 100-300 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces
• 2 Mansions
• 2 Total Spaces

Springwood Manor is a renovated century-old stone estate set on wooded hills just outside Pittsburgh in Verona, Pennsylvania. The property began as a farmhouse built around 1870 and was later home to horticulturist Herbert Hoechstetter, whose landscaping business shaped the grounds and whose additions—a sandstone facade, cherry wood paneling, and a fireplace mantle built from an old barn's support beams—still define the house today. A three-year renovation transformed the property into the event venue it is now, framed by Japanese larch, maples, pin oak, chestnut, holly, copper beech, and bamboo. The Manor hosts indoor and outdoor wedding ceremonies, receptions, and corporate events for up to 270 guests. Ceremony sites include Garden Square, with its pergola and separate entrances for the bridal party; the Stone Patio; the Gazebo nestled among the trees; and the Glass Atrium, used for winter ceremonies. The vaulted-ceiling Pavilion, with its scissor trusses and chandeliers, serves as both a reception space for music and dancing and the venue's rain plan. A wooden, three-tier rear deck wraps the back of the stone house and connects to the surrounding grounds. Receptions include an on-site event manager, in-house chef and wait staff, full catering, and access to the entire facility—Manor House, Atrium, Pavilion, Rear Deck, and grounds—with no facility fee for events of 100 or more guests. The same grounds and structures also host business meetings, corporate retreats, and holiday parties.