The Mason Dallas

In Dallas, Texas, The Mason Dallas is a historic wedding location. This old structure exudes elegant grandeur and Old World grace, making it an ideal setting for creating wedding memories or hosting a unique corporate or social event. Its elegant ballroom may be tailored to your specific preferences and is sure to leave a memorable impression on those who attend. This structure was originally built in 1920 as a temple for the local Masonic lodge. Local architect Herbert M. Greene, who was well-known for his contributions to Dallas and Austin, designed it. Before the chapter moved, the Oak Cliff Masonic Lodge #705 was used as a meeting site for nearly 80 years. It has now been renovated and made into a sophisticated event facility. This building features a total of 10,000 square feet of usable space for weddings, with event rooms spread across two floors. High wainscoting and beautiful, dark hardwood flooring are among the intricate details seen throughout the facility. Above the ballroom, gleaming chandeliers hang from the ceiling, and a big stone hearth serves as the centerpiece. Whether your gathering is small or huge, you can hold your ceremony and celebration here. It can seat up to 300 people for a cocktail function or 200 people for banquet seating. The Mason Dallas only hosts one event each day, ensuring that your wedding receives the personal attention it deserves. A venue manager will be on hand to oversee the day's activities and ensure that everything runs well. They also have a pleasant door concierge to greet your visitors and a valet service for your convenience. They set up tables and chairs for your event and let you pick your own suppliers. The wedding party can utilize the on-site dressing room to get ready before the event. It's also a beautiful backdrop for pre-wedding photoshoots and for relaxing in between the ceremony and reception.