When you're planning your wedding, you want your ceremony
to be memorable and stand out. Get inspired by these unique
venues to plan your big day!
Butterfly Pavilion
Some people incorporate butterflies into their ceremony by releasing several at the conclusion of the ceremony, but why not have
them involved in your entire day? A butterfly pavilion is a
beautiful and fun option as you explore offbeat wedding venues.
Zoology
For the animal loving bride, your local zoo is a great venue
for your wedding ceremony. Incorporate a guided tour for your
guests while you and your bridal party go off to take pictures.
Library
Carrie Bradshaw almost married Mr. Big in the New York
City Public Library, and choosing a beautiful library
near you is the most perfect of offbeat wedding
venue for a quirky bride!
Historical Home
Want to plan your big day in a place with a lot of history?
Why not try a home with a lot of history? Choose the former home
of a famous statesman or author for your special occasion.
Most of these venues will close completely for your big day,
allowing you and your guests a one-on-one time
with the location's history!
Independent Bookstores
Great for all who love books, but don't think you can swing renting
an entire library, why not try your favorite bookstore?
These stores are usually adorable, intimate, and have a lovely
vibe for a couple wanting a unique ceremony.
Hot Air Balloon Festival
Love hot air balloons, but are afraid of heights?
Marrying the love of your life at a hot air balloon festival
is the perfect way to incorporate the whimsy of a hot air
balloon as a beautiful backdrop.
Cave Wedding
This has got to be the most offbeat of the offbeat wedding venues
yet. But, finding a cave filled with beautiful rock structures,
stalactites, and stalagmites is a wonderful way to wow them all
with your unique ceremony. Get married in an actual cave!
Ruins
Are you a history buff, but you don't feel like refurbished buildings
is your style, why not get married in front of or in the ruins
of a beautiful old building? They can be a bit tougher to spot if
you're stateside, but worth the hunt!
to be memorable and stand out. Get inspired by these unique
venues to plan your big day!
Butterfly Pavilion
Some people incorporate butterflies into their ceremony by releasing several at the conclusion of the ceremony, but why not have
them involved in your entire day? A butterfly pavilion is a
beautiful and fun option as you explore offbeat wedding venues.
Zoology
For the animal loving bride, your local zoo is a great venue
for your wedding ceremony. Incorporate a guided tour for your
guests while you and your bridal party go off to take pictures.
Library
Carrie Bradshaw almost married Mr. Big in the New York
City Public Library, and choosing a beautiful library
near you is the most perfect of offbeat wedding
venue for a quirky bride!
Historical Home
Want to plan your big day in a place with a lot of history?
Why not try a home with a lot of history? Choose the former home
of a famous statesman or author for your special occasion.
Most of these venues will close completely for your big day,
allowing you and your guests a one-on-one time
with the location's history!
Independent Bookstores
Great for all who love books, but don't think you can swing renting
an entire library, why not try your favorite bookstore?
These stores are usually adorable, intimate, and have a lovely
vibe for a couple wanting a unique ceremony.
Hot Air Balloon Festival
Love hot air balloons, but are afraid of heights?
Marrying the love of your life at a hot air balloon festival
is the perfect way to incorporate the whimsy of a hot air
balloon as a beautiful backdrop.
Cave Wedding
This has got to be the most offbeat of the offbeat wedding venues
yet. But, finding a cave filled with beautiful rock structures,
stalactites, and stalagmites is a wonderful way to wow them all
with your unique ceremony. Get married in an actual cave!
Ruins
Are you a history buff, but you don't feel like refurbished buildings
is your style, why not get married in front of or in the ruins
of a beautiful old building? They can be a bit tougher to spot if
you're stateside, but worth the hunt!
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