Indianapolis Wedding Venues

1. Eiteljorg Museum

The Eiteljorg Museum offers exceptional wedding spaces with plenty of flexibility, allowing you to create a celebration that perfectly matches your vision. Whether you dream of a romantic dance under the stars or an elegant indoor gathering, their versatile venues can accommodate your desires. With ample space for a dance floor, live entertainment, audiovisual setups, and customizable layouts, the space can transform into the wedding of your dreams. The venue can host up to 350 guests in its sophisticated indoor ballroom and charming outdoor garden space. Kahn’s Catering is the exclusive caterer for this venue.

Eiteljorg Museum, White River State Park, 500 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN, Phone: 317-275-1329

2. Conrad Indianapolis

The Conrad Indianapolis downtown is an elegant Hilton Hotel with art centric amenities and a luxurious spa, perfect for pre-wedding beauty treatments and massages. With 15,000 square feet of refined event space, couples can choose from the signature Vienna Ballroom, which seats up to 360 guests for a plated dinner reception, the seven-story glass enclosed Artsgarden, the more intimate Long-Sharp Gallery, which seats 60, or one of twelve other event spaces at the hotel.

The Vienna Ballroom can also be rented in part for weddings ranging from 50 to 120 guests. Conrad wedding specialists and the culinary team work to create the perfect wedding, from rehearsal dinner to day-after brunch.

Conrad Indianapolis, 50 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN, Phone: 317-713-5000, Facebook

3. Fountain Square Theater

Fountain Square Theater first opened in 1925 as a vaudeville theater with a 40-foot domed ceiling strewn with twinkling stars. The space is fully renovated, retaining many of the original architectural details, particularly on the mezzanine level, and gives the illusion of an outdoor European village. The theater’s main level, which features a large stage, can host 200 wedding ceremony guests. The mezzanine opens for a cocktail hour while the main level is being reset for dinner. Dinner seating accommodates 150 to 350 guests, depending upon whether a dance floor is required. This venue would work well for vintage weddings.

Fountain Square Theater, 1111 Prospect Street, Indianapolis, IN, Phone: 317-686-6010

4. Indiana Landmarks Campus

Indiana Landmarks Campus is the ideal wedding venue for the couple hosting a traditional or vintage-themed wedding. The Grand Hall, built in 1891, is nothing less than awe-inspiring with gilded walls, an ornate domed ceiling and chandelier, and a stage with a stunning pipe organ and Steinway grand piano. Large stained-glass windows and a wraparound balcony provide an exquisite backdrop for wedding photos. Receptions can be held next door in the 1900 Cook Theater. It features a richly intricate wood space from the floor to the soaring ceiling with the original chandelier and a wraparound mezzanine. The Grand Hall seats 450 guests, while the Cook Theater accommodates 350.

Indiana Landmarks Campus, 1201 Central Avenue, Indianapolis, IN, Phone: 317-639-4534

5. Indiana Roof Ballroom

The Indiana Roof Ballroom is the stuff wedding dreams are made of. Couples hosting an evening wedding will want this venue on their short list. The ballroom’s architecture replicates a European village with a second-floor balcony that encircles the room.

The 30-foot-high ceiling is a domed night sky, complete with a moon and twinkling stars that provides the illusion of an outdoor wedding. The 15,700-square-foot oval space includes a bar and cocktail area with an ornate Italian bar; flexible main floor banquet, dance floor, and stage area; promenade, and balcony. Couples can choose from four sumptuous wedding menus.

Indiana Roof Ballroom, 140 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN, Phone: 317-236-1870