Located in Bellevue, Nebraska, Falconwood Park is an indoor and outdoor event venue with 26 acres of land. Perfect for weddings and other occasions, this destination is a haven of greenery and recreation. There are several activities that guests can take part in at the property. These include badminton, sand volleyball, fire pits, and horseshoes. This combined with the 6,000 square foot lodge creates the perfect event gathering spot.

Important moments in life call for memorable settings. Lauritzen Gardens offers a variety of stunning indoor facilities and ever-changing outdoor settings that celebrate the brilliance and elegance of nature and combine to create an incredibly vivid experience. Our beautiful gardens and rooms are available for weddings, receptions, cocktail hours, engagement/prenuptial dinners, rehearsal dinners, and bridal showers, ranging from the intimate to the elaborate. Choose the perfect space or combination of spaces for your utterly unforgettable event. Abraham Catering is our exclusive caterer and offers inspired menu selections for your food and beverage needs. Don't need a venue? Lush, romantic backdrops for engagement and wedding photography may be found throughout the garden. Sessions can be done during regular business hours, or private sessions may be booked after hours for $125.

Designed as a blank canvas, to create the wedding of your dreams. Your Day, Your Vision, Your Way. At The Fountains Ballroom, we are dedicated to designing an entire wedding experience. What inspires you? In the end, it comes down to you and what you want as a couple. In addition to providing an unique and beautiful setting to say “I do…", our services are combined to create your own wedding day.

An early 20th century industrial granary building turned 21st century modern luxury event space. We personally craft a luxury experience that celebrates life and the joy of entertaining. Venues At The Granary is an event venue open to weddings, private events, and corporate parties. The venues feature unique architectural elements that merge the past with present and historic with modern, making it an unparalleled backdrop for your event.

Built in downtown Omaha in 1920 at the corner of 19th and Jackson Streets, Founders One • Nine is on the National Register of Historic Places. Its name is derived from the corner it resides on. History says that Jackson Street was named in honor of James A. Jackson. Jackson, one of Omaha’s original town site founders and founder of Omaha’s first department store, Tootle and Jackson. The mid-century modern building was formerly the Roy A. Ralph Printing and Lithograph Co. as well as Fisher Fixture Company and has been reimagined as Founders One • Nine, Omaha’s newest urban chic event space.

Welcome to the Magnolia Hotel, Omaha’s hidden gem, where timeless elegance meets modern luxury. Established in 1924 and lovingly restored, our boutique hotel offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that will make you and your guests feel right at home. Weddings are our specialty! As a full-service venue, we provide everything you need to make your special day flawless. From exquisite catering and attentive service staff to all the essentials like tables, chairs, linens, place settings, and more, we help make wedding planning a breeze! Treat your bridal party to a unique experience with our special rates on luxurious suites. Choose from four distinct suite options, ranging from 450 to 1,200 square feet - an unparalleled offering in Omaha! In addition to our historic brick Courtyard and elegant Ballroom, we offer versatile event spaces for your rehearsal dinner, welcome party, and farewell brunch. Enjoy a seamless wedding weekend at the Magnolia Hotel!

Transport your guests to an oasis of opulence right in the heart of the city. A luxurious venue crowned with glamorous chandeliers and antique furniture. The Empire Room accommodates corporate and social events for up to 500 cocktail style or 350 seated guests. Enjoy our fully stocked bar, grand entrance stairway, working fireplace, and spacious patio overlooking Turner Park’s holiday lights.