Dreaming of a beautiful, intimate wedding full of sophisticated charm and romance? The Gaston is that unique Texas wedding venue you’ve been looking for — an immaculately designed space to wow guests while making them feel at home. The Gaston is a rare Dallas gem where historic character meets edgy, elegant design. Our Speakeasy Lounge, sunroom, and indoor gathering spaces will wow guests with bespoke furnishings and lovely attention to detail, while our outdoor Garden transforms into a gorgeous space for ceremony, celebrations, and dancing. It’s our goal to make your day as beautiful as you and your partner’s future together. Please email us directly for inquiry dates and information!

The Dallas Woman’s Forum, Alexander Mansion has long been a Dallas favorite for weddings and receptions. The stately mansion at 4607 Ross Avenue is one of the very few architecturally authentic buildings remaining in our city. Originally built in 1904 by Charles H. Alexander at a cost of $125,000.00, this dignified home is exceptionally well-proportioned of English-inspired architecture with a neoclassical influence.

Built by the State of Texas for the 1936 Centennial Exposition, the Hall of State is the crown jewel of Fair Park and has hosted events honoring presidents, royalty, heads of state, and other dignitaries for over seventy years. Located just minutes from downtown Dallas, the Hall of State can be rented for private functions ranging from corporate dinners or meetings to weddings or gala social events.

Located in Deep Ellum at Hickory Street and Second Avenue, this complex of buildings was originally a 1921 Gulf Oil Company distribution center. It served North Texas with automobile maintenance facilities and storage. The seven buildings, including an office, pumphouse, service building, and a two-story warehouse with a basement, retain their original character. Notable features include the "Gulf Oil Corporation" ghost sign and ceramic capped parapets. Gulf Oil moved in the late 1950s, and the site housed various businesses until Gary Kaelson purchased it in 1997. Today, it's a thriving creative community with many small businesses.

Bright open space in the Dallas Historic District. Could be decorated many different way to accommodate any style. Suitable for all event types. Small patio with 2 tables and 4 chairs. Plenty of parking spaces.

The Meadows Museum offers elegant spaces for individuals and groups wishing to host special events. Museum members along with SMU organizations and other non-profit groups are invited to book space in the museum for their events. Whether you want a rehearsal dinner or reception in the uniquely oval-shaped Gene and Jerry Jones Great Hall, the Museum provides striking and sophisticated settings for events of all kinds. The intimate Algur H. Meadows Founder’s Room is an available space that is conducive to small board meetings, private dinners, and receptions. For panel discussions, film screenings, and lectures, there is the Bob and Jean Smith Auditorium, which is equipped with the latest audio-visual technology.

Vouv Event Space in Dallas is a brand new meeting and event space like no other. A warm and inviting, contemporary event space offering flexible layouts with multiple room options. The rich tones of the interior rooms welcome your guests and the superior layout of the space makes it not only functional but magnificently spacious in its grandeur. The expansive lobby and main ballroom may be used alone or in combination with the other rooms available at the facility. This is the most amazing Dallas event venue you will find.