Uniquely situated on the shores of White Bear Lake and northeast of the Twin Cities, White Bear Yacht Club will leave a lasting impression on you and all your guests. The backdrops are breathtaking, with panoramic views of the lake and Manitou Island, manicured gardens and sprawling lawns, and sunset scenes from the dock. Accommodating up to 175 guests, the clubhouse features multiple venue options, lots of natural light, a stunning grand staircase and an intimate and inviting atmosphere.

Kellerman's Event Center is a historic wedding venue located in White Bear Lake, Minnesota. Originally built in 1907, the rustic, industrial event center will create a magical setting for your special day. Facilities and Capacity The ballroom at Kellerman's Event Center is pet-friendly and can host up to 270 seated guests. Its original grand staircase leads into the main entrance of the ballroom. The elegant and charming venue has many stand-out features including 17-foot exposed wood ceilings, hardwood floors, elegant cafe lights, stunning archways, and handcrafted European storefronts. A cozy lounge and bar area, beautifully landscaped garden courtyard, and deck overlooking the city. They offer private suites with a range of items, including a lighted makeup counter and private bathroom, a pool table and plenty of seating. Services Offered Kellerman's Event Center has a number of services to offer. Their event coordinators will assist you with all your wedding planning needs.

Your wedding day is an investment of your love, time, energy, and finances - and these are things we do not take lightly at The Charleston Event Center. Each couple that says "yes" to hosting their wedding with us enters into a partnership, and we honor that relationship. Our goal is to walk with you as you plan and be there with you when your big day finally arrives. We cannot wait to see your unique vision come to life!

The Lowell Inn, located in the heart of historic downtown Stillwater, MN is just steps from unique shopping, attractions and the scenic St. Croix River. Established in 1927 and on the National Historic Register, the Lowell Inn offers 23 beautifully restored, private romantic guest rooms featuring today’s amenities, and 12 contemporary rooms in the new annex. The Lowell Inn also features a banquet hall as well as event rooms for smaller events.

The Grand Banquet Hall is located just a couple blocks from the St. Croix River in historic downtown Stillwater, MN! Originally a part of the logging days that Stillwater was established for. Our ballroom features beautiful stained glass décor, space for up to 350 guests, a generous dance floor and a long stunning antique bar.

The Water Street Inn, located in the heart of Downtown Stillwater, is one of the best Stillwater, MN wedding venues for your upcoming ceremony and reception. Our historic luxury Inn—a beautiful Victorian-era hotel—is a grand space for your event. Constructed in the 1890s, the elegant fixtures and furniture invite one back to the grandeur of the period, dazzling your wedding guests with exquisite architecture and magnificent rooms. You’ll also take in one of the most stunning, panoramic views in all of Stillwater from our luxury hotel, just another reason why we’re one of the best choices of Stillwater wedding venues. The bright, sparkling waters of the St. Croix River, the rolling verdant hills, and the historic Stillwater Lift Bridge. We’re also within walking distance to all of the best things to do in Stillwater MN, from elegant dining and casual breweries, charming local shops, and outdoor adventures.

For centuries, the beauty and natural treasures of the St. Croix Valley have drawn people to the area which is now Stillwater. The first to call this area home were the Sioux and Chippewa Nations. Later, the first traders and trappers in Minnesota Territory settled here. By the mid 1880’s, railroading and river activity helped build the community into a bustling town of 13,000 people. Stillwater became the trade center for miners and trappers to the North, and farmers and lumbermen to the West. The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad eventually saw a need for a freight depot. In 1979, the historical significance of the building was recognized and the Freight House became the first building in Stillwater to be placed on the National Registry of Historic Places.