Located in the heart of downtown St. Louis, MO, Anheuser-Busch Biergarten is a brewery wedding venue available to host your celebrations. From the ceremony to the reception, the venue's team works with couples to design an event as magical as they are. Anheuser-Busch Biergarten has indoor and outdoor spaces to accommodate all event types. The German-inspired Biergarten provides a relaxing atmosphere to dine and socialize after exchanging vows. The urban style outdoor Biergarten has a updated tented roof and heating equipment to keep loved ones cozy and comfortable no matter the weather. The Outdoor Biergarten can hold up to 280 guests. Anheuser-Busch Biergarten has everything a couple might need for the special occasion. Our in house wedding coordinator handles the day of coordinating as well as additional vendor requests. Bar and catering services are provided, with staff on hand to serve and clean throughout the day. We are your one stop shop!

At WOW Event Center we believe our guests should have the opportunity to experience the historic charm of Alton’s Riverfront District. Our venue is housed in a series of buildings dating back to the 1880’s. These buildings contain rustic elements with a chic industrial ambiance featuring exposed brick, hardwood floors, a pallet wall and visible rafters. Events that take place during the day are complemented by the beautiful view of the world-renowned Clark Bridge and the glistening Mississippi River. At night, the lights of Alton’s famed bridge create a spectacular backdrop for the evening’s activities. These design features have made us one of the most unique venues in the Midwest.

Construction on the Lake Springfield Postal Club began in the early 1940s. Post office employees donated over 50,000 hours on weekends, evenings and days off to complete the building. A team of horses and a sliding bucket were used to dig out the basement. The Postal Club officially opened in 1948. The total construction cost was approximately $15,000. In 2005, there were only two of the original Postal Club members left. In 2000 the Postal Club merged with the Springfield Firefighters Local 37. In 2001 the firefighters burned down the original Postal Club to make way for a new building. The new club was completed in 2002. The total construction cost was $3.6 million. The clubhouse is surrounded by 5 acres of woods, with boathouses, docks, beaches, parking lot, sidewalks, bandstand, and much more.