Nestled on 40 acres of tranquil countryside in Guthrie, Oklahoma, Hudson Springs offers the perfect setting for your special day. With stunning scenery, pet-friendly areas, and a variety of event spaces, Hudson Springs is the ideal venue for weddings and other celebrations. Our spacious indoor venue, spanning 7,800 square feet, is perfect for accommodating large groups. Featuring white shiplap walls, chandeliers, a large patio, and exposed beams, this timeless space can be customized to suit any wedding theme. The Great Room comfortably seats over 350 guests, making it ideal for both indoor ceremonies and receptions. Whether you're planning a grand celebration or an intimate gathering, Hudson Springs offers the perfect backdrop for your unforgettable event.

The bold and beautiful rock bluffs, serene grass valley, charming wooden bridge, modern black venue, all surrounded by an abundance of trees, creating a unique wedding or event setting. This space is the perfect black and white style with a touch of modern elegance.

Whether you are imagining an intimate ceremony with your closest family and friends or an extravagant reception to celebrate with everyone you know, you’ll find everything you are looking for at The Springs in Edmond.

81 Ranch is the perfect locale for weddings and events, located just northwest of Oklahoma City. Our venue offers two stunning indoor and outdoor ceremony areas and a grand reception hall that seats up to 300 guests. Our greatest joy is serving our couples and their families on their big day!

Come see our updated indoor wedding chapel or get married in our outdoor ceremony space. Oklahoma City's most beautiful, premier, all-inclusive wedding and reception venue with indoor and outdoor spaces for your ceremony and reception. At Rose Briar Place, you’ll never have to worry about Oklahoma weather affecting your day. Featuring the best intimate indoor chapel and outdoor garden for your wedding, reception, or special event, complete with five star service at an an affordable price.

From its vantage point on Persimmon Hill in Oklahoma City, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum commands a rare view of the American West. In half a century it has grown from a Hall of Fame honoring the American cowboy to a world-class institution housing extraordinary collections of art, artifacts, and archival materials. Although Western fine art has long been its primary focus, the Museum today collects a broad array of material that reflects the variety of peoples, cultures, and historical currents found in the West.