The Haight is a wedding and event venue located in Elgin, IL and is enveloped by a historic neighborhood, for a romantic and storied setting for your wedding. This converted warehouse was originally constructed in the 1890s. It began as the Elgin Storage & Transfer Company. Over the years numerous companies used the building until 1985 when it was bought by John Haight, who refurbished the building. The Haight features two floors and a rooftop area. Brick walls and hardwood flooring accent exposed ductwork. There are multiple spaces for hosting your ceremony, reception, and many other wedding-related gatherings. On the first floor, there is room for up to 175 guests standing. This makes the 2,000-square-foot space ideal for the cocktail reception. The second floor features 7,000 square feet of space. 250 people seated or 200 people seated with a dance floor can fit in this event area. You can also take your celebrations outside on the spacious rooftop deck.

An urban-chic, luxury loft, filled with a natural-light. Suitable for groups of 50 or less, we offer you an event venue for all of life’s important moments. Whether you need space for an intimate wedding, an engagement party, a bridal shower, a rehearsal dinner, an anniversary party, or a baby shower, a well-lit space for photo shoots, or a private space for corporate meetings or events, the historic venue is filled with charm and perfect for your milestone events. Located near cafes, nightlife, shopping, and hotel accommodations, it’s tastefully staged with stunning vintage furnishings, making your guests feel right at home in quiet luxury.

The Highland Loft Event Venue is a unique, versatile event venue with three spaces. The Highland Loft is the perfect setting for your wedding whether it is sophisticated or trendy, intimate or elaborate, your guests are sure to never forget your special day.

The BRIX on the Fox represents two venues. The flagship Two-Sixty, provides ample room for 75-320 guests and the Industria, for 50-200 guests. Both venues overlook the graceful Fox River. Both "The Two-Sixty" and "The Industria" are separate event venues. Each venue is divided into your main reception and bar area, prep kitchen, bridal suite, restrooms and coat check. Its 19th century restored architecture provides a beautiful backdrop for any style of wedding decor, and its completely open floor plan allows you to create your own layout, seating arrangements, and space that tailors to your wedding precisely. Some let the brick walls and custom reclaimed wood tables speak for themselves, while others choose more elaborate approaches. The décor and layout style is up to you! With one transparent price for the venue, you can relax and enjoy creating the wedding of your dreams. All pricing posted on our website, including peak and off peak pricing.

Ethereal Confections is more than just a chocolate company. At Ethereal, we know just what you’re looking for in a wedding venue, and our staff is dedicated to making your special day perfect. We now have two location offerings! The Loft at Ethereal is our original venue with exposed brick walls, hardwood floors, and large windows. Your guests will be greeted with the aroma of chocolate as soon as they walk in. It has an ideal capacity of up to 80 guests (100 max). The Courthouse Square (opening September 2023), great for weddings of 100-120 guests (150 max, depending on floor plan) and is a show stopper with it’s historic architecture and modern finishes. With amenities such as a large wedding suite with lots of natural light and a separate ceremony room option, the space has been renovated with you in mind. The Courthouse Square also has an add-on option of the old Sheriff’s House, complete with original Jail Cells, it’s definitely the ultimate photo op.

The Wagner House, located in the historic Wagner Print Building, is a three-story industrial warehouse in downtown Freeport, Illinois. The building was built in 1903 and was one of the first buildings that had electricity in Freeport. Established in 1853 and incorporated on March 9, 1912, the Wagner Building was home to the German-born Wagner Family who, like Freeport, has a long and interesting history. The Wagner House also served as an industrial manufacturing spot for textiles and fashion. For four generations, the business did not change hands, and the present Wagner company pledged to continue their record of quality printing and letterpress and are still in business today. In 2013, The Wagner building was sold to Bill Green to redevelop and re-imagine it, creating a wine bar, business incubator, and beautiful event space.

Park-Ward Events ; The Park-Ward Motors Museum is pleased to announce “Park-Ward Events”! Park-Ward Events is making it’s elegant Rolls-Royce museum space available for weddings and events. We are now taking reservations for key wedding dates from October 2021 through 2022. (Micro weddings and events under phase 4 Covid Guidelines available.) Park-Ward Events Rolls-Royce Collection is a unique and elegant backdrop to your wedding and event experience. The Park-Ward Motors Museum is Chicagoland's newest and most exciting event space! (Superior elegance and splendidly displayed Rolls-Royce classic motor cars)

You’re searching for your ideal venue… where you find a grand indoor ceremony, elegant dining, a brag worthy bar and an enticing dance room. A venue where historic charm and ambiance is the backdrop to your wedding day! And here is the best part, all of this and you don’t have to do the work to have that AH-HA moment!

The Rooftop at Hotel Goodwin is a hotel and wedding venue located in Beloit, Wisconsin. The venue’s sophisticated atmosphere and dedicated team help create a wedding experience for every couple that will be treasured for years to come. This venue’s distinctive rooftop setting guarantees a memorable ambiance in which both couples and their loved ones are sure to delight. The open-air space is ideal for intimate gatherings of various kinds, where guests can interact, enjoy cocktails, and gaze upon the city’s downtown area.

Featuring a spacious and flexible event space, WAREHOUSE: 109 meets the need for an interesting venue to host your next event. Our space provides many unique vignettes; including a gallery of antique motorcycles, a vintage bar, and a 1958 Airstream turned into a lounge. WAREHOUSE 109 will assist you throughout your special event and there will be a venue manager on-site.

A three-story Victorian Mansion built in 1915 and once the home to Emerson Keith, founder of Keith Country Day School. The two available stories include two large studio spaces, galley kitchen, sun porch, and professional office, with options to add on massage suite, esthetics suite, and hair salon. The building's integrity has remained intact, simply allowing for updated paint and decoration. An incredibly versatile space for intimate events, bridal suite, showers, rehearsal dinners, photography, media stages, video, and meetings.

Our venue is chic and beautiful with beautiful chandeliers and fireplace. We have great sound to make a fun dance party! With great party lights and disco balls it is a perfect opportunity to wow your guests with this incredible one of a kind space

Located in Aurora’s historical Pocus building, Society 57 is home to a beautiful, 7-day a week social space designed to imaginatively bring people together from all walks of life. Our first phase includes over 9,000 square feet of space and features a premier wedding and event venue, a specialty coffee shop, mid-size meeting rooms, and more. Society 57. Where culture, coffee, and community build a legacy to be remembered.

Choose Adelle’s for your next family, friends, or office party. What makes Adelle’s special from our neighbors? Our Chef cooks for your party the same as he does for our regular dinner guests. That means nothing served or offered is out of a bag or box, nothing gets placed in a food warmer, and no ingredients in our dishes are substituted for lesser quality, less expensive and smaller portioned banquet alternatives.

The DuPage County Historical Museum is housed in what was formerly known as the Adams Memorial Library. The building was erected by John Quincy Adams (a distant relative of the Adams presidents) in 1891 to serve as a library and community center for Wheaton in memory of his late wife, Marilla Phipps Adams. In 1967, the building opened as the DuPage County Historical Museum under the operation of the County of DuPage and DuPage County Historical Society. Today, the Museum is operated as a facility of the Wheaton Park District and owned by the County of DuPage. It is the only institution dedicated to the collection, preservation, interpretation, and exhibition of materials which document the history of DuPage County.