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Wedding Venues |
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You'll be the belle of the ball with a wedding in one of our elegant and historic event spaces. Choose the perfect ambiance … from the classic Grand Ballroom, the wedding reception venue in "The Great Gatsby" … to the one-of-a-kind Rathskeller, made of rare Rookwood Pottery. Southern hospitality and turn-of-the-century décor will create an enchanting environment for the perfect day.
View more information about venues for receptions, ceremonies and rehearsal dinners below.
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Turn your wedding into a ball worthy of a princess! As the largest space of its kind in Kentucky, this charming ballroom offers stately elegance and up to 8,678 square feet of space. Located just off the Main Lobby, the Medallion Ballroom features 20-foot ceilings, grand chandeliers and glamorous gold décor. The ballroom, recently constructed in 1995, provides modern technology, including a state-of-the-art sound system and electronically controlled lighting. The Medallion Ballroom can accommodate up to 650 guests for a sit-down dinner.
Browse more information on the Medallion Ballroom.
View the capacity chart and floor plan for the Medallion Ballroom. |
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courtesy Leigh Photography. |
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| Our Grand Ballroom offers an elegant atmosphere for up to 250 guests. |
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| Your wedding will be a grand affair in our modern Medallion Ballroom. |
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Featured in "The Great Gatsby" as the setting for Tom and Daisy Buchanan's wedding, the Seelbach's Grand Ballroom offers poetic grace and a magical mood. Turn-of-the-century décor in gold and cobalt, crystal chandeliers, and palladium windows overlooking picturesque Louisville will enthrall your guests. A t-shaped design with 4,900 square feet of space is ideal for dancing and socializing. Invite 150 to 250 guests for a refined reception that will live forever in happy memories.
Browse more information on the Grand Ballroom.
View the capacity chart and floor plan for the Grand Ballroom. |
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"From check-in to checkout, everything was perfect. The ballroom was beautiful. The banquet meal was exceptional. The guest rooms couldn't have been nicer."
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| --Mr. Jack Kuchar |
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Constructed of beautiful Rookwood Pottery in 1907, this Bavarian-style work of art, offering 4,200 square feet of space, is the only room of its kind in the world. Décor includes an arched, red-tinted terra-cotta ceiling. Tile designs depict walled cities in the Rhenish region of Germany, where the hotel's founders, Otto and Louis Seelbach, were born. For almost 100 years, this room has been an intimate spot for social gatherings. Today, the Rathskeller is the perfect place for a romantic reception of 100 to 150 people.
Browse more information on the Rathskeller.
View the capacity chart and floor plan for the Rathskeller.
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This Ballroom, built in 1995, is a miniature of the larger Medallion Ballroom, offering 3,400-square feet of space, modern lighting and contemporary décor. This handsome ballroom offers classic style for an intimate wedding of 100 to 150 guests. This ballroom is also ideal for beautiful ceremonies for up to 250 guests with a windowed alcove creating a natural altar.
Browse more information on the Mezzanine Ballroom.
View the capacity chart and floor plan for the Mezzanine Ballroom.
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| For almost 100 years, the Rathskeller has been a romantic room for gatherings. |
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Host an unforgettable rehearsal dinner in this intimate space with banquet seating for 50 to 150 guests. This entirely unique room, constructed of handmade Rookwood Pottery in 1907, offers 4,200 square feet of space in a medieval setting. Your guests will dine under the spectacular, red-tinted, terra-cotta ceiling, gazing up at Rookwood-Pottery pelicans -- a sign of good luck. Tile designs depict walled cities in the Rhenish region of Germany, where the hotel's founders, Otto and Louis Seelbach, were born. An oak bar is available for refreshments.
Browse more information on the Rathskeller.
View the capacity chart and floor plan for the Rathskeller.
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Enjoy an intimate pre-wedding gathering in this private banquet room, comfortably seating from 40 to 80 guests. Tasteful décor, elegant chandeliers, beautiful archway, and windows overlooking the lights of Louisville and Louisville's 4th Street Live provide a blissful backdrop for socializing with your close friends and family. An oak bar is available in the room for cocktails and beverages.
View the capacity chart and floor plan for the Walnut Room.
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Travel back to a grand era in the Green Room, once used as the ladies' card-playing room back when gentlemen retired to a separate room for billiards and cigars. This classically elegant room offers 672 square feet of space for a private dinner of 30 to 50 people.
View the capacity chart and floor plan for the Green Room.
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Similar to the Green Room, this lovely room was once used as the ladies' card-playing room back when gentlemen retired to a separate room for billiards and cigars. A turn-of-the-century aura and 416 square feet of space create a charming atmosphere for a small rehearsal dinner of 10 to 20 people.
View the capacity chart and floor plan for the Blue Room.
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| Built in 1907 out of rare Rookwood Pottery, the Rathskeller is a one-of-kind venue for your rehearsal dinner. |
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| Host an intimate rehearsal dinner in our elegant Blue Room. |
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