Offbeat Ceremony Sites

As the weather changes, finding a place to elope gets more interesting. Where can a couple go that is warm, unique, even offbeat and quirky for an indoor elopement location in St Louis?

The answer is EASY. Just remember an elopement is 10 guests or less and you may have to pay a fee to use the space.

Deluxe or Simple Elopement Package
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City Museum




Housed in the 600,000 sq. ft. former Intl Shoe Company, The museum is an eclectic mixture of children's playground, fun house, surrealistic pavilion, and architectural marvel made out of unusual, found objects.

 Pin Up Bowl or Flamingo Bowl



Pin-Up Bowl is St. Louis’ original bowling and lounge located in The Loop.  It has 8 lanes of bowling, an eclectic art-deco with a classic and tasteful Pin-Up theme - fun and memorable from start to finish. The Flamingo Bowl in downtown St Louis is the sister site.

Chatillon DeMenil Mansion


The magnificent parlor of an 1863 Greek Revival house in Benton Park is great for the boho or vintage style elopement. Their fee to rent the space is affordable and includes many amenities.

Old Courthouse



Travel back in time as you take your vows in a majestic courthouse, built in 1828. Surrounded by artifacts from another time period, you’ll experience a wedding like no other, a permit is required.

Anheuser Busch Brewery


The campus has several indoor and outdoor options. Great place if you are a beer fan and want a unique and offbeat elopement idea.

Top of the Gateway Arch


Get married at the highest point in downtown St. Louis. Enjoy a spectacular view while you experience a day you’ll never forget. Vows maybe exchanged at the top of the Arch.
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The Gateway Arch grounds provide another great venue for small weddings. Only very informal ceremonies are allowed on the Arch grounds and a permit may be required.

Grand Hall Union Station



A landmark venue with historic charm, The Grand Hall offers a remarkably unique elopement space for guests staying or eating at the hotel.  Intricate details of stained glass windows and the historical elements of the space have been recently restored.

Magic House



Make your elopement magical by having the ceremony at the Magic House in Kirkwood.
There are many nooks and crannies where you can find the perfect spot.

Fountain on Locust



This venue has an Art Deco theme to it and the best ice cream and other sweet treats. Great spot for that offbeat couple with a vintage flair. Located in Midtown St Louis.

City Hall Rotunda


A permit is required. This French-styled building was inspired by the Hotel de Ville or City Hall of Paris. The square rotunda is very unique and its central interior feature is a white marble rotunda, about 100 feet square, with a colored glass skylight above and a marble grand staircase. 

Ballpark Village



Located right next door to Busch Stadium in downtown St Louis. Ballpark village is for the lovers
of baseball and sports. This location has a lot of options.

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