Banquet
Round tables of 8–10. The classic wedding layout, with a clear sightline to the head table and a centered dance floor.
The hall in detail
A room that holds the day.
High ceilings, neutral stone, daylight that softens through the afternoon — and a floor that carries an event from ceremony to last dance without bottlenecks.
Quick facts
300
Seated guests (approx.)
500
Standing reception (approx.)
2
Getting-ready rooms
★
On-site parking
Capacity figures are approximate and depend on layout. Final numbers pending client confirmation — see CLIENT_QUESTIONS.md Q3.
Layouts
Built for the way the night flows.
A few of the configurations the team sets most often. Custom layouts are welcome — bring a sketch or a moodboard, we'll work back from it.
Theatre
Rows facing a stage. Best for ceremonies, keynotes, and engagement parties where the moment is at the front of the room.
Cocktail
High-tops, low seating clusters, an open dance floor. Standing-reception layouts move guests through the space and keep the energy mobile.
Amenities
Everything you'd expect — and a few things you wouldn't.
- Sound system. House PA tuned for speech and live music; a dedicated DJ booth with isolated power.
- Programmable lighting. Warm dim for ceremony, brighter for dinner, theatrical for dancing.
- Catering kitchen. Full prep kitchen with cold storage; we work with the caterer of your choice.
- Getting-ready suites. Two private rooms with mirrors, hanging space, and a quiet door away from the floor.
- On-site parking. Valet available on request.
- Accessibility. Step-free entry from the main lot; an accessible restroom on the same level as the floor.
Amenity list is the working draft. Final list to be confirmed with the client — see CLIENT_QUESTIONS.md Q6.
The space, set
Six moods, one room.
A small selection from recent events. The same hall reads dramatically different under each lighting palette and floral language.
