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Discover small wedding venues in Dallas, TX that perfectly capture your intimate celebration. From Uptown's sleek modern ballrooms to Deep Ellum's eclectic charm and Bishop Arts' artistic spaces, Dallas offers diverse settings for weddings of 50-150 guests. Whether you envision exchanging vows near White Rock Lake or within a cozy ranch estate, small intimate wedding venues in Dallas Texas blend Southern hospitality with contemporary style. Explore options across Lakewood's garden estates and Highland Park's refined neighborhoods to find your ideal backdrop. Browse Zola's curated collection of small wedding venues in Dallas and compare spaces, pricing, and availability all in one place.
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Dreaming of a beautiful, intimate wedding full of sophisticated charm and romance? The Gaston is that unique Texas wedding venue you’ve been looking for — an immaculately designed space to wow guests while making them feel at home. The Gaston is a rare Dallas gem where historic character meets edgy, elegant design. Our Speakeasy Lounge, sunroom, and indoor gathering spaces will wow guests with bespoke furnishings and lovely attention to detail, while our outdoor Garden transforms into a gorgeous space for ceremony, celebrations, and dancing. It’s our goal to make your day as beautiful as you and your partner’s future together.
“The Gaston, have become dear to us over the years with hosting and planning many events there. Their attention to...” — ArtisDri Productions , 1 year ago
This 1930's warehouse was historically Brake & Clutch Service Company. Keeping the original name and character throughout, the space has been renovated into a wedding and event space perfect for your next event! Located on Main Street and Exposition Avenue near Downtown Dallas. The venue opened in 2017 and is operated by a mom and two daughters that created this space specifically for special events. The high ceilings, industrial vibe and high-end finish out lend itself to styles both simple and elegant and everything in between.
“WHAT AN ABSOLUTE JOY the wonderful ladies at B&C made this entire experience. Apart from what is obvious (that being,...” — Kailey A., 2 years ago
The Dallas Woman’s Forum, Alexander Mansion has long been a Dallas favorite for weddings and receptions. The stately mansion at 4607 Ross Avenue is one of the very few architecturally authentic buildings remaining in our city. Originally built in 1904 by Charles H. Alexander at a cost of $125,000.00, this dignified home is exceptionally well-proportioned of English-inspired architecture with a neoclassical influence.
“The Alexander Mansion is rich in Dallas history. Each room is a treasure to behold and there are so many architectural...” — Liz Balady, 4 years ago
Texas Discovery Gardens is a lush, 7.5-acre organic oasis nestled in Dallas’s historic Fair Park, offering a breathtaking escape for weddings and milestone celebrations. As the first certified organic public garden in Texas, this venue provides a sustainable and stunning backdrop ranging from a light-filled Grand Hall to whimsical tropical glass houses. Whether you are planning an elegant evening gala, a romantic garden ceremony, or a playful cocktail hour among free-flying butterflies, this venue blends natural serenity with urban convenience to create an unforgettable "secret garden" experience in the heart of the city.
“We cannot recommend this venue highly enough! Teresa is wonderful, and the venue is stunning and spacious. We loved the...” — Julia, 1 year ago
2616 Commerce Event Center is a multi-level Dallas wedding venue and corporate event space featuring a rooftop deck with skyline views of downtown Dallas and two unique indoor spaces. Celebrate your new life together at this industrial chic Dallas wedding venue with the gorgeous Dallas Skyline as your backdrop. This venue in downtown Dallas truly is one of the most unique. Imagine a candle light ceremony in the 3rd floor Penthouse followed by a cocktail hour on the rooftop sky deck and then ending the evening with dinner and dancing in the trendy industrial space downstairs. The 1st floor is the perfect space to complete your reception and can seat up to 250 guests for a full seated dinner with dance floor and separate bar/lounge area. Call today to schedule a tour of this truly unique Dallas wedding venue and event space.
“2616 Commerce Events Center was the perfect venue for our wedding reception, combining stunning aesthetics with top-tier...” — Leigh F., 1 year ago
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When it comes time to plan your event, let us accommodate you. We’ve been a Dallas destination since 1916, when architect William Sidney Pittman’s original building housed the historic Knights of Pythias Temple. Today, we've put our own floor plan-building magic to work, resulting in a modern spread of 5,000-square-feet event venues. And there’s plenty of room to spread out: from our grand ballroom to our light-filled boardroom and outside to our spacious pool deck. Whether you’re looking to host receptions, conferences, banquet seating or custom configurations, The Kimpton Pittman Hotel can help fine tune your event.
“We loved the Pittman Kimpton as a wedding ceremony and reception space. Our guests raved about the quality of food and...” — Lauren D., 1 year ago
Times Ten Cellars is an operational urban winery. The building was built in 1945 as the US Post Office for East Dallas. We are conveniently located near White Rock lake and the intersection of Mockingbird lane and US Hwy. 75. We have multiple spaces to host your private events. We look forward to the opportunity to work with you!
“The team at Times Ten went above and beyond to make our day as perfect as possible. The entire event from planning to...” — Kyle Tatum, 6 years ago
Hotel Indigo, built by Conrad Hilton, is an almost century-old gem conveniently situated in the historic Dallas Arts District, making this property a National Historic Landmark. This hotel was also the very first property to bear the Hilton name and was once the original site for the Dallas Opera House. Now, almost 100 years later, Hotel Indigo Dallas Downtown is still booming and welcomes a multitude of individuals with unique, artistic, sophisticated and vintage backgrounds that are seeking an all-inclusive home away from home but adventurous experience.
“My daughter and I wanted a single place close to her wedding venue where wedding guests could stay and we could have the...” — Barbara S., 4 years ago
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The Carlisle Room is located in the historic and newly renovated Lone Star Gas building in the heart of downtown Dallas. Originally built in 1932, The Lone Star Gas building is a combination of traditional Art Deco style and modern luxury. This historic room is 5,500 square feet of pure opulence featuring 20 foot ceilings, original marble walls and terrazzo floors.
“The Carlisle Room was the perfect venue for our wedding. From the beginning, their communication was consistently quick...” — Chyna L., 9 months ago
Nestled in the fashionable Uptown neighborhood, Hotel ZaZa Dallas offers business and leisure travelers an inspiring hotel experience with extensive perks. Striking the perfect accord between Mediterranean elegance and comfortable chic, this unique choice among Dallas boutique hotels offers exquisite guestrooms and concept suites, award-winning dining at Dragonfly restaurant, a nightlife scene and a relaxing day spa.
“When my (now) husband and I were looking for a wedding venue, we knew we wanted to get married at ZaZa the second we...” — Sara, 1 year ago
Every celebration needs a place with real character — not a beige ballroom. That’s what Pegasus City has been for our regulars since day one — and it’s what we want your event to feel like, too. We host private events inside a historic 1931 Art Deco building in Downtown Dallas — the original lobby of the Dallas Power & Light electric company headquarters. Warm lighting, real character, and a room that doesn’t need much dressing up because the space already tells its own story. Add our large patio, with its views out into the city, and you’ve got a backdrop no banquet hall can fake. Whether you’re planning a rehearsal dinner, a wedding reception, a full wedding, or a welcome party, we treat your event the way we treat everything else here: with genuine care and zero pretense.
“We used Pegasus City Brewery as our welcome party. The iconic Dallas Pegasus was great icon for the out of town guests....” — Alexandra D., 2 years ago
Celebrate one of the most important moments of your life at The Adolphus, which has more than a hundred years of experience creating cherished memories. Turn your wedding dreams into real-life fairytales at a hotel designed after a grand English manor and Beaux Arts German castle. Since opening in 1912, the Adolphus has served as a Dallas icon and an integral part of the city’s history and culture. In its recent restoration, the hotel’s storied past is both celebrated and re-imagined, creating a sense of discovery at every turn.
“Huge shout-out to the French Room at the Adolphus! My wife had her Bridal Luncheon here and everyone had a blast. It was...” — Jake D., 7 months ago
FAQs about small in Dallas, TX
For a 100-guest wedding in Dallas, you can expect a total budget of around $27,500 to $41,200, according to the Zola Wedding Cost Index. Small wedding venues in Dallas typically start from around $3,800 (median), with most venues ranging from $2,500 to $10,000 based on Zola marketplace data.
Beyond the venue itself, your largest budget categories at 100 guests will include:
- Venues: around $5,300
- Florists: around $5,100
- Catering: around $4,200
For smaller gatherings of 50 guests, total budgets typically range from $16,500 to $24,800, with venue costs alone starting from $2,300 to $3,500.
Dallas offers small wedding venues across three main capacity ranges. If you're planning an intimate celebration for up to 50 guests, you'll find venues starting from $3,000—perfect for a cozy gathering with a total budget around $16,500 to $24,800.
Mid-size venues accommodating 51 to 150 guests are the most common option, with 9 venues starting from around $3,900. These work beautifully for guest counts of 100 (total budget $27,500 to $41,200) or 150 (total budget $37,800 to $56,600).
For couples who want a small venue feel with flexibility for larger celebrations up to 200+ guests, Dallas has 14 options starting from around $6,900. These larger-capacity small venues often feature distinct indoor and outdoor spaces, giving you room to grow your guest list while maintaining an intimate atmosphere.
Uptown and Deep Ellum are both excellent neighborhoods for small weddings near Downtown Dallas. Uptown offers elegant, upscale settings with easy access to hotels and restaurants, making it ideal for out-of-town guests. Deep Ellum brings an artsy, eclectic vibe with brick-lined streets and colorful murals—perfect for couples wanting a creative, urban backdrop.
The Gaston, rated 5.0 out of 5, is a beloved option starting at $4,500 that couples return to year after year. One guest praised their "attention to detail" in planning and hosting events. For a more luxurious experience, Warwick Melrose - Dallas is another 5.0-rated venue starting at $10,000, known for its knowledgeable staff and exceptional service.
Dallas's top-rated small wedding venues consistently deliver exceptional experiences. Warwick Melrose - Dallas is rated 5.0 out of 5 with 7 reviews and starts at $10,000. One couple called it "an exceptional wedding venue" and praised the "knowledgeable" team.
The Gaston also holds a perfect 5.0 rating across 5 reviews, starting at $4,500. Guests highlight that the venue's team has "become dear to us over the years" thanks to their meticulous attention to detail.
For couples seeking elegance and seamless communication, The Carlisle Room starts at $15,000 and is rated 5.0 out of 5. One couple noted their "consistently quick" communication made the planning process smooth from start to finish.
Most small wedding venues in Dallas have preferred catering partnerships or in-house services, particularly in Uptown and Highland Park where higher-end venues dominate. However, some industrial-style spaces in Deep Ellum and Bishop Arts may offer more flexibility with outside vendors, though you'll typically need to provide proof of licensing and insurance.
If a venue allows outside catering, expect to pay a kitchen access or service fee, usually $500 to $1,500. Many venues waive these fees if you meet a minimum food and beverage spend—commonly $3,000 to $5,000 for 50–100 guests. BYOB policies vary widely; some venues charge a corkage fee of $15 to $30 per bottle, while others require you to purchase alcohol through their licensed bar service. Always confirm what kitchen facilities are available—many small venues have warming kitchens only, not full prep spaces.
Many small wedding venues offer flexible catering policies, though it varies significantly by venue type. Private estates, art galleries, and community spaces often allow you to bring your own caterer or alcohol, which can help you control costs and personalize your menu. However, restaurants, wineries, and all-inclusive venues typically require you to use their in-house catering services.
When evaluating catering flexibility, ask about corkage fees (usually around $15-$35, according to the Zola Wedding Cost Index per bottle), outside vendor fees, and kitchen access. Some venues that prohibit outside catering may still allow you to bring your own wine or beer with a fee. According to Zola marketplace data across 944 small venues, the median starting price is around $4,000, but venues with full catering flexibility often have higher minimums to offset lost food and beverage revenue. Always clarify minimum spend requirements upfront, as they can range from a few thousand dollars on weekdays to significantly more on peak weekend dates.
Most Dallas couples book their wedding venue 12 to 18 months in advance, especially for peak wedding season from March through May and September through November. Popular dates during these months can book up even earlier—sometimes 18 to 24 months out—particularly for Saturday evening celebrations.
If you're planning a wedding during the hot summer months (June through August) or the winter holiday season, you may find more availability with a shorter timeline of 8 to 12 months. However, waiting too long can limit your options and potentially increase costs as venues fill their calendars.
For the most flexibility in choosing your preferred date and securing competitive pricing, start your venue search as soon as you've settled on your guest count and general wedding vision. According to the Zola Wedding Cost Index, venue costs in Dallas for 100 guests typically range from around $4,200 to $6,300.
Dallas offers diverse neighborhoods, each with its own wedding appeal. Uptown is known for its urban sophistication, with modern venues near excellent hotels and restaurants—ideal for out-of-town guests. Deep Ellum brings an artistic, eclectic vibe with industrial spaces and vibrant street art backdrops that appeal to creative couples.
Highland Park offers elegant, upscale settings in one of Dallas's most prestigious areas, while the Bishop Arts District provides a charming, walkable neighborhood with local boutiques and dining. For nature-focused celebrations, areas near White Rock Lake and the Dallas Arboretum deliver stunning outdoor settings with waterfront and garden views.
The Lakewood neighborhood offers a blend of vintage charm and tree-lined streets, creating an intimate feel. Based on Zola marketplace data, venue starting prices across Dallas neighborhoods typically range from around $2,500 to $10,000, with a median of around $3,800.
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Last updated: August 2026
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