Locations by Kaycie

Completed in 1939, this Spanish Revival masterpiece has ceilings that can soar to 50 feet and decorative touches.

Outside is the South Patio, a formal garden set back from the street for a courtyard feel. Flanked by white concrete pillars and planted with flowerbeds in a circular design, this is a favorite ceremony site.

Immortalized in the Judy Garland movie The Harvey Girls, this vibrant gem has been maintained as a showstopper event venue. Brass-and-glass doors open to a huge main room with a knockout tile floor patterned after a Navajo rug. The design theme is Native American meets art deco and the combination works beautifully, at once very retro and very hip. Raised circular booths covered in leather line the sides, and a large horseshoe shaped bar in the center of the room can be set up for a buffet or cake-cutting ceremony. A brass-railed balcony is a perfect spot for your band or DJ, and there’s a fabulous art moderne cocktail lounge off the main room that boasts a copper bar and mirrors with “encapsulated” bubbles.

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