A close portrait of a couple beneath the ceremony arch inside the ballroom.

Weddings at the Brick

Married, then celebrating. All in one room.

The Ballroom holds your whole day, so there's no flip to wait around for and no second location for your guests to get lost trying to find.

A couple exchanging vows in front of a black arched steel screen, backlit by the ballroom's windows.

The ceremony.

Walk the aisle under the three glass chandeliers hanging from the original wood trusses. Daylight comes through the antique steel-frame windows, and the whitewashed brick keeps the whole room soft and warm. Set the backdrop your way with movable greenery walls and arches, or let the room stand on its own.

Prefer open sky? The garden holds open-air ceremonies flanked by roses and dogwoods, with 2,000 sq ft of covered veranda a step away if the sky decides to open up and bless your day.

See the Garden & Veranda

Reception tables in the evening, pampas grass and candlelight against the brick.

The reception.

While your guests enjoy their appetizers, nobody is frantically setting up tables or decorating; simply move to the other side of the room for your reception. Dinner by candlelight, toasts from the mezzanine, and the largest dance floor in Northwest Arkansas waiting at the center of it all.

The Art Deco lounge keeps the night moving: black walls, velvet seating, and a gold-trimmed bar which regularly hosts the last toast of the evening.

Dinner doesn't have to happen indoors, either. More than half our couples now block off the alley beside the building for food trucks and lawn games — and it's where most send-offs finish, sparklers the whole way down. See the alley.

Step Into the Lounge

Portraits, a step in any direction.

Downtown Siloam Springs does most of the work for your photographer. Authentic ghost signs and decades-old ivy climbing the brick make backdrops you can walk to, and Sager Creek, with its historic gazebos and natural falls, is the perfect setting. The best part? All of this is one block from the entrance to the Ballroom.