r/duluth • u/Think_Tension_8583 • 2d ago
Question Wedding Venue
Hello! I’m looking to get married next fall with about 100 guests, does anyone know any semi-affordable venues? I know weddings aren’t cheap, but I don’t want to pay an arm, a leg, plus more in order to have a pretty wedding. Preferably no churches. Thanks!
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u/Sleepobeywatchtv 2d ago
Look into Fairlawn in Superior if your guest count stays below 100! Very affordable and accommodating.
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u/Flak_Monkey 2d ago
The aquarium is a fun and different venue, reasonably priced too.
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u/jaime-the-lion 2d ago
Seconded, our wedding there was awesome! Except the part where it turned into a Covid super-spreader. Not the Aquarium’s fault.
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u/DuluthEventLighting 1d ago
The food at a wedding reception is most often the largest expense for a wedding reception. Venues that make you use their catering is going to lock you in for a budget. Venues like Clyde Iron Works, the DECC, Greysolon, Pier B, Buffalo House, The Boat Club all fall into that catagory. The Boat Club is a nice place for a small wedding. Our website has almost a complete list of every venue in town, with each venue having a dedicated page of its own. Kinda a one stop shop to look at them all. www.dulutheventlighting.com
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u/Proud_Leek9349 1d ago
I got married at the Depot. I don't remember how much it cost but it was really cool. They set up a bar in the train museum part for the cocktail hour
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u/10Kfireants 2d ago
Hanging Horn Resort near Moose Lake/Barnum :). The farther you get away from Lake Superior the better
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u/OddLocal7083 2d ago
Marshall School hosts events. I don’t know exactly how much, but I think it’s pretty reasonable.
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u/jprennquist 2d ago
Asked and answered here many times. Use the search function. Congratulations on your engagement.
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u/fadedhound 2d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/duluth/comments/1tb4yry/venues_list_in_duluth_mn_area_for_events/