Houston Intimate Indoor Event Space With Views, Small Wedding Bookings Launched

Jan 21, 2024

The Bell Tower on 34th (713-868-2355), a historic event venue near Downtown Houston with both indoor and outdoor spaces, has announced that they are now hosting micro and small weddings.

Houston, United States - January 21, 2024 /PressCable/

The Bell Tower on 34th has long been renowned for its timeless charm and elegant ambiance, and has long been a popular choice for the Full Texan grand wedding. Now, they are pleased to be extending the full private use of their scenic and stylish spaces to those brides and grooms-to-be who are hosting a micro or small wedding.

More information is available at https://thebelltoweron34th.com

The Bell Tower on 34th has charted the trend towards smaller, more intimate weddings—which The Guardian called the number one wedding trend of 2023—which is why the venue is pleased to be opening their doors to smaller wedding parties.

The event production team at the venue knows that a couple’s ‘big day’ doesn’t have to be big in size, and they are confident that they can help couples to host a small wedding that allows them to create a truly intimate and personalized celebration.

Couples who are planning on hosting a small or micro wedding can choose from a variety of elegant and romantic spaces within the venue, and each one can be staged in order to fit parties of differing sizes and to create a more intimate atmosphere.

With their new small wedding packages, The Bell Tower on 34th is also giving couples the opportunity to exchange their vows in their manicured gardens, or in their unique outdoor waterfall wall plaza, and then celebrate their reception within one of their opulent historic ballrooms, or vice versa, enjoying completely private use of their Hacienda-style complex and its scenic views.

The event producers at The Bell Tower on 34th have also developed new customizable and inclusive event packages that take the needs of small weddings into consideration, ensuring that brides and grooms-to-be can still enjoy the styling, food and entertainment experiences they want, just on a smaller scale.

A spokesperson for the historic venue said, “Our wedding venue is known for its amazing beauty and attentive service leading up to and throughout your big day, from your ceremony to your cocktail hour and reception. We offer a variety of romantic wedding ceremony and ballroom event spaces and customizable packages for you to choose from. Everyone here is ready to support you throughout your wedding planning process and help you create a seamless and classy fairy tale.”

The Bell Tower on 34th is a several-time award-winning wedding venue serving the Greater Houston area.

For more information, visit https://thebelltoweron34th.com/wedding-venues-in-houston

Contact Info:
Name: Roger Igo
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Organization: The Bell Tower on 34th
Address: 901 West 34th Street, Houston, TX 77018, United States
Website: https://thebelltoweron34th.com

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