Louisville Bride magazine is Louisville, Kentucky's premier bridal publication, featuring photos of wedding gowns and listings for Louisville reception halls, caterers, wedding planners, photographers, and other wedding service providers.
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nies, receptions and rehearsal dinners, accommodating up to 250 guests. Jim Miller Hall 10609 Waterson Trail, 836-5218 thoroughbredchorus.com This historic church building, located in the heart of Jefersontown, has large stained-glass windows and huge trees providing a picturesque backdrop for weddings and receptions. Tables and chairs are provided for parties up to 150-200 guests. Complete kitchen for caterer of renter's choice. Ample parking available. The Kentucky Center guests. Masterpiece Creations must be used for catering and bar service. On-site parking available for $2 per hour. No helium balloons allowed; bands or DJs welcome. Rental fee includes access to the facility for the entire day. Kye's 500 Missouri Ave., Jefersonville, Ind. (812) 285-8500, kye-s.com Connected by a quaint courtyard, Kye's and Kye's II can be used individually for small gatherings of under 100 guests or together for larger gatherings of up to 1,600 guests (including the use of the courtyard). Free parking. The website provides a list of caterers, and on-site DJ services are available upon request. 501 W. Main St., 562-0146 kentuckycenter.org stjohnuccweddings@gmail.com Experience Romance The Brennan House & Gardens thebrennanhouse.org (502) 540-5145 www.thebrennanhouse.org Weddings Receptions Rehearsal Dinners Bridal Showers Luncheons 86 Spring | Summer BRIDE Get married onstage if you like — several rooms and theaters are also available. The main lobby seats more than 400 and the East Room can seat 140. The Kentucky Center provides tables, chairs and does all the setup. A full list of caterers is available to suit every need. Parking is available. Kentucky Derby Museum 704 Central Ave., 637-1111 derbymuseum.org From simple to extravagant, the museum ofers a range of customized packages to ft a variety of tastes and budgets. The Great Hall features the museum's 360-degree, high-defnition screen for viewing the feature presentation "The Greatest Race" or a personalized slide presentation for guests. Guests have access to all exhibits for entertainment during private parties. A dance foor is available for all receptions and can be customized to accommodate your guest list. The facility holds 250-500 seated. Setup includes tables and chairs, scatered cocktail tables, and cake and gif tables. Silver Spoons II provides food and bar service. Kentucky International Convention Center 221 S. Fourth St., 595-3141 kyconvention.org This adaptable facility can handle intimate receptions in meeting rooms and mini-ballrooms or full-scale bridal blowouts in the Cascade Ballroom, which accommodates up to 1,800 Lakeside Refections 617 Brown Forman Road, Jefersonville, Ind. (812) 282-5425 lakesiderefections.com Owners Clark and Brenda Nickles have transformed others' castofs into a special-event setting of functional, contemporary beauty. The fullservice banquet facility was designed to highlight recycled architectural elements. A small lakeside gazebo and pavilion are available for outdoor affairs of up to 500 guests, and the Lakeside Room, a glass-enclosed dining area, can accommodate 250 guests. Linen, china and crystal service available. On-site disc jockey service available. No smoking indoors. Food and beverages may not be brought in from outside sources. Half of the room rental is due up-front. Parking available. Locust Grove 561 Blankenbaker Lane, 897-9845 locustgrove.org Built in 1790, this Georgian-style National Historic Landmark was the last home of Gen. George Rogers Clark. The visitors' center is available for rental from 5:30-11 p.m. and will hold 200 standing guests. The grounds feature gardens with "foursquare quads" 75 feet across, complete with electrical outlets. If the center and the grounds are rented together, 500 guests are allowed. (More requires an extra fee.) Liquor can be served by a trained bartender, but not sold, and the caterer must be approved. Hired bands or DJs are welcome. Three parking areas are adjacent to the visitors' center. A $300 refundable damage deposit is required.