Unveiling Phoenix's Top 25 Wedding Venues
Updated: Sep 25
Phoenix gives couples desert views, mountain backdrops, historic estates, and plenty of downtown character. Here are Phoenix's top 25 wedding venues around the Valley, each with its own feel, plus a few notes on planning hair and makeup around a desert wedding.
The venues
The Secret Garden Event Center, south Phoenix. A 1929 manor surrounded by gardens, gazebos, and flowers. A good fit for intimate, romantic weddings.
Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa, Phoenix. The historic resort Frank Lloyd Wright consulted on, with ballrooms and mountain views for a big celebration.
Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix. Sonoran Desert plants and cactus gardens all around you. Made for nature lovers.
The Croft Downtown, Phoenix. Industrial-chic design in the downtown warehouse district, for couples who want an urban setting.
The Legacy Ballroom, north Phoenix. Grand staircases and chandeliers for a formal, elegant reception.
The Paseo, Apache Junction. A rustic desert venue at the foot of the Superstition Mountains, with plenty of southwestern character.
Venue at the Grove, south Phoenix. Green lawns, pecan trees, and string lights for an outdoor celebration.
The Farm at South Mountain, south Phoenix. Pecan groves and gardens, well suited to a smaller wedding.
Boojum Tree Hidden Gardens, north Phoenix. Tropical gardens and water features that feel far from the desert.
Royal Palms Resort and Spa, Phoenix. A Mediterranean-style resort with a classic, formal feel.
The Wright House. A Victorian estate with gardens and a vintage feel, for intimate weddings.
Warehouse 215 at Bentley Projects, downtown Phoenix. A flexible industrial space you can set up your own way.
Villa Siena. Italian-inspired architecture and a grand setting.
The Ashley Castle, Chandler. A castle-style venue for couples who want a fairy-tale day.
Venue 8600. Mountain views and wide Arizona desert scenery.
SoHo63. A modern, flexible space.
The Cottage Wedding Venue. Citrus groves and a relaxed, rustic setting.
Shenandoah Mill. A rustic venue with a waterwheel and plenty of history.
Aldea Weddings at The Landmark. Spanish-inspired architecture and gardens.
Villa Tuscana Reception Hall. Tuscan-inspired, old-world style for a classic reception.
Stonebridge Manor. Ballrooms and gardens for a fairy-tale wedding.
The Icehouse, downtown Phoenix. A historic building with modern touches.
Warehouse 215 @ BBLB. An urban, flexible space for a modern wedding.
The Camby Hotel, Phoenix. A luxury hotel for an upscale, glamorous wedding.
The Teapot On 5th. A small venue with vintage-inspired decor, for an intimate celebration.
Check capacity, getting-ready rooms, and date availability with each venue directly.
Planning hair and makeup for a Phoenix wedding
Ask about the getting-ready room. Check that it has a chair, a table, and outlets, ideally near a window with good natural light. That's what we ask for, though some of our artists bring their own chair and lighting.
Think about the heat. Summer afternoons are hot, and outdoor portraits in direct midday sun are hard on hair, makeup, and everyone in the wedding party. Talk with your photographer about timing, and tell us if your ceremony is outside so we can plan the look for it.
Check the distance. Our Phoenix team works throughout Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, and Paradise Valley. For venues farther out, like Apache Junction or Chandler, travel fees can apply. Here's how travel, parking, and venue fees work.
See our Phoenix page, then send us your date and venue and choose Mobile Beauty Team for your hair and makeup on the big day. You can also find us at MobileBeautyTeam.com.
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