We found so many great small wedding venues in Baltimore MD. If you are looking to have an intimate wedding for 75 guest or less . Here are some of our favorite Baltimore wedding venues in no particular order
The 13th Floor - Chic Upscale Modern Maryland Wedding Venue
For city-goers the 13th Floor in Baltimore is perfection for a wedding reception! it’s elegant and chic with a very stylish bar. It holds up to 85 people so the room will not feel empty with a smaller guest count – which is key in hosting a small wedding reception.
The Bygone Baltimore - Prohibition Style Unique Baltimore MD Venue
So this is by far my favorite spot in Baltimore. The space is a nod to the prohibition era style with modern and tropical elements. The Bygone is atop of the Four Seasons hotel, so it’s ideal for a small wedding. The convenience of being within a hotel is that you can also block rooms for out of town guest. It has the most spectacular views of the entire Baltimore skyline.
Sagamore Pendry - Luxury Baltimore Maryland Wedding Venue
Sagamore Pendry is a fairly new addition to the Baltimore Inner Harbor. The space is updated with a upscale modern traditional design. The hotel offers many event spaces but in particular, the Parson and Price rooms cater to a smaller 20-40 person event. The courtyard is an escape from the city and it is ideal for a petty cocktail hour and ceremony service in the warmer months.
Citron Restaurant - Lake Side Upscale Baltimore Wedding Venue
Citron is a beautiful clean space for a wedding reception with multiple rooms to select from that can host 20, 30 and 50 guests for a reception. It’s a great combination of indoor, outdoor (tented) areas.
The Walters - Baltimore Museum
Love this museum ! There are so many picture worthy backdrops inside and – it sits right in Mount Vernon Square in Baltimore. You’ll have tons of choices when it comes to your wedding pictures. The space, although it has high ceilings feels intimate. I recommend the Sculpture Garden for ceremony and a flip to a reception.
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