Celebrations Rooted in Historic Splendor
Housed in Oakland, CA, The Oakland Scottish Rite Center is a grand wedding venue. The property opened its doors in the 1920s thanks to the skill and hard work of over 1000 workers. Couples and their guests will be blown away from the moment they set eyes on the building. Classic columns and intricate carvings hint at the splendor to be found inside. This Oakland landmark is firmly planted in the city's history. The center was built to accommodate their thriving Scottish Rite Masonic Fraternity. First making waves in Oakland in the 1800s, the group continued to grow over the next century. In the early 1900s, the time came to expand their lodgings also. The first meeting took place in the summer of 1927, marking the venue's grand opening. A number of event spaces are available inside this ornate building. Couples planning an extravagant affair may opt for the Grand Ballroom. With over 10,000 square feet of space, there is room for up to 1,500 guests. Antique chandeliers and intricately patterned ceilings have a mesmerizing effect. The newlyweds can enjoy a magical first dance on polished hardwood floors. There is also a spacious stage for live entertainment. The auditorium on the fourth floor sets the scene for stunning ceremonies. There is seating for over 1,000 loved ones to watch as the happy couple makes things official. Elaborate stonework and lavish red carpeting create a space suitable for royalty. A selection of other event areas each boast their own unique characters, such as the Blue and Gold Rooms. Accommodating intimate gatherings and large-scale celebrations alike, they are suitable for hosting a variety of events. The Oakland Scottish Rite Center is fully equipped with the essentials for a successful event. The venue's professional staff is able to arrange ceremony and reception furniture. Their top-quality linens and tableware add the finishing touches for a luxury banquet. The venue is kitted out with projectors, LED lighting, sound systems, and more to promote five-star celebrations.