The Palmer Building, located in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a historic building and wedding event venue. Considered a one-stop shop, this impressive space provides wedding and reception accommodations to a variety of wedding couples. They have a very responsive staff who are incredibly flexible and accommodating for setting meetings and walkthroughs for prospective customers. The Palmer Building also allows you to rent out the space for the entire day. You’ll have plenty of room for cocktails, a buffet, dinner tables, dancing, and even a band or DJ. With natural and historic beauty, the space is also great for wedding photography due to the extensive stone overlays, gorgeous votives, and table centerpieces. Facilities and CapacityThe Palmer Building can be your perfect event backdrop with gorgeous stone walls, fireplaces, and wooden floors. The 3,800-square-foot Fireman?s Hall can accommodate up to 250 people for a cocktail reception and 200 people for a seated dinner event. There is also plenty of room for dancing, your own decorations, and dessert tables. There are also two restrooms available in the upstairs part of the building. Services OfferedThe Palmer Building offers wedding event packages to accommodate a variety of wedding couples with different styles, tastes, and budgets. With the reception site fee, you will receive setup and cleanup of your event, tables, chairs, linens, and parking. You even have access to a state-of-the-art audio visual system that you can utilize for your event. The venue also offers a variety of bar services, including champagne toasts, open bar service, signature drink menu, specialty wine, beer, and liquor, and bartenders. Other services offered by the venue include:Access to a bridal suiteEvent planning servicesIn-house catering servicesOutside vendorsWireless InternetHistoryThis recently restored building was originally built in the late 1930s during President Roosevelt?s Works Progress Administration in an effort to employ people in the midst of the Great Depression. The building was used to train firefighters with state-of-the-art facilities. Many firefighters aided in the construction of the building by hauling materials to the location. Over the years, the building morphed into a place for social gatherings, dances, and barbecues. Now the building has been restored to its full potential and was added to the National Historical Registry.
