Indra’s Awarehouse is a warehouse-style venue hosting weddings in Austin, Texas. The studio was constructed by visual artist Randi Southard as a space for use by the city’s creative community. Rand’s communal vision continues to this day, and friends and family will feel more than welcome when celebrating at the venue. Fully-equipped for a party, groups will find everything they need and more to celebrate love. With its central and easily accessed location, minutes from downtown, it is a convenient wedding destination for guests arriving from far and wide.

Facilities and Capacity

Indra’s Awarehouse is an artistic space that abounds with creativity. Constructed organically, through years of collaboration with the city’s artistic community, the venue is alive with color and textures. Its spiritual roots can be seen in the art pieces that grace its walls, and the warehouse is incredibly spacious. Couples can use the central floor space to host large gatherings, whether celebrating a reception, rehearsal, or ceremony. There is also an upper balcony area that can be used as a separate space in which to relax, or store guests’ coats. The venue includes a stage for the performer of a couple’s choosing, and there is also a kitchen area that caterers will appreciate. There are even rigging points upon the ceiling and matted floors, allowing couples to incorporate an acrobatic performance into their wedding’s entertainment. Guests can grab a drink from the charming wooden bar and enjoy it in the comfortable, furnished lounge area. There is a large parking lot adjacent to the main building. There is also a nearby outdoor space that couples can rent for a garden-style ceremony in a lush woodland area.

Services Offered

Indra’s Awarehouse’s staff helps couples to realize the event of their dreams. The space is full-equipped for a memorable event, and the team can provide access to whatever couples need. This includes access to the venue’s theatrical lighting and it’s a professional-grade sound system to help get the party started.