A wedding venue located right outside of Downtown Houston, Texas, Station 3 boasts amazing views of the city skyline that will provide an unforgettable backdrop. This historical space features its original brick and gorgeous stonework. The split-level setting offers a unique layout and a lovely outdoor courtyard. For intimate gatherings and extravagant celebrations alike, this venue offers a beautiful space with top-of-the-line amenities to make your big day one to remember.

Facilities and Capacity

With room to accommodate up to 250 guests, this well-known historical landmark located in the city of Houston is a one-of-a-kind venue. This charming space is complete with industrial light fixtures, concrete beams, natural wood floors, and exposed brick. Both levels of this venue have an open floor plan. The unique elegance of Station 3 draws in couples of all styles. Whether you’re looking to host a traditional, intimate ceremony or a glamorous grand reception, the professionals here will help you bring your wedding day dreams into reality. A get-ready suite is available for to-be-weds to use as they prepare for their day. The venue also features a prep area for caterers.

Services Offered

Serving the Houston, Texas, area, Station 3 offers several reception venue rental packages to suit your wedding day needs. The venue managers are there to make sure you are given everything you need to set up and organize your ideal layout as well as decorate the versatile space. The following services are included with the rental of this venue:

• Complimentary parking
• Tables and chairs
• Setup and teardown of tables and chairs
• Online layout program for designing table and chair layouts
• Use of decor inventory
• Lighting and sound

History

Formerly known as Stonewall, this venue served as an active fire station to the City of Houston from 1905 to 1937. It was completely restored and renovated in 2014, updating the facility and its amenities. Today, Station 3 still features many of its original features such as the original fire pole, carved stonework, and wood floors and ceilings.