Situated in Chicago, Illinois, The Old Post Office is a historic wedding venue. This elegant event space is filled with vintage charm, including sophisticated marble and gold accents. Overlooking the Chicago River, this unique setting seamlessly blends 1920s accents with a modern aesthetic, thanks to a substantial renovation. Couples can rent this distinctive space for both ceremonies and receptions, as well as pre-wedding events like engagement parties and wedding showers. It is also available for rehearsal dinners.

Facilities and Capacity

The Old Post Office has several event spaces spread out across its premises, with the Historic Lobby being positioned as the primary wedding venue. A two-story space, it features expansive windows and gold-leaf ceilings, the ideal setting for an unforgettable celebration. At more than 12,000 square feet, it can accommodate a seated banquet with 800 guests, while standing receptions can have up to 1,400 attendees. For more modern surroundings, the Telegram Lounge boasts a wrap-around bar and floor-to-ceiling windows. Here, you are invited to spend time with up to 300 guests at a cocktail reception, while 150 attendees can be accommodated at a seated banquet. A fireplace and comfortable furniture create a relaxed, intimate atmosphere for your day. The Vault, a sleek, cozy lounge area, is available for the couple and their party to use as a get-ready space. There is a full-service bar, fireplace, and plenty of natural light to illuminate the preparations.

Services Offered

To inspire your wedding planning, the team at The Old Post Office can supply details of their preferred vendors, covering everything from catering to flowers. There is also an event planner that is available to help coordinate how best to bring your vision to life. Lighting and sound are provided to enhance all celebrations, regardless of size. Audio equipment and a dance floor can also be supplied by the team at this venue. If needed, group parking can be arranged for the convenience of couples and their guests.