If you’ve fallen in love with this neighborhood like we have, you may want to consider the best Baltimore wedding venues in Fell’s Point for your big day.
East of Inner Harbor, Fell’s Point has it all. History. Waterfront. Boutique hotels and shops. Oh, have we mentioned the iconic pubs? All accessible by walking, driving or even water taxi!
In fact, Fell’s Point is so historic that it’s considered one of the oldest neighborhoods in Baltimore. For instance, it has 300 landmarks listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
In addition, you’ll find Belgian block streets with original bricks from Europe as you walk downtown. Certainly good information for history lovers and stiletto wearers alike! Finally, nothing can beat Fell’s Point’s soothing waterfront views. So read on as we highlight some of the best Baltimore wedding venues in Fell’s Point.
Five Reception Spaces In Fell’s Point
Photo credit: Sagamore Pendry/Lisa Blume
Sagamore Pendry
The Sagamore Pendry is on the Patapsco River and slightly east of where the river merges with the harbor. In fact, the award winning boutique hotel is along Fell’s Point’s vibrant recreational pier.
The Sagamore Ballroom is a restored space dating to 1914. But don’t let that fool you. Not only is it luxurious but also contemporary while showcasing its unique history.
Photo: Sagamore Pendry
The details and architecture will take your breath away much like its views of the Inner Harbor. Its character will captivate you. Hailed as one of the grandest ballrooms in Baltimore, The Sagamore Ballroom is spacious at 4,565 square feet. There, you can twirl, tango, waltz and dip to your heart’s content. However, if you’re looking for a more intimate space, The Overlook at Rec Pier Chop House may be the right fit. Its semi-private space with brick, wrought iron and grand chandeliers offers aerial views of the restaurant below.
But what about ceremony options? First, The Pool Deck with its infinity pool against the harbor offers seamless waterfront views. It’s a dreamy space for romantic ceremonies or cocktail hour with a striking backdrop. In fact, it’s so dreamy, your guests won’t want to leave. Alternatively, imagine your ceremony in The Courtyard. There, you will find a semi enclosed airy bright space full of lush greenery, lounges, a horse sculpture and cozy fireplace.
Finally, the Parsons and Price rooms are yet another option for smaller gatherings. Of course, for those looking for a Fell’s Point wedding venue with lodging, Sagamore Pendry provides the ultimate luxury rooms with scenic waterfront views.
Photo: Admiral Fell Inn
Admiral Fell Inn
The Admiral Fell Inn is a boutique hotel with timeless charm.
Dating to the 1900s when it first served sailors, it borders the waterfront. In fact, the venue has exclusive access to a ceremony space with breathtaking views of the Patapsco River. Next, enjoy cocktail hour on the rooftop terrace before heading to the fifth floor ballroom with exposed brick overlooking the harbor and iconic city skyline. The ballroom can host up to 120 guests.
However, for those with 60 guests or less, The Stone Room offers a cozier space for receptions. Finally, what is more relaxing than adjoining to your room after a night of toe tapping? Adjourn to a suite with a fireplace and balcony or guest room styled in 18th century European furnishings.
Photo: The Inn at Henderson’s Wharf
Inn at Henderson’s Wharf
The Inn at Henderson’s Wharf with its timeless historic charm is in the heart of Fell’s Point. In fact, the boutique hotel is on Fell Street! There, you will find a refined luxury wedding venue on the waterfront.
Imagine your garden ceremony against a maritime backdrop before you step indoors for your reception.
Photo: Inn at Henderson’s Wharf
Inside, there are two event spaces to choose from. The Gallery features multiple arched windows providing natural light showcasing its beautiful historic brick. It’s a great space for medium to larger events whereas The McClintock Room is a more intimate setting. The Inn at Henderson’s Wharf can host up to 100 guests.
Photo credit: Frederick Douglass-Isaac-Myers Maritime Park/Urban Row
Frederick Douglas-Isaac Myers Maritime Park
Elegant and industrial, Frederick Douglass-Isaac-Myers Maritime Park is as historic as it is beautiful. For example, not only does the museum maintain Fell’s Point’s oldest industrial waterfront buildings but it celebrates African-Americans who were at the forefront of maritime in Baltimore.
Photo credit: Frederick Douglass-Isaac-Myers Maritime Park/Urban Row
Inside the museum, there are several event spaces. For example, Shipyard Gallery & Museum allows for 40 seated or a reception for 60. In addition, Bearman Galley can host up to 90 for a reception. The largest area, Founders Room is combined with the Bearman Gallery for seating up to 200 or a reception for 280. However, outside at The Promenade & Courtyard, there is space for up to 450. In addition, Cardin Pier allows for up to 150 seated. Imagine celebrating with iconic waterfront views reflecting city lights.
Photo: Barcocina
Barcocina
Finally, Barcocina is an industrial yet modern atmosphere along the Fell’s Point waterfront. It’s setting is almost as exciting as its cuisine. In fact, glass garage doors open to the harbor.
Barcocina offers several event spaces. For instance, its private event space can hold 135 people while the semi private main dining room can host up to 300. However, a restaurant buyout would free up the entire venue allowing for up to 425 guests.
Additionally, the outdoor breezeway with its bistro lights and fabric sun shades can host up to 125 guests.
