The Curtis Atrium

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Historic Old City Philadelphia Wedding Venue

The Curtis Atrium is a historic wedding venue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This historic building was once home to Curtis Publishing House. In fact, it is most recognized for creating the Ladies Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post.

About The Curtis Atrium

The building features breathtaking architectural elements. For example, there are palatial alabaster columns and soaring ceilings.

Additionally, Curtis Atrium features a terraced waterfall and 49-foot stained glass mosaic. Louis C. Tiffany and Maxfield Parrish designed it. These elements make this venue a unique space for celebrations.

Facilities and Capacity

Tie the knot and dance with your family and friends in this Old City Philadelphia wedding venue.
In addition, our newest Mezzanine Suite is perfect for a private Cocktail Hour. It has a gorgeous balcony that offers amazing views of the Atrium.
Finally, The Grand Staircase allows for a glamorous entrance.

Catering

Constellation is the catering partner at the Curtis Atrium. We curate crafted menus for a unique dining experience. They will leave your guests talking long after dessert.

In addition, Constellation will provide extraordinary dishes made from the highest quality ingredients. Also, we can customize the catering to fit your specific needs and vision.

Services Offered

The Curtis Atrium offers an all-encompassing experience. All in an immaculate historic building in downtown Philadelphia. It features beautiful architectural design and an exceptional culinary experience.

Our dedicated and professional staff will help you create your dream wedding. It will be a one-of-a-kind sensory experience.