Hidden Door Floral Studio

Wedding Venues

Every venue here has its own page: the rooms, the grounds, the capacity as the venue itself publishes it, and how we design for the light and scale of that particular place.

119 venues  ·  10 categories  ·  Raleigh · Durham · Chapel Hill · and the counties around them

Hotels & Resorts

Ballrooms that seat hundreds, private dining rooms, and guest rooms a short walk from the reception. Florals here are built to read across a large room.

Estates & Manor Houses

Houses with a century or two behind them: original millwork, old gardens, porches that frame the late light. The work honors what is already there.

Farms & Barns

Working land and timber-framed barns, where open sky and long views set the scale and the florals answer it.

Gardens & Outdoor Venues

Public gardens, parks, and grounds where the planting is the backdrop and arrangements extend it rather than compete with it.

Country Clubs & Golf Courses

Fairway views, formal ballrooms, and clubhouse terraces, with the course itself as the green behind the ceremony.

Restaurants & Culinary Venues

Private rooms and full buyouts for rehearsal dinners and small weddings, where the table is the whole brief.

Urban & Industrial Venues

Brick, timber, and steel in the Triangle's converted mills, warehouses, and downtown halls.

Event Centers & Ballrooms

Purpose-built halls and grand rooms with room for a ceremony, dinner, and dance floor under one roof.

Wineries, Breweries & Distilleries

Tasting rooms and production floors, with the working equipment as part of the setting.

More Venues

Venues that joined the guide after the categories above were drawn.

Planning a wedding at a venue that is not listed here? Schedule a consultation and we will design for it all the same.

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