Venues

The Renaissance

Wedding venue in Richmond, Virginia

About

The Renaissance Building was designed by Jackson C. Gott and constructed between 1888 and 1893. It originally served primarily as a meeting hall for local Masonic lodges.

Description from OpenStreetMap.

Vendor type: Venues
Address: 107 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23220
Phone: (804) 649-3373
Website: renaissanceva.com
Data checked: October 28, 2026 (OpenStreetMap)

Before You Book

Couples usually book wedding and event venues 10–14 months ahead. Ask:

Is our date available, and how long can you hold it before a deposit?
What is the total cost for our guest count, including service charges, taxes and gratuity?
What is the maximum capacity for a seated dinner, and with a dance floor?
How many hours are included, and what does each extra hour cost?
Do we have to use your caterer, bar or vendor list? Is there a fee for outside vendors?

All 12 questions to ask →

Tips for Booking Wedding and Event Venues

Visit at the same time of day as your wedding to see the light.
Ask for the total "all-in" price; service charges of 18–24% plus tax are common and not always shown up front.
Friday, Sunday and off-season dates are often cheaper.

Getting several quotes? Line them up in the quote comparison tool and check the contract red flags before you pay a deposit.

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