Wedding Venues in Dover, AR

Originally built by local residents in 1882, The Chapel at Dragonfly Farms, then known as Broomfield Church, has acted as a schoolhouse, place of worship, community center, and private residence. Re-established as a wedding and special events venue, The Chapel now provides a home away from home to the families and friends celebrating together under its original weathered tin roof. Anchoring the rich and luscious Ozark National Forest, nestled in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, sits Dragonfly Farms and its Chapel. Cozy. Rustic. Magical. Exuding an unassuming quiet strength. Unique. This picturesque venue is surrounded by dreamy views of the nearby mountains, foliage, and wildlife. The enchanting Dragonfly Farms provides an unbeatable backdrop, and it’s not uncommon for wild deer to be seen wandering through the fields and forest as vows are exchanged. The Chapel at Dragonfly Farms is the most captivating venue in the Arkansas River Valley. Charm and elegance love it here.

Chrysler Commons is an Industrial Urban venue located on the east side of Buffalo Missouri's historic downtown square. We are located just 35 miles north of Springfield. Our indoor space is a 100+ year old building with abundant brick and iron details. the wooden beam ceilings were left open and the chandeliers offer a delicate accent. The speak easy is located just off the indoor space and offers a "hidden" quality, rich in retro style and vintage decor. Our out door, open-air garden space seats up to 175 with draped lights and lots of greenery surrounding the brick walls. Chrysler Commons offers many ways to customize the space depending on your vision.

Our venue has a art deco vibe from the marble floors to the built in bars, we have the capability to show movies, both indoor and outdoor covered spaces. Lots of perks come with our space from ceremony and reception chairs and tables, to ice machine, bars, in house speakers, custom acoustic paneling and more.

With a love for classic, stately beauty... and a vision of grandeur, Danise Smith, and daughter Breann Ashford purchased the property at I Street in Bentonville. Their passion for bringing life and excitement back into older things manifested with the renovation process as they created a grand bridal suite and party room in the 1930s home. Plans to build Bentonville's newest event venue and bridal party house began in August of 2014. While the Northwest Arkansas area offers a variety of more rustic, chic venues, the owners felt there was a great need for something polished, grand, and simply... white. The Ballroom at I Street is a venue that enables the bride and groom to personalize every aspect of their special day without the dictation of patterned walls and the distraction of colorful carpeting.

Located in Bentonville, AR, 21c Museum Hotel is a contemporary art museum wedding venue. Conveniently off the Bentonville Square, 21c houses a rotating collection of immersive and site-specific art installations, including the iconic Green Penguin. Supplied with craft cocktails and seasonal cuisine by Executive Chef, Micah Klasky, this all-inclusive venue is the perfect spot for a luxurious, modern wedding.

With expansive, 35 foot ceilings and 5,400 square feet of ample space, The Brick Room accommodates any occasion – from the most lavish to the most intimate. Convenient to fine dining, shopping, and hotels, The Brick Room is located just off Interstate 40, in the heart of downtown Conway.

Welcome. GlassHaus Weddings began with an idea several years in the making. Our family has always had a love affair with Table Rock Lake. Our best and most memorable days have been spent along the shores, out in the water, and under the stars while celebrating family time together. We dreamt of a place where we could joyfully serve couples by creating a destination wedding venue & resort where you could bring your closest family and friends together and experience that once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that your wedding affords you; your favorite people, all together at one time. What if we could take that occasion to another level?