Google photos · Craig Baker, Felipe Arredondo.
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Add recon$4000 Saturday
Estate: Historic mansion Capacity: 180 Distance: In Denver Rentals: Yes Lodging: No Brochure: https://www.historycolorado.org/sites/default/files/media/document/2026/2026%20Venue%20Only%20Wedding%20Brochure.pdf
$1.5k-$4k venue rental, Sunday $700-$1,100 cheaper than Saturday
their 2026 wedding brochure has the rate table: ceremony + reception (or reception only) runs $1,500 Mon-Thu Jan-Apr up to $4,000 on a Saturday May-Oct or in December, holidays add $500 to $1,000, and ceremony-only starts at $650 for 4 hours. a reddit couple confirmed ~$4k for 9 hours. base rental is 7 hrs w/ flexible start, extra hours are $200/hr. 'heroes discount' for military, nurses, teachers, first responders
-1902 beaux-arts mansion on quality hill, run by history colorado -capacity: 200 cocktail / 180 seated / 150 buffet -catering is locked to occasions catering (they also do bar + rentals), so you can't shop food around -lots included: venue supervisor, grand piano, market lights, uplighting, basic av, 1 free rehearsal hour -explicitly lgbtq-friendly, won an award for it & couples call it out ceremonies can be held indoors in the mansion or outside on the grounds, and there's a getting ready suite for the wedding party.
~$4k for a 9-hour rental (firsthand), venue-only
FWIW the most reliable number I found is firsthand, not the web ranges: a couple on Reddit paid about $4k for 9 hours and said service was great. The web $1,500-$4,000 range tracks with that, Sunday coming in $700-$1,100 under Saturday depending on the month. Catering is exclusively Occasions, so that's a fixed part of the total you can't negotiate down.
The tradeoff to weigh here: at ~$4k for 9 hours in a mansion that seats 180, the math beats most downtown venues, and the space works hard (multiple rooms for dinner/dancing/lounging, DIY-friendly), but the single most repeated complaint is how slow they are to respond to inquiries, one person said weeks to months, and the advice was to call and leave multiple messages rather than email. If you can tolerate that and you don't need mountain views (they're sparse, this is a city mansion), it's one of the better-priced historic options in Denver.