The Historic Callahan House and Garden is a historic wedding venue in Longmont, Colorado. This mansion was built in 1892 and dates back to 1938 when Thomas and Alice Callahan generously gifted it to the city of Longmont. Couples today can enjoy this Victorian-style home and its lovely manicured gardens during their special celebration of love.

Facilities and Capacity

ARich vintage touches will surround couples and their guests. At the Historic Callahan House and Garden, Inside the home, distinct features - such as detailed woodwork throughout the rooms - lend a warm and cozy feel. The woodwork is found in many rooms, such as the parlor, music room, and dining room. If you prefer an outdoor wedding setting, the Italian garden provides European charm and an intimate gathering space for up to 100 loved ones. With its shade trees and perennial flowerbeds, you and your guests can relax and breathe in the fresh air while enjoying a rich, nature-filled space. The estate's fountain is lighted at night for an extra twinkle of romance. Often, couples will enjoy their ceremony in the garden during the warmer months while utilizing the elegant interior for the colder months. During these colder seasons, duos and up to 32 of their guests can be accommodated in a seated style in the interior event space. If the wedding party prefers a private spot to prepare in, these individuals can utilize a get-ready suite.

Services Offered

• A unique venue with historic charm
• 8-hour facility rental: 2-hour setup, 5-hour event time, 1-hour cleanup
• Blooming garden with gazebo and picturesque photo backdrops
• Lighted historic fountain for a ceremony backdrop
• Access to entire House and gardens
• Get ready space for both the bride and groom
• Garden tables and chairs for all your guests
• Buffet/beverage/cake tables, DJ table, and sweetheart table
• The dance floor in the garden
• One venue staff
• Coordination services
• 1-hour rehearsal and drop off the day before
• Final walkthrough with your caterer
• Alcohol in Public Places permit
• Historic Preservation Fee