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Memorial Hall (Please Touch Museum) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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About Memorial Hall, c. 1876 (Please Touch Museum)

A wedding at Memorial Hall, home of the Please Touch Museum in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park, takes place under a soaring dome in a grand Beaux Arts building. The museum describes two moods you can mix, the playfulness of the museum and the elegance of Memorial Hall, and from the grand exterior entryways to the exhibits, your photographer and videographer will find plenty of places for wedding photos.

One rental package includes three spaces for your wedding ceremony, cocktail hour and reception. Hamilton Hall has 60-foot ceilings, the dome, a four-story replica of the Statue of Liberty's arm and torch made of toys, and a marble dance floor, and it seats 360 with a dance floor. The South Foyer next door shares that architecture and can host an intimate wedding ceremony or cocktail hour. The Independence Blue Cross Carousel House, a 9,000 square foot glass atrium around a historic Dentzel Carousel with hand-carved animals, can host the ceremony, cocktails or an after-party, and every rental includes an hour of carousel rides, a joyful moment to catch on video.

Your wedding reception is created with the Rhubarb Hospitality Collection team, and the spaces scale up to receptions for 1,000 guests or a full museum buy-out. Hamilton Hall can be transformed with dramatic uplighting from the museum's lighting partner, which helps the first dance look its best on film. Guests park free in the museum's gated lot, so plan your wedding day around easy arrivals and a stop at the carousel for pictures.

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A little about Memorial Hall

Memorial Hall opened in 1876 as the art museum for the Centennial Exposition and is a National Historic Landmark. The Please Touch Museum, which began in 1976, now makes its home there.

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