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  • 101 S 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA

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Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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About Museum of the American Revolution

At a wedding at the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia's Old City, your photographer and videographer get two very different settings for the vows. You can get married in front of the Grand Staircase in the ground-floor Rotunda, with its vaulted ceiling and stone-clad walls and floors, or upstairs in Liberty Hall, a third-floor room the museum describes as naturally lit, with views of historic Philadelphia from a connecting open-air terrace.

That staircase makes a dramatic entrance and a natural spot for wedding photos with the whole party. Cocktails can be on the Bank of America Terrace, where tall columns frame views of Independence National Historical Park and the First Bank of the United States, or in the Oneida Indian Nation Atrium on the main exhibition level, where guests can visit the galleries. Towering double doors lead from the terrace into Liberty Hall, so your wedding reception can follow without guests leaving the floor.

All food comes from the museum's exclusive caterer, Feast Your Eyes. A wedding specialist helps with planning and is on site during the event. As an extra, you can add an exhibit experience, including the theater presentation that reveals the headquarters tent used by General George Washington. Couples who get married here also receive a free one-year museum membership. For video, the open terrace brings city sound with it, so plan the toasts and first dance inside Liberty Hall with your wedding videographer.

  • Request wedding information from the museum to check your wedding day.
  • Walk the Rotunda, Liberty Hall and the terrace with your photographer.
  • Ask about photo and video guidelines and capacities for each space.

A little about the Museum of the American Revolution

The museum stands at Third and Chestnut Streets near Independence Hall and tells the story of the American Revolution. Its best-known artifact is the headquarters tent General George Washington used during the war, shown in its own theater.

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