San José Museum of Art

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Weddings and Social Celebrations

  • A lobby is set with elegant tables featuring white tablecloths, red accent napkins, wineglasses, candles, and roses. There's a staircase in the background and an elevator to the left. A glass window behind the tables reveals an outside view to the street.
     
  • Four long rectangular tables with black table cloths are in a lobby. On them are a variety of wine and champagne glasses with bouquets of white flowers.
     
  • Overlooking a balcony on the second floor, rose petals and lit white candles are on the ground leading down an aisle between rows of black chairs with red cushions. In the background hanging from the ceiling is a red glass chandelier.
     
  • In a lobby with large stone walls, two tables with purple table clothes are stacked with food and flowers. Towards the back of the room, near the entrance are three tables with green table cloth.
     
  • Outdoors, the San José Museum of Art is visible through a center of palm trees. There are large white tents in surrounding round tables with green table cloths and chairs. There are servers standing behind a small bar.
     
  • A man wearing black suit is kissing a female wearing a white wedding dress . She has a pink flower in hair. They are standing on a balcony overlooking one red and one yellow glass Chihuly chandelier.
     
  • Inside a white room with red and orange flowers with vines are placed on the walls and pillars of the room. There are round black tables with flowers, place settings, silverware, and glassware on the tables. Arched windows are open with sunlight shining through.
     
  • A man wearing a black suit stands next to a woman wearing a white dress holding a bouquet of flowers. They are smiling at each other in a hallway outside the museum.
     
  • Outside the San José Museum of Art, there are rows of people sitting in white chairs. One man stands at the front and is wearing a black suit. One man is standing between two pedestals with white flowers.
     

    The San Jose Museum of Art is a place of heartfelt expression—the perfect setting for a wedding. Your celebration can be traditional or full of surprises, intimate or expansive—full of color, dimension, and meaning. You can celebrate in a range of inviting Museum spaces, from galleries open to your guests during cocktails, to lovely surroundings such as the Circle of Palms for your ceremony, to settings that are ideal for dinner and dancing (including the New Wing Lobby, Skybridge, Historic Wing Cafe, and the Charlotte Wendel Center).

    To discuss hosting your event at SJMA, please submit an RFP.

    For a list of approved caterers and vendors, click here.

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