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Small weddings are becoming more and more popular. Not only because they are obviously less expensive, but also because they are absent with the people dearest to the bride and groom. Below are some selected venues in Denver where you can hold an intimate wedding ceremony and reception:

For a small yet elegant wedding, consider The Black Swan on the border of downtown Denver. This charming two-story brownstone building has a private event space on the ground level that can fit 30 to 50 people. With high ceilings, wooden floors, and a grand staircase, its ambiance exudes nothing but simple elegance. They also have a back area where you can put up a tent if you want more space.

An art gallery is one of the most perfect settings for an intimate and not-so-typical wedding. In Denver, event gallery 910arts has two avenues you can choose from: Studio 11 that can accommodate up to 50 people and Emerging Artists Gallery that can seat a maximum of 35 people. Either of these two art-filled options will surely make your wedding full of character.

If you have a modern Japanese theme for your wedding, the best place would be Mikuni Sushi. It's a hip bar / restaurant adorned with paintings of Japanese warriors mixed with metallic décor. However, they only allow i-house catering. They have a small banquet room where you can hold a reception for 20 people.

Another unique Denver wedding venue is D'Vine Wine, which you could rent if you have no more than 70 guests. It would be like having a wedding in your very own winery. Located right in the middle of Denver, D'Vine Wine has a cozy winery with a Tuscan theme as well as a bar and a patio where your guests can enjoy your wedding and the wines.

There are also plenty of historic Denver wedding venues if that's what you're looking for such as Historic Georgetown. It has two indoor house museums with a total capacity of 60 people – a Victorian Home and an Italian style two-story house. It also has two parks for outdoor events that can accommodate up to 100 guests, one of which – Hamill Park – has a covered pavilion with catering facilities.

These are just some of the Denver wedding venues that you may want to consider for your special day. To make your selection easier, finalize your guest number and decide on the ambiance that you want for your wedding. One thing is for sure, whether you want an elegant, quirky or quaint venue for a small wedding you will not run out of options in Denver.

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Source by Tom Ken Cruise