12 Micro Wedding Venues in Dallas for 50 Guests or Fewer
Not every stunning venue needs 200 guests to feel full. These 12 Dallas and Fort Worth spaces were built — or adapt beautifully — for intimate celebrations.
Planning a micro wedding in Dallas means you have options most couples never consider. Restaurants, galleries, gardens, rooftops, and private homes all become viable venues when your guest count is under 50. The challenge is not finding a space — it is finding the right space.
We have photographed at every type of venue on this list. These are our genuine recommendations based on how they photograph, how they flow for small groups, and how they make couples feel on their day.
1. The Adolphus Hotel — French Room
Old-world luxury. Gold leaf ceilings, crystal chandeliers, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Photographs like a European palace.
Best for: Couples who want opulence at an intimate scale.
2. Nasher Sculpture Center
Clean, modern architecture surrounded by Renzo Piano's design and outdoor sculpture gardens. Natural light floods the interior.
Best for: Art-loving couples who want gallery-quality backdrops.
3. Artspace111
Industrial-meets-art gallery. White walls, concrete floors, and rotating exhibitions. Minimalist and endlessly versatile.
Best for: Creative couples who want a blank canvas.
4. Fort Worth Botanic Garden
The Japanese Garden is the jewel — stone bridges, koi ponds, and meticulously maintained landscapes. The Rose Garden offers a more traditional ceremony setting.
Best for: Nature-first couples who still want structure.
5. Sixty Five Hundred
Intimate event space with exposed brick, warm lighting, and a patio. Nestled in one of Dallas's most walkable neighborhoods.
Best for: Couples who want the ceremony and celebration in one spot.
6. The Dallas Arboretum — A Tasteful Place
Outdoor culinary garden with stunning White Rock Lake views. Herb-lined pathways and a working kitchen for farm-to-table receptions.
Best for: Foodie couples who want outdoor beauty.
7. Mattito's Private Dining Room
Tex-Mex institution with a dedicated private space. Colorful, warm, and unapologetically fun.
Best for: Couples who want great food and zero pretension.
8. The Ashton Depot
Historic train depot with original brick walls and timber ceilings. Warm, romantic, and distinctly Fort Worth.
Best for: Couples who love historic character.
9. Klyde Warren Park
Urban park built over a freeway. Open-air ceremony surrounded by the Dallas skyline. Free to use for small ceremonies.
Best for: Spontaneous couples who want a public yet intimate setting.
10. Private Restaurant Buyouts
Many Dallas restaurants offer private dining rooms or full buyouts for intimate celebrations. Lucia, Petra and the Beast, and Uchi have all hosted wedding dinners.
Best for: Couples who prioritize food as the main event.
11. Backyard Weddings
Your home, your parents' yard, a friend's property. String lights, a small arch, and the people who matter most. Zero venue fees.
Best for: Couples who want maximum intimacy and minimum logistics.
12. White Rock Lake Winfrey Point
City-owned venue on the shore of White Rock Lake. Panoramic water views, Art Deco architecture, and sunset ceremonies that photograph themselves.
Best for: Budget-conscious couples who want waterfront beauty.
“The best micro wedding venue is the one that feels like it was designed just for the two of you.”
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We specialize in intimate celebrations — it is all we do. Every venue on this list is one we know, have photographed at, or would love to. Our micro wedding collections start at $800 and are custom-fitted for celebrations under 50 guests.