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The Bell Tower on 34th hosts Houston weddings of 150, 200, and 300 guests with published room capacities: the Campanile chapel and the Waterwall each hold up to 250 guests, and the Carillon Ballroom, the Candela Ballroom, and the Legendary Contessa with Capital Ballroom and Courtyard each hold up to 300 guests. Weddings of about 300 guests and up use additional spaces for the ceremony or cocktail hour.
Guest count decides the room, so here are the real numbers. The Bell Tower on 34th hosts weekend weddings of 100 guests and up, with weddings up to 350 guests across six indoor and outdoor spaces at 901 W 34th St in Garden Oaks, near the Houston Heights. Each space has a published capacity, and the combinations are fixed, so you can plan a 150-guest wedding or a 300-guest wedding knowing exactly which rooms fit.
A 150-guest wedding fits comfortably in any of the three ballrooms: the Carillon Ballroom, the Candela Ballroom, or the Legendary Contessa with Capital Ballroom and Courtyard, each with capacity up to 300 guests. The Campanile chapel and the Waterwall each hold up to 250 guests, so either one hosts the ceremony with room to spare, and the Chandelier Room, which holds up to 225 guests, makes a natural cocktail space. A seated dinner for 150 plus a dance floor leaves comfortable margin in every ballroom.
A 200-guest wedding works the same way: the ceremony goes to the Campanile chapel or the Waterwall, both rated to 250 guests, and the reception takes a full ballroom rated to 300 guests. With a seated dinner for 200 and a dance floor in a 300-guest ballroom, the room holds its proportions. The Chandelier Room can serve cocktails while the ballroom is flipped from ceremony to reception.
A 300-guest wedding fills a ballroom to its published capacity of 300 guests. Weddings of about 300 guests and up use additional spaces: the ceremony moves to the Campanile chapel or the Waterwall so the ballroom stays free for dinner and dancing, and the Chandelier Room or the Courtyard absorbs the cocktail hour. Weddings above 300 guests run up to 350 at The Bell Tower on 34th, and at that size the whole facility works together: all ballrooms combine for full-facility events, and large events run up to 2,000 guests.
Every price is all-in: the venue, Chef's cuisine, beverage service, our event team, service charge, and tax. There is no separate venue rental fee. Pricing is per guest: Saturday $230, Friday/Sunday $210, and Monday through Thursday $165.
The Carillon Ballroom, the Candela Ballroom, or the Legendary Contessa with Capital Ballroom and Courtyard each hold up to 300 guests, so a 150-guest wedding sits comfortably in any of them with a dance floor. The Campanile chapel or the Waterwall hosts the ceremony, each rated to 250 guests.
Yes. A 200-guest wedding fits inside any ballroom rated to 300 guests, with the ceremony in the Campanile chapel or the Waterwall, each rated to 250 guests, and cocktails in the Chandelier Room, rated to 225 guests.
A ballroom holds up to 300 guests, and weddings of about 300 guests and up use additional spaces: the ceremony runs in the Campanile chapel or the Waterwall so the ballroom stays free for dinner and dancing, and the cocktail hour moves to the Chandelier Room or the Courtyard. Weddings up to 350 guests are hosted, and all ballrooms combine for full-facility events.
Every price is all-in: the venue, Chef's cuisine, beverage service, our event team, service charge, and tax. There is no separate venue rental fee. Published per-guest pricing is Saturday $230, Friday/Sunday $210, and Monday through Thursday $165. Your Venue Advisor confirms your exact price on your tour once your date and guest count are set.
Yes. The in-house culinary team cooks and serves every course on site, and the same team handles beverage service, so a 300-guest reception runs on one kitchen and one timeline.