Flint Institute of Arts

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The Flint Institute of Arts offers a one-of-a-kind experience for a bride and groom and their guests: imagine strolling through the galleries during cocktail hour, having your first dance as husband and wife under the stunning glow of a Dale Chihuly chandelier and mingling amongst the stars in the outdoor Hurand Sculpture Courtyard. In addition, discover the perfect backdrops for unforgettable wedding photos.

“Unlike a traditional reception venue, the museum’s magnificent collection of artwork helps create an artistic and elegant, yet contemporary setting for the bride and groom’s special day,” said Sherren Sandy, Events Coordinator. The FIA is dream for any couple who has a passion for the arts or simply a desire for an extra special experience that their guests will talk about for years to come.

“Professional and experienced staff make your planning effortless, even helping you select the perfect vendors to make your ideal day come to life,” said Ms. Sandy. She knows all of the best caterers, décor and valet companies, DJs, photographers, etc. to make planning a breeze, while services such as FIA’s in-house bar removes items from a bride’s overloaded to-do list.

The FIA caters to both intimate gatherings and extravagant receptions, and packages are available to add memorable extras, such as music played on FIA’s Steinway Grand piano. “FIA offers a truly unique celebration venue for a wedding;” said Ms. Sandy, “there’s really nothing else like it!”

Visit the Flint Institute of Arts website.

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