May 11, 2021
Courtesy of/Cashman & Associates
Couples can get married at a ceremony at the Rodin Museum, then head to the Barnes Foundation for the reception.
Couples looking to say "I do!" in spring 2021 or spring 2022 now have a new venue option thanks to a partnership between Constellation Culinary Group, the Rodin Museum and the Barnes Foundation.
The two cultural institutions are offering a unique wedding package, where couples can have a garden ceremony at the Rodin and then proceed to the Barnes' covered West Terrace for an outdoor reception. Both museums are located on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philly.
The Rodin contains one of the largest collections of sculptor Auguste Rodin's works outside Paris. The Barnes is filled with paintings by famous Impressionist, Post-Impressionist and Modernist artists.
Details on the two wedding packages are listed below:
The Rodin Museum in the summer.
• Enjoy the Rodin Museum's outdoor garden from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
• The Rodin Museum’s ceremony package will accommodate up to 100 guests
• Following the ceremony, newly married couples and their guests can enjoy drinks and canapes at the Garden Terrace or inside the main gallery to view the Rodin collection
• For weddings of up to 50 guests the Rodin rental fee will be $2,500, and for 50-100 guests the Rodin Rental Fee will be $3,000
• This package will cost $99 per person
• Enjoy an evening of outdoor dancing and celebrating from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
• The reception package will feature an open bar, a two-course seated dinner, tableside wine service, passed dessert tapas and passed coffee and tea
• The package also includes tables, reception chairs, cotton linens and napkins in various colors, as well as all staffing and equipment
• A $5,000 facility rental fee applies for the use of the West Terrace for dinner and dancing once COVID-19 restrictions in Philadelphia allow
• This package will cost $200 per person
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