Ballhaus Wedding

Ballhaus Wedding: Marrying in a Ballroom from 1889

Built in 1889, Ballhaus Wedding is one of the city’s oldest preserved ballrooms. The furnishings date from the Belle Époque, complemented by one of Berlin’s largest collections of Wilhelminian-era furniture. Over 350 square meters are home to the ballroom, winter garden, fireplace room, the Peacock Room as a bridal suite, a children’s room, and two bars. It accommodates 135 seated guests, or up to 250 for a standing reception.

A unique feature underfoot in the winter garden is the parquet flooring, which comes from the Babelsberg film studio and was laid there for The Blue Angel. The venue is located in one of the city’s most beautiful green backyards, where a Hollywood swing hangs in the garden, perfect for an outdoor civil ceremony.

Cultural and Event Venue with its Own Florist

Since 2022, the Ballhaus has been run as a cultural and event venue and has hosted over 500 events during this time. For wedding couples, this means a well-rehearsed team instead of improvisation: Catering is handled by the venue’s permanent partners and booked directly there; the Ballhaus also arranges florists, photo booths, and chamber ensembles. Access is barrier-free, and specific prices are only provided upon request.

Civil ceremonies are not held at the venue, but at the Mitte Registry Office; the non-denominational ceremony takes place in the garden or the ballroom. For arrival, guests should be advised to use public transport, as there are hardly any parking spaces in the immediate vicinity. However, the S1, S2, S25, S8, and S85 stop at Bornholmer Straße station, the U8 and U9 at Osloer Straße, plus tram lines 50 and M13, and several bus routes.