Cheyenne Depot Museum

p, and they provided a host who helped us rearrange, clean up spills, and direct outside traffic. The building itself is open and noises echo easily inside, so our DJ wasn't thrilled and the party got loud (not exactly a bad thing). No noise from next door or outside though! Couldn't even hear a train pass while inside. The only downfall was the extra "getting ready" space. We had both our ceremony and reception here, but there was no place for the wedding party to be prior to the ceremony. We ended up putting on final touches in an upstairs women's bathroom and signing the marriage certificate in the stairwell. Overall great experience, wouldn't change much!

hide parts of the biuilding, if you wish, and if you don't mind metal folding chairs (I DID mind, but didn't have a choice :/) you can use thiers free of charge, and they will handle set up and take down for no extra fee. I believe they will also set up rented chairs. It was really nice working with them. My photographer also got some stunning pictures here!

verything down yet. She kept mis-reading the map that she helped me come up with for setting up the venue, and also was confused about the liquor permits and permissions that she required me to get before booking it all.

story of the building. I was surprised to find out that this is the least expensive wedding venue in the area, and it provided things like use of a sound system, and tables and chairs already setup. The staff was very helpful and make the booking easy. The determining factor in choosing the depot over other places was the flexibility to run the party late if needed. This wasn't an option for us at the community house.