The Bottle House

The Bottle House is a wedding reception venue located in Ottawa, KS. Stylish and contemporary with a wholesome twist, this beautiful property would be ideal for those planning a large get-together. Boasting connections to the recent history, it is at once up-to-date and tethered to the past. Here, ceremonies, receptions, and other festivities may be hosted as wedding parties enjoy the opportunity to savor once-in-a-lifetime occasions. The building was once a bottling factory for Coca-Cola in the 1940s. A sign of the famous soda company is still there as a tribute to those earlier days. While The Bottle House took on other guises over the years, it still reflects much of the original charm from all those decades ago. Today, it serves as a fitting place to say “I do” and celebrate partners’ futures as married couples. Throughout, the venue boasts rustic style blending industrial minimalism with warm and creative decor, it is an eye-catching event space. Overall, The Bottle House is a 10,000 square-foot event space for memorable events to take place. Capacity varies depending on the type of event being planned. For seated celebrations, 350 invitees may be accommodated or 499 guests may enjoy a standing cocktail-style festivity. Ceremonies can easily be enjoyed here with indoor space available to host large parties. Here, chairs may be arranged facing the head of the room where the happy couple can exchange vows. For the all-important moment, the to-be-weds can stand in front of an eye-catching brick wall as they are officially pronounced as newlyweds. For the reception, round tables and chairs may be arranged while the happy couple sits at the head table. Exposed beams, barrels, and wooden features create a quaint, rustic atmosphere that is complemented by tasteful interior design. A tended bar adds to the appeal of The Bottle House where all manner of beverages can be crafted and served. What’s more, a list of preferred vendors, including caterers, may also be provided so that every couple’s experience is as satisfactory as possible.