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The Lyceum of Galveston

The Lyceum of Galveston

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2401 Winnie St., Galveston, TX

About This Vendor

Beautiful Galveston Wedding and Reception Venue

Nestled in historic downtown Galveston near the Strand, The Lyceum is accented with a soaring square tower and steeple, a grand double-door entrance, and beautiful floor-to-ceiling stained-glass windows. Adjoining it on the side and separated by pull-down partitions is The Lyceta, a room with a stage and front doorway leading into a lighted private courtyard with a gazebo. The Lyceum can handle 300 people seated assembly style, and banquet seating for 200 guests. The Lyceum is truly one of the best and most affordable wedding venues in Galveston, so call us today for a personal tour to see it's beauty for yourself! We want you to be confident that we will work diligently to ensure that you have everything you need to enjoy our charming and historic Galveston architectural treasure.

Amenities + Details

Bridal Suite

Handicap Accessible

Indoor

Outdoor - Not Covered

Wireless Internet

Liability Insurance

On-Site Accommodations

Outdoor - Covered

Ceremony Types

Civil Union, Commitment Ceremony, Elopement, Interfaith Ceremony, Non-Religious Ceremony, Religious Ceremony, Same Sex Ceremony, Second Wedding , Vow Renewal Ceremony

Guest Capacity

Up to 300

Settings

Backyard, Ballroom, Historic Venue, Religious Setting, Church

Wedding Categories

Service Staff

The Lyceum of Galveston Reviews

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Reviewed On 4/29/2018 by Kristen H

Absolutely Amazing! The building is so beautiful that you don't have to bring in a lot of extra decorations. The stained glass is great for pictures. It is easy to get answers through phone or email. Brenda helps make your day go as planned and...

Reviewed On 4/03/2018 by Beatrice A

We loved how straight forward they were with details and great deal for your money. Lovely people to work with

Reviewed On 4/17/2017 by Shaena O

I always wanted to be married in a beautiful church, so for me The Lyceum was a dream come true! From the gorgeous stain glass windows to the picturesque front steps; it will make your special day even more unforgettable!

Reviewed On 12/15/2016 by Jennifer M

It's a fantastic venue and the ladies who run the place are more than helpful. Anytime I had a question they answered

Reviewed On 7/05/2014 by Amy T

Beautiful venue, and romantic feel!

Reviewed On 11/17/2013 by Jennifer S

I would have never known about this venue if my photographer hadn't suggested it. Very classy venue for a wedding ceremony. The stain glass windows are absolutely gorgeous, and provide most of the decoration for the venue. The coordinator for t...

Reviewed On 10/15/2013 by Sarina R

The Lyceum was the first venue we looked at. We were looking for something spiritual and historical. We wanted to get married in a church, but something interesting and just...special. As soon as we walked in, we were sold. The outside of the L...

Reviewed On 11/05/2012 by Renee S

Cynthia was great to work with coordinating everything prior to the wedding. I had access to the venue anytime I asked for it (I looked at it 4 times before booking!) You are able to take bridal portraits there for free and have your rehearsal ...

Reviewed On 10/17/2012 by Adwoa D

This was the best location at the end of the day because the stained glass windows were so colorful on their own that much decorating was not necessary. I had wanted to use the Lycetta for the ceremony but I didn't like the fact that the door t...

Reviewed On 8/18/2012 by Ellen D

We used this venue for our ceremony and it was absolutely stunning. The stained glass makes for beautiful pictures and the choir loft makes the music resonate through the whole venue. The staff is super helpful and very easy to contact. They wi...

Reviewed On 6/11/2012 by Coley D

The Lyceum is the original Sanctuary of the First Lutheran Church in Galveston, built in the 1850s. Over time, it has been used for many things, including the gym of a middle school. After Hurricane Ike, they decided to restore the building to ...