If you’re looking for an all-inclusive wedding venue in Philadelphia, there’s plenty to choose from—classic ballrooms, industrial spaces, and leafy settings just outside the city. The harder part is figuring out what “all-inclusive” actually covers. Among the venues in this roundup, packages range from $114 to $295 per person, while some venues charge separate rental fees or require food and beverage minimums as high as $50,000.
That’s why this roundup focuses on real numbers. Every venue featured here is backed by actual pricing documents, so you can compare package costs, guest minimums, and additional charges for ceremonies, taxes, and service. These documents come from Tulle Together’s Wedding Pricing Transparency Project, a crowdsourced database with 16,000+ real pricing PDFs from venues across the country and internationally. Explore the highlights below, or sign in to tulletogether.com to view the full pricing PDFs.
Ballroom at the Ben — Philadelphia, PA
Ballroom at the Ben offers a ballroom setting for a Philadelphia wedding, with 2027 pricing starting at $155 per person on Thursdays, $170 on Sundays, $185 on Fridays, and $265 on Saturdays. Adult guest minimums are 150 for Thursdays and Sundays, 180 for Fridays, and 200 for Saturdays. During the prime season from September through early November, Friday pricing increases to $195 per person and Saturday pricing to $295 per person.
Union Trust — Philadelphia, PA
Union Trust accommodates up to 180 guests, with the option to host both your ceremony and reception onsite. 2027 pricing is $160 per person on Thursdays, $170 on Sundays, $195 on Fridays, and $275 on Saturdays. Adult guest minimums are 100 on Thursdays and 120 on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, while an onsite ceremony costs an additional $2,500.
Lilah — Philadelphia, PA
Lilah offers a warm industrial setting for up to 250 seated guests, with soaring ceilings, skylights, and market lights. Menus start at $160 per person, including dinner and the classic beverage package, with a separate $3,000–$6,000 venue fee for a five-hour event. Food and beverage minimums range from $18,000–$29,000, depending on the season and day, with a 20% service charge plus taxes. Onsite ceremonies cost an additional $2,500, while reception essentials include tables, chairs, linens, dinnerware, a dance floor, and service staff.
Portico — Philadelphia, PA
Portico offers a romantic, leafy setting with a columned porch and string lights. 2026–2027 catering starts at $150–$170 per person, with a deluxe bar at $45–$50 per person and a separate $3,500–$5,500 venue fee. Reception totals at the required 80–120 guest minimums range from $19,100 to $31,900, depending on the date. Onsite ceremonies add $1,500–$1,750, and pricing excludes gratuity, with 8% sales tax and 10% tax on alcohol additional.
Phoenixville Foundry — Phoenixville, PA
Phoenixville Foundry offers historic industrial charm near Philadelphia, with indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces and seating for up to 400 guests. Its 2025–2026 wedding pricing ranges from $150–$247 per person, depending on the day and season, with adult guest minimums of 100–150. Rates include planning, catering, parking, taxes, service fees, and site and rental fees, plus cocktail hour, dinner, wedding cake, desserts, and nonalcoholic beverages. An onsite ceremony adds $1,200 plus 6% sales tax.
Ironworks at Pencoyd Landing — Bala Cynwyd, PA
Ironworks at Pencoyd Landing offers a riverfront industrial setting overlooking the Schuylkill River, with space for 225 seated guests with a dance floor. 2025–2026 packages cost $245–$275 per person, including a five-hour open bar, cocktail hour, dinner, and desserts; four-hour daytime packages are $20 less per person. Full buyouts require $20,000–$35,000 food and beverage minimums, plus a $2,000–$3,000 rental fee, 23% service fee, and taxes. Onsite ceremonies add $15 per person with a $1,500 minimum; linens cost $250, and valet is required for events with more than 50 guests.
Arts Ballroom — Philadelphia, PA
Arts Ballroom offers a ballroom wedding setting on Locust Street, with its Signature Wedding Package averaging approximately $215 per person for Saturdays, including all taxes and gratuity, according to the April 2025 quote. Saturday weddings require 150 guests, while Fridays require 100 guests. A separate $500 door fee covers entrance staffing and coat check. Packages can be customized, and dates outside the busy wedding months typically offer lower pricing and more flexibility with guest minimums.
Curtis Atrium — Philadelphia, PA
Curtis Atrium offers a wedding setting on Walnut Street, with its 2025 wedding package priced at $225 per person for a five-hour celebration. The package includes full bar service, cocktail-hour hors d’oeuvres and a reception station, a plated dinner, petite desserts, linens, dinnerware, and professional service staff. Friday weddings require 100 guests and Saturdays require 150 guests. Sales tax and facility rental fees are additional, while ceremony space costs $3,500. Gratuity is neither included nor expected.
Pomme — Radnor, PA
Pomme offers a lush, wooded setting with a scenic stream near Philadelphia. 2026–2027 catering costs $150–$160 per person, with a deluxe bar at $45–$50 per person and a separate $4,000–$6,000 venue fee. Reception totals range from $20,575–$31,200 at the required 85–120 guest minimums, depending on the season and day. An onsite ceremony adds $2,000. Gratuity is excluded, and 6% Pennsylvania sales tax applies; alcohol is not taxable.
The Felt Factory — Philadelphia, PA
Set in a former Philadelphia felt mill, The Felt Factory blends industrial character with elegant ballrooms, including exposed wood beams, brick, and stone details. Wedding packages range from $114–$131 per person, depending on the season, day, and dinner style, with tax and gratuity included and no room fee. Packages include a five-hour open bar, cocktail hour, buffet or dual-plated dinner, wedding cake, centerpieces, linens, service staff, and free parking. A 30-minute onsite ceremony costs an additional $500–$1,000.
Fabrika — Philadelphia, PA
Housed in a former ice cream factory, Fabrika offers an industrial-chic setting with exposed beams, brick, velvet sofas, and chandeliers. Main hall rentals have food and beverage minimums of $25,000 on Sundays, $35,000 on Thursdays and Fridays, and $50,000 on Saturdays, plus tax and a 20% service fee. Monday–Wednesday rentals carry a $5,000 space fee, waived when food and beverage spending reaches $20,000. Standard six-hour rentals include staffing and security, while entertainment costs extra.
An all-inclusive wedding in Philadelphia can simplify planning, but comparing venues means looking beyond the per-person price. Some packages include taxes, gratuity, an open bar, and wedding cake, while others add rental fees, ceremony charges, or service fees. Guest minimums and seasonal pricing also make a difference, so the best fit depends on your date, guest count, and what’s included.
For a closer look, explore Tulle Together’s Wedding Pricing Transparency Project, featuring 16,000+ real pricing PDFs from across the country and internationally. Visit tulletogether.com to compare the full documents and build a wedding budget based on actual venue pricing.
Photo Credit: Curtis Atrium
