The northwest Detroit Catholic college has a gorgeous campus that’s great for wedding photography. And the Madame Cadillac Hall, with its beautiful stone exterior and oriel windows, is an under-appreciated wedding venue that can seat a large party.

Looking for a slightly grittier aesthetic? Then the Jam Handy is your spot. This spacious, high-ceilinged venue has lots of exposed brick and beams. While you’ll have to supply most of the accoutrements, it’s got a lot of room to custom design your wedding.

We visited here in 2016 to walk to floors of where the Model T was built. These days, it serves as a museum and event space. Not only can guests enjoy friends and family, but they can browse this historic car collection. The plant has its own catering and bartending service, but you’ll need to supply everything else. It can seat up to 250 with gated parking for guests.

If you’re looking for beautiful light and midcentury style, the Minoru Yamasaki–designed McGregor Memorial Conference Center on Wayne State’s campus is a great choice. If nothing else, it’s an ideal spot to get pictures taken outside by the sculptures and reflecting pond.

The Scarab Club has beautiful indoor and outdoor spaces for your wedding and reception. Inside, you'll find arts and crafts design and intimate spaces; outside, if the weather is right, the garden is open for celebration.

You can’t go wrong booking your wedding in the cultural gem of Detroit. There are lots of rooms available for your reception and ceremony, the largest of which can accommodate up to 500 guests. Also, the steps to the museum’s front steps are one of the more iconic places in the city for wedding photography.

Host your wedding in one of the grandest mansions in Detroit. If the weather is warm, you can plan it outside in the beautiful gardens. But the upscale food offered makes this one of the pricier venues on the list.

Located in the West Village, the Eastern is an industrial event space that can accommodate over 300 guests. It also has outdoor space available with a roll-up garage door.

If you’re looking for a fancier venue with historic Detroit architecture, the Yacht Club is for you. Its grand ballroom has hosted many a wedding, and there’s a professional staff on site to assist with everything.

For a truly iconic Detroit wedding location, you can't beat the Masonic Temple. There are multiple rooms available for rent, from the more intimate to something quite grand.

An old standard for downtown Detroit weddings, the Colony Club has elegant decor and a grand ballroom for your reception. The venue will also help you out with everything, including catering and parking.

If you want to get married on stage, the Gem Theatre has you covered. You'll also have plenty of space for dancing, and there's a great patio outside in warmer weather.

The Detroit Athletic Club will plan everything for your big day, and you get to show your guests inside one of the more exclusive places in Detroit.

Belle Isle has so many incredible places to tie the knot, including the Casino, Dossin Museum, and the Fountain. If you happen to drive by the Conservatory on a weekend afternoon, you're likely to see a wedding party outside.

The Detroit Opera House has a variety of options for a beautiful wedding, including getting hitched on the SkyDeck with the Detroit skyline in the background.

If you have a lot of guests, look no further than the Westin Book Cadillac, which can accommodate up to 1,000. There are a variety of ballrooms to choose from, and the hotel can take care of all the details.

One of the most unique art deco buildings in the country, the Guardian Building is a great place for a wedding and photo staging. Built as the “Cathedral of Finance,” the high ceilings were layered with horse hair so bankers and customers could discuss their business without being overheard. Could be a great selling point if you have a loud family.

Looking for an unconventional wedding venue? You’ll be hard pressed to find one in Detroit more unique (and spectacular) than drifting down the Detroit river, checking out views of the skyline on the deck of the Princess. You and your guests can cruise for two and a half hours while the boat staff takes care of everything.