Looking for a wedding venue that's anything but ordinary? Our old church turned event space is the perfect choice! With its unique architecture, beautiful details, and romantic ambiance, it's the perfect place to start your new life together. Between our expert planning staff, on-site bridal and grooms suite, full stocked bar and bartending staff, on-site décor and linens, discounts with other local vendors, up-lighting, photobooths, dj services, shuttles, and SO MUCH MORE! We aren't just an old church. 😎 We are an expertly ran premier wedding venue that is here to make your wedding vision come to life.

A unique venue for your momentous event! Intimate garden setting in a historic location offering the best of both worlds. Classical architecture for your extraordinary reception. Elegant location to entertain just about any event.

Built in 1867 by French Icarian Adolphe Cambre the three bedroom home boasts original woodwork, floor plan, and windows from the 1860's. Featuring large lawns and a secluded forested area this venue will make you feel like you have stepped back in time to an enchanted farmhouse. Large patio for outside dancing, cute barn for small inside gatherings, and historic farmhouse make the Cambre place a unique can't be missed venue.

Grace Lutheran Church was organized on February 2, 1888, with 18 charter members. It was notable for being the first “English” church, with services in English rather than Swedish, in the Augustana Synod. Connections to Augustana College were strong, and services were held at Augustana’s chapel in the early years of the church.

The Renwick Mansion is one of Davenport's most amazing historic locations. The beauty, elegance and history of the mansion are truly one of a kind. Sitting on 4 acres of land, with ample parking, as well as space for indoor and outdoor events. This Italian Revival Villa features a large indoor event space, bar, 4 balconies, a pa bridal suite, 8 bedrooms and a large lawn to accommodate events with up to 300 guests. A birds eye view of the Quad Cities and the Mississippi River can be enjoyed on the second story balcony or the fourth story tower.