Behold the Ballroom Eight of St. Louis’ favorite historic sites BY A M Y F E N S T E R B R O W N , T H E B E L L E O F T H E B A L L
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allrooms – they’re not just for dancing
Louis, whether in hotels or stand-alone venues.
CHASE The Khorassan Ballroom at The Chase
anymore. Not that the ballroom needs
Dressed, decorated and customized to suit the
Park Plaza Hotel was built in 1931 as an opulent
a slogan, but if it did, that might work.
couple’s tastes for their big day, the options are
Art Deco masterpiece, even though America was
What was once considered a place of opulence
endless when you factor in flowers, linens, and
dealing with the Great Depression. With designs
and grandeur exclusive to the upper class in
other décor. St. Louis boasts some stunning
to accommodate up to 1000 guests, the size can
the early 1900’s, the ballroom now associates
venues with ballrooms to tickle the fancies of
vary from 3456 sq ft up to 14,156 sq ft.
more with a versatile reception space. Weddings
brides and grooms no matter their style, budget,
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galore are happening at ballrooms all over St.
or number of guests. Behold the ballroom!
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The Khorassan Ballroom at The Chase Park Plaza Hotel