Intimate Chicago Wedding at The Emily Hotel

The Emily Hotel is a modern wedding venue located in Chicago’s Fulton Market District. 

With warm interiors and rooftop skyline views, it’s a great choice for couples planning an intimate and stylish wedding.

Whether you’re hosting a small ceremony, a rooftop cocktail reception, or using the hotel as a getting-ready location before heading to your ceremony, The Emily Hotel offers flexibility and a boutique feel that’s hard to beat in the city.

Getting to The Emily Hotel Chicago

The Emily Hotel is located at 311 N. Morgan Street in Chicago’s Fulton Market District, easily accessible by car or public transportation. 

For GPS directions, simply type in “The Emily Hotel Chicago.” 

The venue is just minutes from downtown and near the Morgan CTA station, with valet parking and nearby garages available for wedding guests.

Get Married at The Emily Hotel Chicago

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Couples planning to get married at The Emily Hotel should check availability and book 4-6 months in advance, especially for popular spring and summer dates.

To reserve your date, contact the Events Team at 312-764-1919 or submit an inquiry through the hotel’s official weddings page

Their team can help with choosing the right space, planning menus, and arranging group room bookings.

Cost of the Venue & Capacity

The cost to host a wedding at The Emily Hotel varies based on the day, event space, and catering selections. Most couples can expect venue packages to start between $5,000–$10,000, with additional fees for food and beverage minimums and setup. 

The hotel features several stunning spaces, including The Park rooftop (up to 200 guests), Selva cocktail bar (up to 150 guests), Carr event space (up to 70 guests), Fora restaurant and patio (up to 220 guests), Lusk (up to 100 guests), and Burroughs (up to 175 guests). 

Each offers a unique atmosphere, from rooftop views to intimate interiors, making The Emily Hotel an ideal setting for intimate Chicago weddings.

Best Spots at The Emily Hotel Chicago

Here are some of the best spots for your wedding day at The Emily Hotel.

  • The Park is a rooftop space with skyline views, perfect for sunset ceremonies and open-air receptions. 

  • Selva is a lively rooftop cocktail bar featuring three bars and two outdoor patios, ideal for dancing and late parties. 

  • Carr is filled with natural light and works beautifully for getting ready or first-look photos. 

  • Fora offers a modern restaurant and patio for rehearsal dinners or wedding brunches. 

  • Lusk and Burroughs are versatile indoor event spaces for ceremonies and receptions.

The Emily Hotel Chicago Wedding photography

Tips for Getting Married at The Emily Hotel Chicago

Here are some helpful tips to make the most of your wedding day.

  • Catering: All food and beverages, including alcohol, must be provided and served by The Emily Hotel’s in-house culinary team. Outside food and alcohol aren’t allowed, except for your wedding cake.

  • Guest Capacity: Rooftop spaces can accommodate up to 200 guests, while indoor event rooms are ideal for smaller, intimate ceremonies and receptions.

  • Timing: Plan rooftop moments around golden hour for the best lighting, rooftop views, and portraits.

  • Included Amenities: Rentals often include tables, chairs, standard linens, setup and breakdown.

Planning Your Emily Hotel Wedding?

I’m a Chicago wedding and engagement photographer who specializes in documenting intimate, modern weddings throughout the city including The Emily Hotel and Fulton Market venues.

If you're planning your wedding, please contact me as soon as you can so I can help you plan your awesome day! 

You can fill out this form at https://calebschaftlein.com/contact for more info!

You can check out my wedding pricing HERE!

I’m a Chicago Wedding and Engagement Photographer and would love to make your wedding day extra special!

You can view more photos from The Emily Hotel Chicago on my blog.

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