Weddings at Stuhr Museum

Make your special day one to remember with the help of historic Stuhr Museum. Let us assist you in planning for your wedding and creating an occasion that will help you make your own history.

Our unique setting, with a variety of facilities and atmospheres on over 200 acres of natural beauty, has something to please everyone. For a formal, elegant setting, consider the Stuhr Building. If you prefer the great outdoors, our lovely outdoor Hornady Family Arbor allows you to celebrate in the fresh air. Of course, there is always the little white church for a traditional space.

Stuhr Museum provides full-service capabilities including facility rentals, catering recommendations, entertainment options and historical enhancements. We can handle your special day for you and add the special, detailed touches that make Stuhr Museum so unique. You do not need to be a member to get married at Stuhr Museum. For more information, please contact Renae Hunt, Facility Rentals Manager at 308-385-5316 x205 or email rhunt@stuhrmuseum.org

Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church

The historic Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church was originally from Hampton, Nebraska, as the Danish Lutheran Church. Available as a unique setting for weddings, baptisms, or other church services, the 'little white church', neatly trimmed in country green, is nestled on the south end of the museum grounds. Built in 1888, the church stands symbolic of the thousands of rural churches that once peppered the great plains. This beautiful church has a capacity of 110 people, however there is no heat or air conditioning. A dressing room and Bridal dressing room is available adjascent to the church.

The Stuhr Building

The Stuhr Building is the perfect place to host your open house, company party or gathering, family reunion, afternoon tea, wedding, or an exquisite evening gala.The museum's attractive main building displays beautiful marble flooring, incredible twin spiral staircases and four fountains providing an enchanting and classy environment.Edward Durell Stone, designer of the Kennedy Center of Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., also designed the Stuhr Building, which opened in 1967.

Hornady Family Arbor

Ten-foot wide paths wind through the picturesque environment you'll find in the Hornady Family Arbor. Complemented by a pond, windmill, wooden bridges, flower gardens, shrubs and picnic areas, this tree-filled haven is a peaceful, relaxing sanctuary.

Admirers of flora and fauna alike will enjoy the varieties of flowers growing here in the arbor, from lilacs to irises and daisies to lilies. The Arboretum is an idyllic setting for an outdoor wedding, portrait sitting, or an al fresco dinner party.

Looking for a stunning backdrop for your engagement or bridal portrait? Ask about holding a portrait sitting at Stuhr Museum!
Be sure to ask about other event, catering and entertainment options. We are happy to give suggestions and ideas!

To book your wedding at Stuhr Museum, contact Facility Sales Manager Renae Hunt at
(308) 385-5316 x205
or email rhunt@stuhrmuseum.org.