Ebell of Santa Ana 718 Mortimer Street • Santa Ana • CA 92701

Every package at The Ebell of Santa Ana includes exclusive use of the historic venue and courtyard, catering with a custom menu, customized bar packages with tableside wine service, cake cutting, coffee and tea, and a welcome beverage station. You'll also get private dressing rooms, tables, chairs, linens, china, glassware and flatware, service staff, A/V equipment, outdoor ambiance lighting and free on-site parking. Most events include five hours of event time, three hours of setup, an hour of breakdown and a one-hour rehearsal.

Yes. The Ebell of Santa Ana's open-air courtyard, with covered walkways, arches, blooming trees and twinkling bistro lights, seats up to 150 for a ceremony. Indoors, the Main Ballroom, with high ceilings, hardwood floors and built-in staging, works for ceremonies or receptions, seating 200 for dinner or 150 with a dance floor. The 450-seat Theater is another ceremony option.

Wedding packages at The Ebell of Santa Ana start at $100 per person and vary by guest count, event length and the package you choose. Packages bundle the venue, catering, bar, rentals, staff and A/V, and the events team is happy to talk through venue fees and customized needs.

Most events at The Ebell of Santa Ana include five hours of event time, plus three hours of setup and one hour of breakdown. The venue is available daily from 9am to midnight, and amplified music is allowed both indoors and outdoors.

The Ebell of Santa Ana includes two private dressing rooms, so both sides of the wedding party have their own space to get ready. Every space in the venue is available to you and your photographer on the wedding day, which means plenty of historic backdrops for getting-ready and portrait photos.

Yes. The Ebell of Santa Ana offers elopement packages and several intimate spaces. The Fireside Room, with its tiled fireplace and wrought iron chandeliers, seats 40 for dinner or 50 for a ceremony, and the courtyard seats 70 for dinner under the bistro lights.

The Ebell of Santa Ana is a 1920s Spanish Revival building designed in 1924 for the Ebell Society, which championed women's education and cultural enrichment. Its two intricately detailed porticos, original red-tile roof and high ceilings make for beautiful photos, and the property also has three baby grand pianos and a theater. It's surrounded by century-old oaks near downtown Santa Ana's arts district.