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A Healdsburg Wedding Venue

Weddings at Duchamp

Duchamp Healdsburg was conceived from the beginning as a place to be married in downtown Healdsburg, steps from everything yet a world away. One very private property holds the welcome evening, the rehearsal dinner, and a garden ceremony for up to 150 guests, with 20 residential-style suites and the only onsite hotel parking lot in all of downtown Healdsburg.

The Welcome Evening

The Welcome Evening

The weekend begins the moment your guests arrive. They park once in our private lot, walk to the private entry of their own suite, and gather that first evening in The Living Room or across the Pool Courtyard, until the night finds its way to The Afterglow Fire Pit Area.

The Rehearsal Dinner

The Rehearsal Dinner: The Fitch Mountain Overlook

Our rooftop event deck holds up to 78 guests, with a commercial display kitchen, a hospitality station, and The Duchamp King's Table seating twenty. Dinner becomes a single conversation, and Fitch Mountain absorbs the sunset behind it.

The Ceremony in The Grove

The Ceremony: The Grove, for Up to 150 Guests

The Grove holds a ceremony of up to 150 guests beneath mature Pistache trees, among fountains and lush lawns. The trees carry the shade, the fountains carry the sound, and the garden has already done the composing.

The Walk to the Reception

The Reception: A Short Walk Away

For the reception, downtown Healdsburg becomes the ballroom. Little Saint sits directly adjacent to Duchamp, Barndiva is a few short blocks away, and your guests walk from the ceremony to the celebration, then home to their suites. No shuttles, no drivers, no one arranging rides at midnight.

Reserve Every Suite

For couples who want the property entirely to themselves, all 20 residential-style suites can be reserved together, turning Duchamp into a private estate residence for the weekend. Duchamp Healdsburg is an adults-only property for guests 21 and over, and that shapes a wedding weekend in the best of ways: the celebration keeps one register, evenings run as long as the conversation does, and mornings stay quiet.