Contact
- 513 22nd Street S Birmingham, AL, 35233
- +1 205-761-5104
- info@ironcitybham.com
- ironcitybham.com/private-events
Turn up the city, turn on the chic.
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9400
In Birmingham’s Magic City, Iron City Bham blends 1929 industrial character with polished finesse for weddings that dazzle. Multi-level staging, exposed brick, and dark wood create chic drama, while in-house catering/bar, Chiavari chairs, lighting/sound, dressing rooms, and a seasoned team power seamless events. Capacities flex—400 standing, 250 seated, or 150 with room to dance—so the celebration fits the vision without losing the vibe.
Why Choose Iron City Bham:
- Restored 1929 venue: industrial-chic aesthetics
- Capacities: 400 standing / 250 seated / 150 dine-and-dance
- In-house catering & bar; dietary accommodations available
- Ceremony service, coordinator, full setup/breakdown
- Lighting/sound, dressing rooms, servers, and cleanup
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