Menard Hall is a spacious detached facility set in the grounds of the Historic Menard Complex, which also includes the 1838 Michel B. Menard House and Menard Cottage. Menard Hall is ideal for your wedding gathering. The back yard and gazebo of the Menard House may be added as an additional venue. Galveston’s oldest home, the Greek revival Michel B. Menard House provides an intimate setting for small weddings and receptions. The house, built in 1838, features furnishings that all date from the first half of the 19th century (1800-1850s). They are of the federal, empire, regency, Biedermeier, and William IV styles, as interpreted by American, English, French and German artisans. Carpets, drapes and upholstery fabrics are reproductions appropriate for the period 1830-1850. Outside, grand ionic columns provide a backdrop for photos. Shaded by stately live oaks, the landscaped grounds and gazebo also are available for outdoor functions. Experience elegance and romance on your wedding day at the 1838 Michael B. Menard House.