WEDDING RECEPTIONS & PARTIES · SAN FRANCISCO
THE PEOPLE & THE OCCASION
From the first toast
to the final song.
Picture the way you want to spend the evening with your guests. A standing reception, a meal together, and music each shape the room differently.
01 / THE RECEPTION
Your people, together
Bring your ideas for the reception: how guests will gather, when you want to eat, and the moments you want to make space for.
02 / AROUND THE DAY
A wedding-related gathering
Have a welcome gathering, dinner, or another celebration in mind? Describe it in your inquiry so the team can discuss the format and arrangements with you.
03 / YOUR ATMOSPHERE
An evening with character
Art on the walls and your guests in the room. Discuss music, lighting, and personal touches alongside the practical details behind them.
A wedding celebration at 111 Minna Gallery
CATERING & BAR
A table. A toast.
Your people.
Hospitality belongs at the heart of the celebration. Talk through the food you love, the way you want it served, and how drinks and service fit the evening.
Include dietary needs, preferred caterers, and your budget priorities early. Menus, bar arrangements, staffing, and costs are agreed for your event.
PLANNING THE RECEPTION
The moments you see.
The details behind them.
Share the date or dates you’re considering, your approximate adult guest count, and how you imagine the reception unfolding. We’ll discuss the setting and support around your priorities.
01
Space for the celebration
A seated meal, a standing reception, and an evening with music need different layouts. Work through the room, furniture, guest count, and flow together.
02
Toasts, music & timing
Include speeches, music plans, and any other moments that need attention. Discuss sound, lighting, vendor needs, and the sequence of the evening.
03
People behind the plan
Let us know who else is involved: a planner, caterer, photographer, or other vendors. Agree responsibilities, setup timing, service scope, and costs in the proposal.
Start with your ideas. Availability and event arrangements are confirmed with the team.
GOOD TO KNOW
Planning your
wedding celebration.
The guest list, format, and practical details help establish whether Minna is the right setting. These are good questions to work through early.
No. All guests must be 21 or older; 111 Minna is a 21+ venue with no exceptions. Please consider this when deciding whether the gallery fits your celebration.
Yes. Describe your preferred format and approximate guest count. Furniture, catering service, music, and any program affect the layout and capacity, which the team will confirm for your event.
Include your preferred date or alternatives, event hours, approximate adult guest count, and service priorities in your inquiry. The events team can discuss availability and a proposal covering the venue arrangement, catering and bar, staffing, equipment, rentals, and applicable costs.
Share your preferred vendors and the arrangements you have in mind. Their requirements, venue approvals, setup timing, and responsibilities should be agreed with the team before booking. Explore catering & bar.
Include your music plans, speeches, and the timing of any key moments. Discuss sound, lighting, equipment, and support with the events team; service scope and costs are agreed for your celebration.
Start with the floor plan and virtual tour, then ask about a site visit in your inquiry. The gallery has wheelchair access; discuss specific access needs while planning your visit and event.
Wedding reception with Brian in ally
YOUR CELEBRATION AT MINNA
Tell us about
the evening you imagine.
Share your preferred date, approximate adult guest count, and what matters most to your celebration. That’s a good place to begin.

