The Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum

Based in Washington, DC, The Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum is a captivating and unique wedding venue. It has two buildings, including a historic synagogue dating back to 1876 and its modern counterpart. As of June 2023, the Museum can be found in the heart of the Capitol Crossings neighborhood, close to the original home of the synagogue. This 32,500 square-foot venue blends the past with the present for an unforgettable backdrop for tying the knot with the one you love. The Museum's versatile spaces accommodate small and intimate occasions, grand-scale weddings, and everything in between. Its interior has been restored and renovated while keeping its historic sanctuary's authenticity. The Cafritz Hall is one of the many flexible spaces, perfect for receptions of up to 150 guests. In the synagogue itself, you will find a traditionally elegant space that can host the most stunning ceremonies. The Morse-Loeb Museum Lobby is a modernized space with a soaring ceiling and stylish finishes. You can finish the evening on the terrace, celebrating with close family and friends. The Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum has an expert team of event professionals who will ensure a seamless experience from the initial consultation to the final dance. Their rental package includes tables, chairs, and a dedicated museum event coordinator. Caterers can use the well-furnished kitchen, which includes a food prep table, commercial refrigerator, ice maker, and sink. Couples can contact the event team to start planning the wedding of their dreams.