
Chateau Amelia
A restored 1905 Victorian house on four acres in Cross Hill, with a woodland ceremony site, a chandelier-lit barn, and beds for sixteen.
Venues · Greenville & Upstate
Greenville venue steps from Falls Park, formerly The Venue at Falls Park, with 8,500 square feet over two floors and a courtyard, up to 400 guests, and no vendor restrictions.



At a Glance
Amenities
What It Costs
Vue 1919 does not publish wedding pricing. Request a quote through their website with your date, venue, and guest count, and ask for the full rate sheet rather than a single starting figure.
Among the 20 South Carolina wedding venues in our directory that publish a starting price, the lowest is $1,000 and the median is $3,000.
Details checked against the vendor's own site; listing last updated September 6, 2026.
About
Couples searching for The Venue at Falls Park will land on Vue 1919 instead — the same Greenville venue, rebranded and reopened after a renovation completed in late 2024. The space did not move: 8,500 square feet across two floors of a historic South Main building, plus a green courtyard, steps from Falls Park and the Liberty Bridge.
The renovation kept the Art Deco detailing and vintage architectural features and modernized the systems around them, which is what lets the room read as period without feeling like a museum. Capacity runs to 400 guests, putting it among the larger downtown Greenville options for a wedding that wants to stay walkable to hotels and restaurants.
There are no vendor restrictions. Couples bring their own caterer, bar service, planner, and rentals rather than choosing from an approved list — worth weighing against venues that bundle catering, since it means more sourcing but more control over the menu and the budget.
Location
101 Falls Park Dr, Greenville, SC 29601
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