If you want to know the most swankified place in town, then you need to know The Mason Dallas. This is a place where every detail of the venue is thought out and intentional. The result is a sophisticated experience with the perfect blend of classic style and contemporary design.

The Mason Dallas was first built in 1920 by prominent architect Hubert Greene. The building was used as Dallas' first Masonic Lodge located in the historic Oak Cliff. In recent years, it was left empty and unused, until an innovative world traveler saw it's potential.

Almost 100 years later, this remarkable structure has now been thoughtfully re-imagined into the most elegant event venue. Because of the rich details and a many textures and designs, couples can experience both intimacy and grandeur in one beautiful venue.

The Mason Dallas is full of sophistication and charm with rich details like Gracie and Missoni wall coverings, Farrow & Ball paint, styled seating vignettes and beautifully appointed artwork add to the tiny noticeable touches. The historic details and modern twists create a setting that is warm and inviting, stylish and luxurious and above all, timeless. And if you look closely, you can still find vaults previously built in to store the Masonry's most valuable possessions.

You will find detail around every corner! Brides who see the Mason will fall in love with the grand ballroom, not to mention the stunning Victorian style bridal suite on the second floor, tall ceilings, breathtaking chandeliers, gilded mirrors, murals and opulent furniture throughout the entire venue. This space can make you feel like your hosting a wedding out of your own luxurious home!

The Mason Dallas provides valet parking, a door concierge, and a site manager and is ideal for weddings and events ranging from 200-500 people. It has two floors with various rooms and nooks on each that are versatile in their use.

It is truly a magical place which embodies the past and future, perfect for contemporary couples with a classic taste.

The Mason Dallas
The Mason Dallas
The Mason Dallas
The Mason Dallas
The Mason Dallas
The Mason Dallas
The Mason Dallas
The Mason Dallas
The Mason Dallas
The Mason Dallas