Wedding Photographers & Videographers at The Abraham Lincoln, Reading

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100 N 5th St, Reading, PA

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About The Abraham Lincoln

A wedding reception at The Abraham Lincoln puts your evening in one of downtown Reading's grand old ballrooms, on North Fifth Street. The Presidential Ballroom hangs six Wanamaker crystal chandeliers over a large dance floor, and that sparkle is what your wedding photos and video will carry home: the first dance under crystal, the toasts from the extendable stage, the room full of guests. A stage at one end also gives a wedding videographer a clear place to set up for the speeches.

Several rooms let you size the night to your guest list. The Presidential Ballroom holds up to 300 guests and comes with its own private bar room, and the Hamilton Room next to it, with parquet floors and mirrored walls, pairs with the ballroom for a cocktail hour. The Roosevelt Suite takes up to 120 guests and has what the venue calls the city's only outdoor event balcony, plus a wood-finished bar and a tile dance floor. The Madison and Washington Suite, also up to 120, can be booked as one room or two, and the Lincoln Room suits a small dinner of about 40.

Ceremonies in the building aren't described on the venue's site, so if you'd like your wedding ceremony here as well, ask the events team. The same company runs other historic Reading venues a few blocks apart, including a church and a mansion it says will open in late 2026 and 2027, and it pictures a wedding day that moves between them while guests park only once. Ask about catering, getting-ready space and parking when you call.

Call or email the events team to check your date and which room fits your guest count.
Ask whether a ceremony can be held on site, or where they suggest.
Tour the rooms with your photographer and videographer, and ask about photo and video guidelines.

A little about The Abraham Lincoln

The Abraham Lincoln opened in 1930 as one of Reading's grand hotels and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It stopped operating as a hotel in 2016, and its restored ballrooms now host weddings and other events.

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