Do I need a Day-of Coordinator? 

We may require you to have a Day-of Coordinator to manage vendors, timelines, and logistics. Our venue provides a site manager for venue-related questions only..

Can I select my own vendors or do I have to work with your recommended vendors?

We want nothing more than to help bring your vision to life so we want to give you the freedom to do that. We also recognize some amazing local talent we have in our cities and would be happy to recommend several vendors in any category (e.g. catering, decor, rentals, floral).

If you would like to collaborate with a vendor who has not worked at our property yet, just let us know; we would welcome the conversation!

What does the planning process look like at Station 10?

No matter where you are in the process, our team will work closely with you to make your wedding day everything you envisioned.

Start by submitting an inquiry through our Contact form — our event team will respond within 24 hours with our sales packet, answers to your questions, and a tour link. Once you’re ready to book, we’ll send a contract and require a 50% deposit.

About 90 days before your date, we’ll walk through the space together to review setup, timeline, and bar service. The final payment is due 60 days out, and 14 days before your event, we’ll confirm your final details and guest count.

On the big day, our Sales Manager will coordinate with your day-of planner to ensure everything runs smoothly — so you can relax and enjoy every moment.

What would you suggest for lodging and accommodations for our guests?

With downtown St. Paul being moments away, there are lots of accommodation options ranging from luxury to economical for your friends and family to stay at during your wedding weekend. Please refer to our list of hotels for our recommended options.

What are some local attractions or destinations for my guests to do and see?

West 7th is a treasure trove of places to go and see! Some of our favorites include the Mississippi River Walk, Upper Landing Park, Keg and Kase Market, or catch a Wild game when they’re in town. You could also hop on the light rail to Downtown Minneapolis.