John W. Higgins Armory LLC

The John W. Higgins Armory in Worcester, Massachusetts offers couples a distinctive wedding venue housed in a castle-like steel and glass structure. Built between 1929 and 1931, this venue is one of the first all-steel and glass buildings in the United States and is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. Originally constructed as The Museum of Steel and Armor to house John Woodman Higgins' collection of arms, armor, and steel, the building now serves as a memorable setting for weddings and special events. The Great Hall serves as the primary event space, featuring soaring ceilings, beautiful stained glass windows, and elegant chandeliers. The Renaissance-inspired architecture creates a romantic atmosphere with vintage appeal. The venue can accommodate up to 450 guests, making it suitable for large celebrations. The original steel and glass construction elements remain intact, emphasizing the historic character of the space. Couples have the flexibility to select their own catering and bartending services to personalize their celebration. The venue provides tables and chairs for guest seating. Parking accommodates over 100 vehicles. The John W. Higgins Armory is available for ceremonies, receptions, and bridal showers. Additional services such as event rentals and liability insurance are accessible through the venue.