Banquet halls on East Colonial Drive are not where romance goes looking for itself, which is exactly why this one is interesting. The Celebration Banquet Hall holds 200 people, but it publishes an all-inclusive tier sized for up to 50 guests at a flat $5,600 — no “starting at,” no per-person fog.
City: Orlando, Florida
Guest count: All-inclusive tier for up to 50 guests (the hall overall holds 200)
Outside catering: “We allow outside catering and let you bring your own liquor (served by our certified bartenders).”
Published prices: $5,600 for up to 50 guests, all-inclusive
Address: 5321 E Colonial Dr, Orlando
Venue’s own website: The Celebration Banquet Hall
The policy line is the headline
Then there's the policy line, which is the real reason for this page: the hall allows outside catering, and lets you bring your own liquor, poured by its certified bartenders. Alcohol is one of the great wedding-budget multipliers — a venue bar package can add $30 a head without blinking. Buying your own bottles at retail and handing them to their bartenders is the single most effective cost cut in this entire guide, and this hall prints permission for it on its website.
Who it's for: a couple at the 40–50 guest end who want a reception that feels like a reception — dinner, bar, dancing — without renting a hall built for 200 and rattling around in it. Ask what “all-inclusive” itemizes (décor? cake? DJ?) and whether the $5,600 holds on a Saturday.
Three questions worth an email
- What does the $5,600 all-inclusive tier itemize?
- Does the price change by day of the week?
- Are there corkage or service fees on liquor we bring?
Comparing it with the rest of the region? The other Orlando & Central Florida small wedding venues are one click away, and the statewide Florida micro wedding guide has all 38. Before you book anything, read the catering math for small weddings and what a Florida wedding venue actually costs.
Facts checked October 30, 2026 against the venue’s own website. Prices and packages change — if the venue’s site and this page disagree, the venue is right and I’m out of date.