Cherry Street Pavilion

With jolly brick facades and whimsical, eccentric, and original architecture, the historic town of Helena offers a quaint ambience for an old-fashioned, proper wedding. The Cherry Street Pavilion sits on a Mississippi River levee, with a rolling, grassy hill. It’s just the spot for a large wedding or reception, and you and your guests can take advantage of downtown Helena, which boasts many attractions and much historical significance. Mark Twain once described the town as “one of the prettiest situations on the Mississippi,” and the town was a magnet for traveling blues musicians in the 1940s and ‘50s. Today, it continues to host the longest-running blues radio station, King Biscuit Time. There are also many historical sites in the town, like the Moore-Hornor House and Freedom Park. With so much fun, charm, and fanciful architecture, the Cherry Street Pavilion and the town of Helena offer the perfect spot for a beautiful southern wedding.