Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills

Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills Overview

Temple Emanuel is an exceptional edifice made of red brick and concrete, located in Beverly Hills, California. An icon of modernism, this venue was the first religious building designed by modern architect Sidney Eisenshtat. Guests will be left in awe as they enter the entrance, marked by natural light and a circular concrete canopy supported by simple posts. The temple portico is filled with distinctive features including metal sculptures, stained glass and a mosaic mural; an impeccable spot for your formal portraits. Temple Emanuel is full of circular motifs with everything from rounded rooms to arches made of brick. Give your guests the gift of unity and the feeling of inclusion as they witness you exchange vows while sitting in a circular seating arrangement. After the ceremony guests can eat appetizers and enjoy cocktails in either the gorgeous courtyard or the temple’s foyer. Both the courtyard and foyer have sparkling, open Jerusalem limestone flooring. End the night with a fabulous reception in the ballroom. Ballroom rental includes silver Chivari chairs and color customization using LED lights.