Myriad Botanical Gardens

Myriad Botanical Gardens Overview

In 1964, the first bricks of Myriad Botanical Gardens were laid when renowned architect I.M. Pei was commissioned by city leaders, including oil and gas pioneer Dean A. McGee, to create a revitalization plan for downtown Oklahoma City. Pei included in his plan a garden area modeled after the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark. After a national competition, the New York architectural firm Conklin & Rossant was chosen to start construction and garden’s infrastructure was built, including the base of the cylindrical conservatory and tunnel. In this historic landmark and most elegant elegant setting, you can host a beautiful ceremony and reception. With perfectly landscaped acres of formal and natural gardens, only the Garden offers you a choice of so many striking places to gather for outdoor weddings. The Meinders Garden’s Terrace is simply delighting and the Pavilion will provide that enchanting atmosphere you want. With luxurious indoor spaces and wedding banquet halls including the Terrace Room, with its natural skylight and striking view of a Garden oasis. Surrounded by fragrant blooms, lush, colorful gardens and stunning views, any site you select will ensure that your ceremony will be unique and utterly unforgettable.