The Brick Office is a wedding venue in Nampa, Idaho. It sits in a historic building that used to be a brewing company. Now it's one of the most sought-after wedding spots in the Treasure Valley area.

The style is industrial and modern, but still warm and inviting. Think exposed brick, high ceilings, and big windows that let in tons of natural light. It's the kind of space that looks great with minimal decor but also takes well to a fully styled setup.

Couples love it because it's flexible. You're not locked into a certain look or feel. The space works with your vision instead of against it.

It's a great fit for couples who want something a little different. If a traditional ballroom or garden venue isn't your thing, The Brick Office might be exactly what you're looking for. It works especially well for:

Modern and minimalist weddings
Industrial or vintage-inspired celebrations
Intimate gatherings with a cool, urban feel
Couples who want a photogenic backdrop without a lot of fuss

The venue is also popular with couples who want a wedding that feels personal and a little unexpected. It's not your average Idaho wedding venue, and that's exactly the point.

A rustic indoor wedding altar with a circular arch decorated with cream-colored fabric, flowers, and foliage set against an exposed brick wall. Strings of lights hang overhead, and natural light streams through a tall window with white curtains.

Inside The Brick Office: What to Expect

The Space

The Brick Office sits at around 4,500 square feet of event space. That's a solid amount of room for a wedding. It can hold up to 150 guests, so it works for both smaller, intimate celebrations and larger parties.

The layout is flexible, too. You can set it up for a ceremony, a reception, or both. Many couples do their whole day here, which keeps things simple and stress-free.

There are also outdoor areas that pair nicely with the indoor space. These are great for cocktail hours or a late-night hangout when the Idaho weather cooperates.

The Look and Feel

Walk in and the first thing you notice is the brick. The exposed brick walls run the length of the venue and give it that warm, textured feel that's hard to fake with décor. The industrial touches, like the open ceilings and raw materials, add a cool edge without feeling cold or empty. It's the kind of space that looks great with or without a lot of decorations.

Natural light pours in during the day, which is a big deal for photos. Soft, natural light makes skin tones look great and adds warmth to the whole space. Speaking of photos, this venue is a dream to shoot in. The brick gives every photo a natural backdrop. The light and shadows create depth. And the mix of textures means your photos have a lot going on, in a good way.

The groom spins around for a first look at The Brick Office, his face filled with joy as he sees his bride for the first time.

An Idaho bride and groom share a playful moment pulling funny faces in a black and white photo, softly out of focus against a textured white-washed wall at The Brick Office.

Parents react with joy and emotion as they see their daughter for the first time on her wedding day during a winter ceremony at The Brick Office.

Parents smile with happiness as they see the groom for the first time on his wedding day at The Brick Office in Idaho.

The groom wipes tears from his eyes after reading his vows while the bride hugs him around the waist during their candlelit wedding ceremony.

The groom begins laughing as he reads his vows during their romantic winter wedding ceremony.

A black and white photo captures the bride and groom exiting The Brick Office as loved ones surround them, filling the air with bubbles during their joyful send-off.

Real Weddings at The Brick Office

One of the best ways to understand a venue is to see it lived in.

A perfect example is Diana and Austin’s intimate winter wedding at The Brick Office. They hosted a small, intentional gathering and leaned into warm lighting, layered textures, and the natural glow from the windows. The space felt cozy, full, and completely personal without heavy décor.

That day highlighted what works especially well here:

Smaller guest counts feel intimate, not empty
Warm lighting elevates the exposed brick
Natural window light creates soft, flattering portraits
Minimal styling still feels complete

At the time, real candles were still permitted, and they added beautiful depth to the space. The venue has since updated its policy, so flameless candles are now required. The good news is that with the right styling and lighting design, you can still create that same cozy, romantic feel safely.

The Brick Office adapts to the couple. Whether you’re planning something modern and minimal or warm and romantic, the space supports your vision instead of competing with it.

Planning Your Wedding at The Brick Office

What the Venue Offers

The Brick Office keeps things pretty straightforward. They have tables, chairs, and basic setup included with most packages. There's also a bridal suite on-site, so you can get ready right there at the venue.

Vendor flexibility is a big plus here. You can usually bring in your own caterer, florist, and photographer. That means you're not locked into a short list of preferred vendors.

A few things worth noting:

Catering: Outside caterers are welcome
Bar service: Check with the venue on their specific policies. They now offer a speakeasy bar setup
Décor: You can bring in your own or work with a local florist
Parking: There's parking available on-site, and the venue is easy to find in downtown Nampa

Accessibility is also solid. The space works well for guests with mobility needs, and the layout flows naturally from ceremony to reception.

Things to Know Before You Book

Pricing at The Brick Office varies based on the day, season, and package you choose. Reach out to them directly for current rates. Most couples spend between $1500 and $4000.

As for timing, fall and winter are really popular here. The warm brick tones look incredible against cozy lighting and moody décor. Spring and summer work great too, especially if you want more natural light.

Book early. Seriously. Weekends fill up fast, and popular dates can go six months to a year out.

How to Style The Brick Office for Your Wedding

The exposed brick does a lot of the heavy lifting. You don't need to go overboard with décor.

Winter weddings look stunning here. Think candles, greenery, and soft warm lighting. The brick walls make everything feel cozy and intimate.

Spring and summer pairs well with light florals and lots of greenery. Whites, creams, and blush tones all photograph beautifully against the brick.

A few décor ideas that work really well in this space:

Edison bulb string lights
Tall floral centerpieces with greenery
Candles in varying heights
Simple wooden signage
Neutral linens with texture

Keep it simple. The space has a lot of character on its own.

An Idaho bride in a knee-length white strapless dress and white platform shoes stands in front of a brick wall and window, holding a bouquet of flowers. She is non-traditional and loves to bring her own flair. She wears a long veil and smiles while

A black and white photo of a bride holding a bouquet of dried flowers while wearing a wedding dress with a sweetheart neckline and a veil. The background features a blurred brick wall, adding a rustic charm.

An Idaho bride with long dark hair and bright red lipstick, wearing a floral crown, looks towards the camera while holding up a sheer white veil adorned with small flowers. The background is softly blurred, creating a dreamy and ethereal atmosphere.

How to Get the Best Wedding Photos at The Brick Office

The Brick Office has strong architectural bones. Exposed brick, tall ceilings, and generous window light do a lot of the work for you. The key is knowing how to use the space intentionally.

Here’s how to make the most of it.

Choose Colors That Complement the Brick

The exposed brick naturally pulls warm, earthy tones into every image. Instead of fighting that warmth, lean into it.

Color palettes that photograph beautifully here:

Burgundy, wine, and rust
Sage green and dusty rose
Cream, ivory, and warm white
Navy with gold accents
Terracotta and burnt orange

Very cool tones or bright neons can clash with the warmth of the brick. Muted, layered tones create depth and cohesion in your gallery.

Be Strategic With Lighting

Natural light is one of the venue’s biggest strengths. The large windows provide soft, even light during the day that’s ideal for portraits and getting ready photos.

For receptions, opt for warm lighting design. Edison bulbs, string lights, and uplighting enhance the texture of the brick and keep skin tones flattering. Avoid harsh overhead fluorescent lighting whenever possible. Softer, warmer light will always produce stronger images in this space.

If you want that cozy candlelit look, use high-quality flameless candles. The venue no longer allows open flames, but layered warm lighting can still create beautiful depth.

Plan Portrait Locations Intentionally

There are several standout spots inside The Brick Office that consistently photograph well:

The exposed brick walls for textured, timeless portraits
Window areas for soft, natural light images
The open reception floor for full wedding party and dance shots
Outdoor areas for variety and a breath of fresh air between events

The best results come from planning ahead. Walk the venue with your photographer before the wedding day if possible. Understanding how the light moves through the space allows you to schedule portraits at the right time instead of squeezing them in randomly.

The Brick Office rewards couples who embrace its character instead of trying to transform it completely. When you work with the warmth of the brick, the texture of the walls, and the quality of the light, your photos feel cohesive, dimensional, and timeless.

A black-and-white photo of a smiling bride holding a bouquet of flowers. She is wearing a lacy wedding dress and standing in a softly lit venue with string lights hanging from the ceiling.

A bride in a white wedding dress with a long, flowing train stands indoors against a worn brick wall with large arched windows. She holds a bouquet of white flowers and gazes into the distance, exuding elegance and grace.

A black and white image capturing the shimmering, textured fabric of a gown. The focus is on the bottom part of the dress, which is illuminated by a patch of light casting a striking shadow, highlighting the intricate details of the material.

FAQ About The Brick Office Idaho Wedding Venue

Here are some of the most common questions couples ask before booking The Brick Office.

How many guests can The Brick Office hold?

The Brick Office can hold up to 150 guests. It works well for both smaller, intimate weddings and mid-sized celebrations.

Is The Brick Office available year-round?

Yes. The venue is open in every season. Winter weddings look stunning there, but spring and fall bookings are popular too.

Can I bring my own vendors?

In most cases, yes. The Brick Office is flexible with outside vendors. Just confirm the details with their team when you book.

What is the rental fee at The Brick Office?

Pricing can vary based on the date, package, and add-ons. Most couples spend between $1500 and $4000. Reach out to the venue directly for a current quote. Rates change, so it's best to get the latest info straight from them.

Is there a bridal suite at The Brick Office?

Yes, there is a bridal suite on-site. It's a great spot for getting ready photos too. Good light, good space, and a nice setup for the morning of your wedding.

Pro tip: Got more questions? The Brick Office team is easy to work with. Contact them early, especially if you have a specific date in mind.

A black and white image shows the bride and groom leaving The Brick Office wedding venue as friends and family gather around them, sending bubbles into the air during their joyful winter send-off. — Photo by Katy Kahla Photography

Work With the Best Wedding Photographer at The Brick Office

Knowing a venue well makes a huge difference in your photos.

When your photographer has shot there before, they already know where the light hits best. They know which corners are magic hour gold and which spots to skip. No trial and error on your wedding day.

I’ve photographed weddings at The Brick Office, and I love how this space works. The exposed brick, the tall windows, the industrial texture. It all has personality. My job is to use it in a way that feels warm and natural, not overwhelming.

Here's what you can expect when you book me for your Brick Office wedding:

A photographer who already knows the best spots in the venue
Someone who works well in both low light and bright natural light
A relaxed, fun experience so you actually enjoy your day
Gallery-worthy photos that show off the venue's character

The Brick Office is a stunning place to get married. But great photos don't just happen. They come from working with someone who knows what they're doing in that space.

Ready to make it official? Book your wedding photography session today and let's start planning your day.

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