Masonic Temple Detroit

The Masonic Temple Detroit offers a wide range of historically interesting things to do. It holds a theatre facility that merges with the historic weight of the place. The Masonic Temple and has therefore become an inherent part of the city's theatre and cultural heritage. King Solomon's stories are believed to be vitally linked with the ethos of the Masonic Religion in Detroit. In order to know more about Masonic Temple, read the travel guide available on our web pages.
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A Must See Attraction in Detroit - Visit the World's Largest Masonic Temple

Formed during the reign of King Solomon, the Masonic Temple in Detroit is the largest Masonic temple in the whole world. Standing home to many of the Masonic organizations, the temple lies in the Cass Corridor of Detroit, in the state of Michigan in Northern America. The gigantic structure was created by the king in tribute to god whom he worshipped and adored. He had his assistants work this great work in Hiram Abiff and Hiram, king of Tyre, who are equally celebrated in the history of the nation.

On the top of the tower there is an auditorium with a capacity of around eight hundred seats. Ten of the beautifully decorated Blue Dodge Rooms are placed in various levels above the ground level. It is chiefly decorated in Gothic, Byzantine, Corinthian, ionic, Egyptian, Romanesque and Doric style. The rooms are completely true to their periods and the unused composite. The elegant ceiling art works and all the other beautiful manifestations of art throughout the building were created under the supervision of the Italian artists.

Cass Tech gives you a complete view of the building, and within the Cass corridor the complex is built. The power plant of the temple can easily supply electricity to a city with 50,000 people in it. The 10-storied Shrine Club, 7-storied auditorium building and 14-storied ritual building are all located inside the gigantic complex. The temple has hosted many remarkable concerts by popular artists such as Sting, Queen, Bob Marley and the Wailers, The Police and many more.

Wedding Planning in Masonic Temple Detroit - The Way to a Perfect Wedding

Planning a wedding in Detroit? The Masonic of Detroit at Temple Avenue is a place that you can look into. The setting is ideal for a beautiful wedding and it offers the best services in the wedding industry. Known as the world's largest Masonic temple, the Masonic of Detroit comes with a Bride's Room, a Groom's Room, a Commandery, a Chapel, a Crystal Ballroom, a Scottish Rite Lobby and Lodge Rooms.

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The Bride's Room

This is the most important room of all. Here the beautiful bride gets to dress in all the beautiful glory before emerging to marry the man of her dreams. The room is well equipped to accommodate the bride, her long flowing dress and her attendants.

The Groom's Room

This is the place where the groom can relax with his groomsmen and handle the last minute jitters. It is completely private and can accommodate all the groomsmen who are there to share the special day with him.

Commandery Parlor

This is the place where you can receive your guests and they can relax before the wedding begins. All the guests can meet and talk to each other here before they proceed to the chapel.

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Chapel

A large room with the ideal ambiance to exchange your wedding vows in, the chapel is the place where it all comes down to. With a seating capacity of 425, is ideal for both large and smaller weddings.

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Crystal Ballroom

Once the wedding is over, its time for the reception party. Head your guests to the crystal ballroom to enjoy the best evening of your lives. The elegant and sophisticated ambiance of the ballroom makes it an ideal place to organize your reception party.

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