Receptions Event Centers Fairfield

At Receptions Fairfield, we create memorable celebrations. Imagine your perfect event unfolding in our beautifully updated banquet spaces, where every detail is designed for comfort and elegance. Our bridal suites offer a serene haven for pre-event preparations. Choose from three distinct event spaces, each with its own unique charm, and let our stunning décor, highlighted by striking 5-foot light fixtures, set the mood. Our convenient location, just minutes from I-275 and surrounded by hotels, ensures easy access for your guests. From the delectable creations of our Executive Chef to the expert guidance of our event planners, we handle every aspect with care. Relax and enjoy your special day, knowing you’re in the capable hands of Receptions Fairfield.

Meet Our Team

The Buckeye Butler Room was our original banquet room when we opened in 1992. It offers two built-in bars, a dance floor, and can seat up to 275 guests.

Buckeye Butler BlanK Floor Plan

Buckeye Butler Banquet Set

The Fairfield Room is our largest banquet room. We added this room in 1995 as our company started to grow. It offers two built-in bars and a built-in dance floor and stage and can seat up to 400 guests banquet-style.

Fairfield Room Blank Floor Plan

Fairfield Room Banquet Seating

Fairfield Classroom Style Seating

The Ohio Room is the smallest of our three banquet rooms and seats up to 200 guests. The room offers one built-in bar and a dance floor.

Ohio Room Blank Room

Ohio Room Banquet Seating

Ohio Classroom Style Seating

Ceremony State Room

The perfect spot to say “I Do.” The ceremony space’s windows offer natural lighting to accent your picture-perfect day. The rooms’ lighting system illuminates the aisle to match your wedding colors and add extra ambiance for you and your guests.

Our guests often ask us what different room setup styles we can achieve for their events. This tab will give an overview of the various styles depending on the event you are hosting.

Room Setup Styles

Banquet Seating The typical preference for banquet-style seating is all-round tables. The space used for the banquets may require a combination of rounds and longs to permit maximum comfort. When combining longs and rounds, a focus on using longs on distant walls and rounds in the center of the will be used.
Classroom Style focuses on presentation areas for training and note-taking. Not conducive for attendee interaction.
Half-moon round-style seating is an alternative to classroom seating for functions requiring a focus on the presentation area and participant interaction. It is also a desirable set-up for “working lunches” or to compensate for the lack of separate rooms for food service.
Theater Style
U-shape seating for smaller meetings requiring entire participant interaction.
Chevron Seating is a variation of the classroom.