Wedding DJ at Villa de L’ Amour in High Point, NC

The Space

Villa de l’Amour opened in downtown High Point in 2014, according to its BBB profile, and marked the occasion with a grand opening ribbon-cutting that drew twenty wedding vendors to celebrate the new space alongside the owners. The building runs Mediterranean in style throughout, with hand-curved red tiles and a gable roof outside and hand-painted arched doorways carrying that same design language into the interior of the venue.

At 15,000 square feet, this is a large venue, and the Mediterranean detailing is not a coat of paint applied to a generic hall but a full architectural treatment: the arched doorways alone are hand-painted, which tells a couple the venue was built with a specific aesthetic in mind from the start, rather than left neutral for whatever theme a couple wants to bring in and layer on top of it.

Capacity & Layout

Villa de l’Amour holds a maximum guest capacity of 300, which sets the practical ceiling for a couple’s guest list here. That number covers the full property rather than a single room, since the venue is organized into three distinct space types: a ballroom, a banquet hall, and a loft, each with its own character and its own use across a wedding day.

Having three separate space types under one roof gives a couple real options for how to divide their day, whether that means a ceremony in one room and reception in another, or using the loft for cocktail hour while the ballroom is turned over for dinner and dancing behind closed doors. Confirming exactly which spaces are included in a given booking is worth doing directly with the venue before finalizing a floor plan.

Amenities

The building includes both indoor and outdoor areas, with covered and uncovered outdoor options alongside the indoor ballroom and banquet hall spaces, which the venue itself describes as flexible layouts built for customizable wedding celebrations rather than a single fixed floor plan every couple is required to work around regardless of their guest count or style.

The Mediterranean architecture itself functions as a built-in amenity: the hand-painted arched doorways and the red-tile, gable-roofed exterior give a couple genuine backdrops for photos without needing to bring in additional decor to dress up a plain room, since the space already carries a distinct, consistent design identity from the ballroom through the banquet hall and into the loft above.

Location & Getting There

Villa de l’Amour sits in downtown High Point, in the heart of the city rather than out on its edges, which keeps the venue close to hotels and restaurants for guests traveling in from out of town for the weekend. We have worked two weddings here, so we have seen firsthand how the ballroom, banquet hall and loft spaces actually function together across a real event.

With three separate rooms available, sound has to be planned room by room: the ballroom and banquet hall are enclosed indoor spaces where a system carries cleanly through dinner and dancing, while the loft functions as its own distinct area, so a DJ working a wedding that uses more than one of these spaces needs to know in advance which rooms are in play for the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception.