Tucked inside the grounds of El Sueño, El Palacio de Amor is our newest event venue, a space designed to bring together architecture, craftsmanship, and unforgettable celebrations. Built with many of the architectural antiques and salvaged materials we’ve collected and restored over the years at Dead People’s Stuff Architectural Antiques.


From antique stained glass windows and grand entry doors to vintage lighting, mirrors, hardware, and architectural details sourced from around the world, every corner of El Palacio de Amor tells a story. Many of these pieces were hand-selected during sourcing trips, carefully restored in our workshop, and thoughtfully incorporated into the venue to create a one of a kind atmosphere that feels timeless, romantic, and full of character.


Designed for weddings, private events, celebrations, and gatherings, El Palacio de Amor can accommodate up to 90 guests and features an adjacent 100 car parking lot, making it both beautiful and practical for larger events. The venue sits on the 10 acre El Sueño estate in Oklahoma City, offering guests a secluded and immersive setting surrounded by Spanish Mediterranean inspired architecture, antique details, and open Oklahoma skies.



One of the things that makes El Sueño unique is the ability for guests to stay directly on the property, creating an experience that extends far beyond a single evening. The estate features six on-site lodging units that can collectively sleep up to 24 guests, allowing friends and family to stay together throughout the celebration weekend. With accommodations on site, room for up to 100 guests, and spaces filled with character, history, and elegance, the venue was designed to create unforgettable moments from the moment guests arrive. Whether you’re planning a wedding, rehearsal dinner, private celebration, or weekend gathering, El Palacio de Amor offers a setting unlike anywhere else in Oklahoma City.

To learn more about El Palacio de Amor and the El Sueño property, visit El Sueño.


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