I recently attended a friend wedding here. This was my first time being inside this place despite walking around forest park and this place so many times. This place was decorated very nice. The staff were nice. There was quite a few people that come here for the pictures of prom and so on during this time of the year. read more

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I see why the jewel box is a premier wedding location. Although outside was dead due to winter, inside the greenhouse was still beautiful. The staff does such as wonderful job of maintaining the plants present. It is a great location for a free nature themed photo opp. It is free to enter before noon but otherwise you pay $1 to enter. read more

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Built in 1936, the Jewel Box is a display greenhouse in Forest Park. We found parking on the street and paid a dollar admission. Inside are floral displays, a water feature & a 50-foot high main display area. It is a beautiful venue inside for weddings, there is a bride walking through with her caterer. The fountains, Lilly Ponds & statues in front are pretty special. There were many bees & colorful butterflies in the fragrant flowers. read more

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Simply beautiful and serene. The flowers and pond were incredible, places to sit and to enjoy. read more

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Small green house but it offers an excellent place for people to visit and admire the beautiful landscape. There were two proposals we saw in the hour time period of our visit. Great place for wedding proposals! Also the person who collects the entrance fee $1 was very friendly. read more

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Another Forest Park attraction. Kind of a botanical garden/event center with seasonal foral displays. Admission is only $1. There's not really any parking, but feel free to park along a nearby street. Not going to lie. I found this concept to be pretty cool and I probably enjoyed the visit here a little more than I should. We were there in St Louis during the off season. It was cold with a brisk wind. The temperature still dipping into the high 20s and low 30s. The warm radiating within these glass castle walls was a welcome retreat from the outside. https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/government/departments/parks/parks/Jewel-Box.cfm read more

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I have been wanting to see this place for so long and I received an invitation to a wedding here. It was absolutely stunning and the plants were gorgeous. I'm not sure I would recommend coming here outside of an event because I thought there would be more plants to see, but there weren't. read more

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I can finally mark it off my Bucket List. I attended a wedding at The Jewel Box. A wedding at the JB is very compact and romantic. The beauty of the plants and the historic greenhouse adds to the ambiance. The acoustics are surprisingly good, making it easy to hear the ceremony and the string quartet. At the beginning, it wasn't too warm in the box. However, as the ceremony progressed, I did start to feel the warmth of the greenhouse. In my opinion, the true beauty at The Jewel Box is the grounds that surround the vintage greenhouse. The manmade ponds, landscaping and sculptures are truly a beautiful sight. They are all maintained so well. It is why TJB is considered a true "jewel" of Forest Park. The only downside of having a wedding at The Jewel Box is the time limitations. They keep you on a very tight schedule. They only unlock the doors shortly before the ceremony for guest and when the service is over, it is hustle and bustle to get out. read more

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If you're sightseeing in Forest Park and have time, The Jewel Box is worth seeing. It's a unique glass structure which serves as a greenhouse. For $1 you can go in the greenhouse and see a variety of plants. Unless you're a plant enthusiast of sorts, this will probably take all of 5 minutes but it IS worth doing. read more

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I just got married in the Jewel Box on March 16, 2024 and it was a DREAM!! It was truly more perfect than I ever could have imagined. I got engaged in December 2023 and we knew we wanted a short engagement. Once confirming a date that worked with our family from out of town I started looking around for available venues. I called to see if the Jewel Box was available for March 16, 2024 and was surprised when she said "yes!" I asked how much for the ceremony and was told $1200, but if I reserved it before the end of 2023 they would give it to me for $1000. I quickly drove to the park office to give them a check and book it! Negatives: - Your rehearsal has to be on Thursday if you are getting married on a Saturday. This is due to the fact that they have events on Friday evenings. - You are only allowed 30 mins for your rehearsal. This was ROUGH. We only had time to do one run through and I was not feeling confident. It was stressful trying to go through everything with everyone in such a short amount of time. - They are very strict on the time window of your event, understandable though since there are typically multiple weddings/events in one day. Our time slot was 2:00-3:30. We had guests arrive at 2:00, ceremony started 2:30, pictures inside at 3:00, out by 3:30. We definitely made it work but having such a strict time window added a bit of stress. - No floral decorations can be used other than flowers for the bride and wedding party. This wasn't an issue for me because I looked at is "less money to spend and decorating needed" - The bridal suite is TINY (but you can also have your wedding party wait in the kitchen area that is connected to the bridal suite). - No AV equipment is provided, you must bring your own. Positives: - The venue is literally STUNNING. This alone outweighs all the negatives. - We did not need to decorate at all other than bring our own aisle runner. - The staff sets up your chairs for you. You let them know at the rehearsal how many people to expect and they will have it set up for you. - You can visit the venue whenever you want (during operating hours obviously). This was really nice because we went to the Jewel Box probably 4 different times for various reasons (test AV equipment, run through the song I would walk down the aisle to, show our family/friends, etc.) It's typically a dollar to visit but if you let them know you are getting married there they will let you keep your dollar ;) read more

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The Jewel Box is a beautiful glass structure inside Forest Park. I checked out the visitor's center for the park and the staff member recommended walking to The Jewel Box as a point of interest. In the front is a pretty reflecting pond with floating lily pads and flowers. Inside are even more flowers, trees and plants. Even though it's a greenhouse, it felt nice and cool inside. Admission to Forest Park is free but $1 per person for The Jewel Box. I was a little underwhelmed by the space BUT I bet it's a gorgeous venue for a wedding or special event. For the average tourist visiting on a random day, it's just ok. read more

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One of the cool outdoor areas in Forest Park is the Jewel Box, also known as the St. Louis Floral Conservatory. So cool that it is on St. Louis' Wikipedia page at the top. Maybe its because I have poor taste, since I'm not into flowers, gardening or the like - but it wasn't all that interesting. That's not to say that it's a cool-looking greenhouse. You pay $1 to get in and look around for a bit. I'd do it just to say you've been inside. They have a small balcony right above the entrance, to boost your view. Several people have gotten married there, as it is a fine place for a wedding - be it outdoor or inside the building. If you're doing it inside, there probably won't be much room. As one other reviewer pointed out, it is more entertaining outside the Jewel Box than it is inside. You'll know what I mean with the reflecting pool and all of everything surrounding it. read more

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This is an historic St.Louis landmark. I always enjoy seeing it, whether it's just walking around the outside, or going inside! It is beautiful and elegant and truly does remind me of a "jewel box". It is definitely worth a visit, whether you just see the outside of it or go in! read more

What a lovely little gem! (see what I did there?! I'm sorry... :-P) This sweet, fancy-greenhouse-looking building is in Forest Park (which might be my new favorite place). The free Muny parking lot is within easy walking distance of the Jewel Box, and free street parking is readily available. We visited on a hot Sunday, late morning, and there were plenty of people around but nothing felt crowded or cramped. The garden and pools in front of the Jewel Box provide a beautiful frame for the venue and a lovely place to sit and enjoy the beauty around you. We weren't sure if you could go inside, but it was open and we were able to explore. It costs $1 and, to be honest, I am not sure it is really worth it. It may look like a greenhouse, but it is filled with some greenery, but as an event space, it is mostly an open hall which may or may not be set up for a wedding ceremony. I am not mad that we paid a dollar to look around because I was genuinely interested. But it is most interesting seen from the outside. Also, the person manning the front desk wasn't there when we first went in, so we all just left our cash on the desk. I was wondering if it was on an honor system...but then he showed up as we were on our way out. If nothing else, that $1 WAS worth it to cool off for a few minutes, and there are restrooms available inside. It is a beautiful venue, inside and out. I am a little surprised there weren't any celebratory photo shoots happening (wedding/engagement/whatever) since it was a weekend....but as stated...it was so hot. So, so hot... I imagine this must be an amazing place to get married, and it is certainly worth a non-matrimonial visit if you happen to be in the area! read more

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This is a cool venue/park located in Forest Park. There isn't a lot to say about The Jewel Box but it is a cool place. There is an outside(that's free) and the inside(which is $1). Outside: The outside is nice. Walk around the various plants, flowers, ponds, and statues. If you'd rather sit and admire all of those things, find a bench and sit down for a while. It was a hot day when we were there but I see this place as the perfect place to read a book. It's interesting to me because while it sits next to one of the busy roads of the park, I don't remember being distracted by any cars or noises while there. Inside: When entering you need to pay a dollar to walk around. It won't take you long to walk through this building. In my opinion, I like flowers more than plants and it seemed like there were more plants inside. If it is hot outside and you need a break from the sun and heat, one dollar is a small price worth paying for that break. There are also bathrooms inside if you need that. There were chairs in the middle of this structure and I heard a few walkers talking about visiting this place for weddings. I'm sure it's a wonderful place for a wedding. If you're in the St. Louis area and you find yourself in Forest Park, you should definitely stop in here to check it out. read more

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What a wonderful place to have a wedding. So easy and beautiful. You show up during your time slot, have your ceremony and leave...no clean up and no hassle. Just make sure you stay within your time slot during your rehearsal because they will kindly ask you to leave if you go over. (that was our fault...we needed 45minutes, not 30minutes) read more

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The building is beautiful, but there's really nothing in it anymore, because it's used more for weddings than for horticulture! Unlike many of the other attractions in Forest Park, the Jewel Box is not free and it costs $1 to enter. A friend and I paid to enter, we looked around for a couple of minutes and then left. It's a pretty structure, but there's not much to see! read more

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The greenhouse has a $1 entrance fee. The structure is fairly impressive, but there's a lot of open space inside. It seems well-suited as an event venue more than a botanical exhibition. Given how warm it is, and how cold I suspect it gets outside, I can see the value of it. If you're just walking by, it's worth looking at, but not unmissable. read more

This "review" is going to be a bit different than my usual. Everyone knows how beautiful of a venue the Jewel Box in Forest Park is, so I don't need to be redundant there. To put this simply, I have summarized all things you NEED to know while considering the Jewel Box for your Ceremony Venue for a Saturday Wedding. - No emailing for Q&A sessions or faxing for booking... you must go there in person to check availability and secure the space with payment in full. - Saturday Ceremony times are scarce & inflexible... book in advance and don't attempt to change it. - The $1000 Rental Fee includes a 30 minute Thursday Rehearsal, 1.5 hour Wedding Venue, and Chairs for your guests... do not expect them budging on the time frames AT ALL. They won't. - "Turnkey" is a slight paradox for the Jewel Box... In regard to Table Linen, Rental Equipment, Onsite Coordination & Guest Parking - this is on you. In regard to Floral Ambiance, Natural Aisle, Centralized Location & Photo Opportunities - the Jewel Box cannot be beat. Overall, my Wedding was beautiful at the Jewel Box. I certainly wish they wouldn't have used Periwinkle & Fuchsia Hydrangeas as the main interior design AND that they had all exterior gardens up to par in the middle of May, but after all, nothing they could have done would have compared to the amazing bouquet I held any way! read more

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It was with great disappointment that I finally made it to the Jewel Box today. After reading all the reviews and seeing it highlighted in numerous guidebooks, I was ready for great sights and smells...noooo.... So, understand that it's true. The building itself is historic and is worth checking out, and as you look around on the inside (it's $1 for entrance, by the way), you can understand why those who choose not to have a church wedding get married here - the light that streams in creates a cathedral of nature...perhaps even in the dark of winter. That being said, you might not see anything inside the Jewel Box apart from some palm trees. Perhaps I was in between exhibits, perhaps exhibits only occur around Christmas or Easter, but the best part of the Jewel Box was outside, in the reflecting pools and lilly ponds. More importantly, behind the Jewel Box is the Korean War Memorial - the first of its kind in America (there are many now, in many cities, but this was the first). The Army has a large memorial with all the flags, but the Marine Corps, always one to stand apart, has a beautiful memorial to the "Chosin few." For those who don't know about this amazing story of the Marines - 8 Chinese battalion surrounded the Marines around the Chosin reservoir. This situation, also taught to us as the "Chosin Frozen" in Marine Corps Boot Camp, provoked Chesty Puller's famous, "We're surrounded? Excellent. This means we can now attack in every direction." The onyx black benches, with touching phrases of remembrance, conjure up D.C.'s Vietnam Memorial, and will touch the heart of anyone who understands the sacrifice of our men in combat. read more

I had my ceremony at The Jewel Box, June 9 2018. It is absolutely beautiful and everyone loved it. You can't beat the price when you think about the fact that this venue requires no extra decor having so many beautiful flowers throughout. The timing is strict so having a day of coordinator is critical, but the staff are very helpful and it actually ended up being more than enough time for my ceremony. Loved it! read more

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Whether you're on a daytime date, showing guests around town, or just need to get the kids out of the car to regain your sanity, the Jewel Box is a fine place for a few quiet moments before or between other stops. Recently, we visited on a Monday morning, and walked inside for free. According to the Catering St. Louis website, "The Jewel Box is an art deco conservatory with cantilevered vertical glass walls rising majestically 50 feet high." Just as impressive are the ponds and plantings. Our bonus was the discovery of hundreds of butterflies partying on plants around the east fountain. read more

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What a cool place with a rich history dating back to the 1904 World Fair at Forest Park. Amazing spot fur a private party and simply unique. I would highly recommend this venue for smaller weddings, parties, anniversaries, adult bdays, etc. excellent catering as well with very tasty food. read more

The funniest thing happened when I showed up at the Jewel Box, a beautiful greenhouse built in 1936. It was closed for a wedding and outside guests weren't allowed. But I saw this man and women enter the building and ignoring the sign on the door that said wedding guests only, I took my chances. Fortunately the wedding was over and after talking to this duo, I found out it was a mother and son and he told the doorman she needed to use the restroom. He said I could be his daughter. The woman, Kayo, was actually on a mission to find a statue. It was donated by her father and his siblings in memory of her grandfather, Henry Vahlkamp. Henry Vahlkamp came to America from Germany in the 1870's. He met up with fellow German, William Lemp. Lemp's father, Adam, came to St. Louis in 1838 and established a small grocery store, distilling vinegar and brewing beer for his customers. His beer became so popular that he soon discontinued all of his other businesses. In 1842, Lemp was among the first in the country, which was flowing with English ales and porters, to produce German lager. St. Louis's south side is riddled with caves, a necessity for the lager process in the days before factory refrigeration. He called his business, which sat on the site of what is today the Gateway Arch, the Western Brewery. By the time he died in 1862, it had made him a wealthy man: In the census of 1860, his estate was valued at $20,000, quite a bit of money at the time. Adam Lemp asked his son William to head the business. William relocated the brewery closer to the caves and renamed it Lemp. The new brewery was built of the handsomest architecture and would eventually fill five blocks and contain the newest equipment, making it "one of the largest and most modern in the world." William senior built his mansion a block north of his kingdom and connected it by tunnel to the caves. Adam was deemed a success by turning out 26,000 barrels of beer a year in 1862, by 1886 the Lemp Brewery turned out 300,000 barrels annually with sales of over $3 million. By 1895, the brewery employed seven hundred people and was the eighth largest in the country, with Lemp's Falstaff outselling Anheuser-Busch's Budweiser in St. Louis. The Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri, was dedicated as a memorial to the pioneers who opened the West through the St. Louis gateway. In a sense, it could also be seen as a memorial to the introduction of the beverage known as lager beer, that launched a beer making revolution in the middle of America, fostering a national industry that now sells many millions of barrels of its golden product every year. For the Gateway Arch now stands on ground once occupied by Adam Lemp's original brewery, which pioneered the brewing of lager beer in St. Louis over a century and a half ago. Like most of its competitors, the Lemp brewery limped on through the years of the World War. According to numerous accounts, the company's equipment was allowed to deteriorate during this time as the Lemp family, their vast fortune already made, began to loose interest in the business. The last major capital improvement to the plant was the erection of the giant grain elevators on the south side of the complex in 1911. With the shadow of Prohibition falling across the land, Lemp, like many other breweries, introduced a non-intoxicating malt beverage, named Cerva. While Cerva did sell moderately well, revenues were no where near enough to cover the overhead of the plant. The giant plant closed without notice. Employees learned of the closing of the brewery when they arrived for work one day, only to find the brewery doors and gates locked shut.International Shoe Company purchased almost the entire brewery at auction on June 28, 1922 for $588,000, a small fraction of its estimated value of $7 million in the years immediately before Prohibition. Kayo's grandfather, Henry, worked for the Lemp family as secretary. The Lemp family is very well known for the murder, suicide, craziness that surrounds them and Henry was witness to the start of it all, the death of William's son, Fred. success, Henry did quite well for himself and his twelve children, which included Kayo's father, Gustov. Kayo said what she remembers most of her grandfather is he reminded her of Santa Claus and had a thick, white beard. He sat in an old steam chair with a rattan decliner and had her eat dark chocolate from Germany, which she didn't care for because it was too bitter. Another interesting aspect: Gustof insisted on enlisting during WWI and his father was very upset because he one he'd be fitting his cousins. Fortunately, the anger didn't last forever. They lived in a massive home in Compton Heights, traveled to Germany often, had pet monkies. They lived an extravagant life. Once Henry passed, his home, which was built in south St. Louis, was torn down when I-44 was built. Items from his home were sold and scattered, including this statue, donated in his memory. read more

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The Jewel Box is a St. Louis classic wedding ceremony spot and we were lucky enough to snag their last slot on our preferred date. The Jewel Box offers 3 slots on Saturdays for weddings and they go quickly! You only get 1.5 hours to get in, get married, and get pictures done before the next group arrives. This makes things a bit chaotic, but if you get a DJ who has worked there before, it runs smoothly. One of the major downfalls is the rehearsal time doesn't necessarily happen the night before. Due to park activities, we had to schedule our 30 minute rehearsal 3 days before the ceremony. Parking is a bit far away, so might be hard for some people to get to/from. The inside is absolutely spectacular and makes for the most romantic pictures. read more

Our wedding ceremony was in the Jewel Box and I can't put into words how much it exceeded our expectations! We found their team to be very helpful and easy to work with. We visited several times in the year leading up to our wedding wondering what it would look like when it's fully decorated, and it turned out to be the most ideal place to get married. When we walked into the venue for the first time on our wedding day we were just blown away! The greenery and glass creates an amazing atmosphere that looks beautiful in sunlight or in cloudy weather. Our guests constantly complimented us throughout the wedding on how gorgeous the venue looked. There's a reason so many people have their wedding at the Jewel Box- it really is that beautiful. We give it our highest recommendation! read more

PROS: -Stunning glass structure filled w/ history. -Vibrant trees, plants, and flowers throughout that transport one in to a fairy tail. -Landscape surrounding the building; which includes Lilly-pad ponds, gardens and beautiful views of Forest Park. -Price. -Courteous & understanding staff @ that work at the venue. -Was warm and covered on a suspect fall day. CONS: -Public space; which meant that we weren't able to have an actual rehearsal the day before our big day w/ our wedding party. It added to the nerves. -Given the age of the venue, the bridal room & restrooms were dated & lacking accommodation. Must supply your own sound system. -VERY tight schedule w/ no room for error. It can be a revolving door w/ one event after another lined up because of popularity. -Guests must park along the roads in Forest Park; which can be a long walk for some. -Was a bit confusing of how to seat guest w/ two different entry ways. -Front office has a my way or the highway mentality. read more

Hire A Ceremony Coordinator for the Jewel Box in Forest Park Top Five Reasons Number One Couples have only 90 minutes to use the facility. Most ceremony venues offer twice that number averaging 2-4 hours. Number Two Rehearsal date and time is inconvenient. Usually on a weekday (Wed. Thu) between 4pm and 6pm for 30 minutes. Normal rehearsal time at a facility is one hour. Without a Wedding Professional - how do you get it right without all the stress? Who actually runs the rehearsal? Number Three Management is difficult to communicate with. They do not offer much advice, assistance or insight to the facility. A friendly janitor is there for set up, but then quickly hides in the back room only to be available in an emergency. Sometimes I have seen them place a 'wedding in progress' sign on the front door to keep late guests from coming in that way so they go to the rear entrance instead. Number Four Family or friends would be responsible for adhering the aisle runner to the floor, accepting and distributing the floral delivery, and other set up details in a 20-minute window of time. Do you want to put that kind of stress on your family and friends? Number Five Chairs face the FRONT DOORS of the Jewel Box due to the entrance of the wedding party. Someone needs to be sure all guests are present with a sign on the front door leading late guests to the back door. read more

This place is beautiful and open all year long. It's only a dollar to get in and well worth the toll. read more

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My boyfriend took me to the Jewel Box for a winter picnic in the park. It costs a dollar to get in, but it's warm like summer and since it was the dead of winter, we were the only ones there. It was really magical. If I could review my boyfriend I would give him 5 stars for this too!! read more

This weekend the Jewel Box drained their pond that house their Koi this weekend and did not bother to remove the Koi. The left them to suffocate with no water. See this link with photos: http://kellymanno.blogspot.com/2011/10/shame-on-you-jewel-box-of-forest-park.html read more

The Jewel Box is the historic romantic site of St. Louis. So many people have been married in this gorgeous Art Deco building, and this is yet another site my husband and I considered getting married in. Admission costs $1, but is free between 9am-noon on Monday and Tuesday. Recently the Jewel Box went under a grand renovation and is now more lovely than ever. My breath is taken away every single time I walk through those lovely doors and the smell of the flowers and plants hits my nostrils. Throughout the year there are special shows that are always very popular. My favorite was when we went to see the poinsettias during the Christmas holidays. read more

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Usually when people talk about all the jewels that Forest Park holds, they seem to forget about the Jewel Box. That is, unless they are planning a wedding, then it seems everyone has this place on their mind, and why not, it holds some of the most beautiful indoor scenery in St. Louis. The Jewel Box has been around since the 1904 World's Fair (as any good St. Louisan can tell you). The building itself is incredibly awesome and would be an interesting site on its own with its unique architecture. The place is positively brimming with nature. The plants inside change seasonally and often they have special shows for certain times of year. This place is gorgeous to walk through, makes for gorgeous photographs of any special event, or even if you just want some cool pictures of unique plants and flowers. Easily, the most beautiful time of year to walk through this place is Christmas when the poinsettias take the place over. The smell alone is enough to make you fall in love with this lovely little place. Also, it's only $1 for admission...certainly beats the price of admission at the Botanical Garden. If you are in Forest Park, this is certainly worth the walk through. read more

A wonderful place to visit. I have to say one of a kind. The flowers are beautiful & many are very rare to this region. Put the Jewel Box on your to do list when your in town. read more

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This building is worth checking out for its art deco flair and the plantings inside. Bonus points: the directed heat coming out of the planters helps to warm things up on a cold January day. Admission is $1 and it seems to be a popular destination for weddings (and, so I've heard, for the poinsettias around the holidays). I enjoyed seeing the Chosin Few Korean War Memorial and found it to be very well done. Since the Jewel Box is in Forest Park, you'll likely run across pets or pet-owners who are unconcerned with cleaning up after themselves, so dress accordingly and be sure to watch your step. read more

This review is for the average person that is looking for sights to see in the Forest Park area and wants to know what to check out. I would tell you to check out EVERYTHING in the park except the Jewel Box. Many of the previous reviews are spot on. On a daily basis all you will find is an empty shell of an old building (and unless you are in to architecture and understand its uniqueness - which I do not) that isn't terribly exciting or particularly beautiful. Inside you have to pay $1 to get in.... why? Do they even cover the costs of payroll for the guy that takes your money and sits their listening to old R&B music? I wonder how many people argue with him for a refund... Anyway, its empty inside except for a few palm trees and low lying shrubs. Just skip it and spend your time somewhere else and give your dollar to the Art Museum. I'm sure it is a nice place for a wedding so do it to it if you have that special event. The exterior gardens and pools are beautiful and well manicured but you can see all those without going inside. Sadly to say, the Jewel Box seems to me like one of the many pieces of STL history that has seen better days, and perhaps better management, in the past. read more

A pretty, and pretty small, part of St. Louis heritage. I don't disparage anyone who had a wedding here, or otherwise have great memories ascribed to the Jewel Box, but for regular visitors or residents, the 10 minute visit is barely worth the 10 minute driving finagle through Forest Park. read more

The Jewel Box is one of those things here in St. Louis that you know is cool even if you have never been to it before, just from seeing the outside of the building. When you go inside of the Jewel Box and see it for the first time, you then know why people talk about how great the Jewel Box is and inside of this Art Deco green house you can see a nice array of fresh flowers and new trees that no longer block all the light shinning in threw the glass windows. The Jewel Box is a beautiful sight and it is named the Jewel Box for a reason. read more

Came here for a wedding this past week. Beautiful location, the perfect natural background for a wedding. Only drawback was the overwhelming fresh manure smell from freshly landscaped grounds. read more

I got the absolute most rude customer service from the event manager. I would never like to work with him again. Especially when weddings are such a stressful time. that's the last thing I need is a rude events manager. read more