Danada House

Danada House is a Event Planner in Wheaton, IL. The venue provides indoor and outdoor spaces for weddings, bridal showers, corporate gatherings and private celebrations. Guests can choose from seven distinct ceremony locations, including the Formal Garden, Magnolia Garden, Oak Garden, Rose Garden, the Saddleup area near the historic Rice Stables, the front of the mansion, and a newly renovated climate‑controlled Atrium. The Formal Garden can host up to 250 guests, and the estate’s lush landscapes serve clients throughout DuPage County and the surrounding Illinois region. Danada House holds a rating of 4.60 stars.

Founded as the mid‑20th‑century home of Daniel and Ada Rice, the property carries a rich equestrian heritage, having been the farm of the 1965 Kentucky Derby winner Lucky Debonair. The Rice family’s philanthropic legacy and the estate’s historic white‑brick structure, French doors and rustic fireplaces remain integral to the site. Set within the Danada Forest Preserve, the grounds combine historic charm with modern updates, most notably a renovated Atrium featuring floor‑to‑ceiling windows that frame the surrounding gardens. The venue’s team welcomes inquiries, offers tours, and assists couples and organizations in shaping personalized events that reflect the history and elegance of the property.

With its blend of historic architecture, extensive garden settings and a thoughtfully updated Atrium, Danada House offers a uniquely adaptable backdrop for memorable occasions in Wheaton.