Slate at the Founders Tower

10/16/2026

Oklahoma weather has opinions. This room doesn't care.

No tent. No backup plan. No phone call at seven in the morning asking whether you want to move the ceremony.

Ceremony, cocktails and dinner all happen on the twentieth floor, indoors, on the date you picked — in whatever weather you were going to get anyway.

Come see it. The view does most of the talking.
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10/16/2026

The question we're hearing most this month: do I need the whole thing planned to book before November 1?

No. A date and a signed agreement. The menu, the layout, the bar, the table — that's the part you get to enjoy, and there's a year to do it.

Current pricing holds through October 31.

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10/16/2026

The honest pitch.

This room is the best thing we have, and most of Oklahoma City has never been in it. That is not the room's fault and it is not a budget problem. It is a missing person.

We're hiring that person. You get planners, photographers and corporate decision-makers into the elevator, and the room does the rest.

If waiting for the phone to ring sounds like a job to you, this isn't one.

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10/15/2026

From the 20th floor — In March this room was at a low. We didn’t chase volume — we rebuilt the
packages, the room, the words and the team. Six... Read more at slatevenue.com or schedule a private tour @ tours.slatevenue.com

In March 2026 this venue was at a low. Instead of chasing volume we rebuilt the packages, the room, the words, the processes and the team — and the average booking grew close to four times. What changed, and what didn’t.

10/15/2026

Two. The view.

The decor is already installed. It's called Oklahoma City.

A full ring of windows, twenty floors up. The sun handles the lighting design and the skyline handles the back of the room.

You will spend less on flowers. Nobody has ever complained about that.

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10/14/2026

Twenty floors up, the light goes orange around six and nobody in this room is in a hurry.

Justin Echols at the piano. Once Weekly, every Wednesday — craft cocktails, light bites from our own kitchen, and a full ring of windows over the city.

Doors at 4. Music at 6. No cover.

Tables: events.slatevenue.com

10/13/2026

Your team has had the ballroom. Twice.

December on the twentieth floor is a different proposition: the whole room, a kitchen on the same floor as your guests, and a city that handles the decor by itself.

One event a day up here — nobody gets moved along at nine so the next group can load in.

A Tuesday in December beats a Saturday in a ballroom.
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10/13/2026

From the 20th floor — Slate is hiring a Sales & Marketing Lead in Oklahoma City. Read more at slatevenue.com or schedule a private tour @ tours.slatevenue.com

Slate at Founders Tower is hiring a Sales Producer in Oklahoma City. Base plus uncapped sales bonuses. You build the network, you tell the story, you close it. Passive need not apply.

10/13/2026

What a good week looks like in this seat.

Monday you are having coffee with a wedding planner who has eleven couples and nowhere interesting to put them. Tuesday you walk a couple through their day on the twentieth floor until they can picture it, and the proposal is written by four. Wednesday you are upstairs at Once Weekly with a photographer you have been chasing for a month, and the room does the closing for you. Thursday you pitch us something we had not thought of. Friday you bring your own numbers.

Nobody hands you a pipeline. You go get one.

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10/12/2026

The table is the part people photograph.

Chargers, porcelain, crystal, flatware, floor-length linen, and candelabras tall enough to matter — all of it from Mosteller & Co, on this same twentieth floor. Nothing ships. Nothing arrives late. Nothing is a rental you have seen at four other weddings.

The china is ours. The table is yours.

Come see it. The view does most of the talking.
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