There is so much to love about the state of Washington. So, it is only expected that you would prefer to be wed in such a scenic place.
Whether you choose somewhere grand in the city or somewhere cozy and intimate on a farm, there is undoubtedly a place for you. With that, we had compiled the ten best venues for your wedding ceremonies this 2021.
Tree House Point
Address: 6922 Preston Fall City Rd. SE, Issaquah, Washington
Contact: 425 441 8087
This is a particular favorite for nature lovers, not only because you get to see picturesque landscapes, but you also get to experience it in Tree House Point.
Being wed under a canopy of towering trees is a sight to behold, and it is but one of the things you can look forward to. This venue is ideal for intimate gatherings. It doesn’t need much work and decorative arrangements to make it worthy of note.
Nature Bridge Olympic
Address: 111 Barnes Point Rd., Port Angeles, Washington
Contact: 360 928 3720
If a wedding ceremony near a cabin in the woods sounds like a great idea to you, then Nature Bridge Olympic is suitably recommended.
You and your guests will be graced with a spectacular view of a glacial lake and a national park as the celebration goes on. Also, the rental fee for the venue is automatically donated to a science learning program charity.
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Address: 12125 Treosti Rd., Snohomish, Washington
Contact: 425 367 8827
As the name suggests, this venue used to be a dairy farm in the 1940s, so it will naturally have an old traditional farmhouse’s aesthetic.
Rustic and cozy, Dairyland offers you a modest wedding inside its whitewashed barn walls. Then again, the 50-acre surrounding your location guarantees you a lot of sights for sore eyes.
Gorge Crest Vineyards
Address: 341 Kollock Knapp Rd., Underwood, Washington
Contact: gorgecrest.com/get-in-touch
It’s not a wedding without the wine, and this is the experience that Gorge Crest promises. With a magnificent view of the Hood River Valley and the Columbia River, you are offered a wedding experience with fresh air on your face and cobblestones under your shoes.
While the day can be solemn, it doesn’t stop the later hours from all the fun. If you’re one to party, this is a great outdoor venue to consider.
Lairmont Manor
Address: 405 Fieldston Rd., Bellingham, Washington
Contact: 360 647 1444
With its old traditional aesthetic that is reminiscent of the Fitzgerald’s Gatsby era, the Lairmont Manor showcases a Washington-esque architectural style for your event.
It is nothing short of elegant, and you are guaranteed a beautiful cascade of lighting for your wedding. Complete with a pavilion, a courtyard, and a multitude of views, this is a place with so much potential for great photography.
The Loft at Russell’s
Address: 3305 Monte Villa Parkway, Bothell, Washington
Contact: 425 892 8467
Another barn is included in this list. Yet, what makes the Loft at Russell’s different is its cathedral ceilings, hardwood flooring, and overall historical country vibe.
Unlike other barns, this venue can accommodate up to a couple of hundreds of guests. You are also offered a venue that requires little to no redecorating, and that can save you so much time and energy.
Fremont Foundry
Address: 154 North, 35th St., Seattle, Washington
Contact: 206 588 6981
Washington’s capital may not have as many naturally scenic views, but it has no art and class shortage.
In the Fremont Foundry, you are offered levels of Mid-century Modern architectural beauty that will cement your wedding as one of the best events of your life.
The place is also set-up in a way that reminds all of Seattle’s counter-cultures, and it has enough amenities to cater to a large group of guests.
Sodo Park
Address: 3200 1st Ave., South Seattle, Washington
Contact: 206 932 4714
A place with character, class, and over a century of experience, the Sodo park is one of our Washington venues that can hold up to 500 guests.
There’s so much to love about the place. Not only is the open planning easy to lay out, but that all the Architectural components diminish the need for decorations. This is the best option if you’re expecting a rather large group of guests.
Kimpton Alexis Hotel
Address: 1007 First Ave., Seattle, Washington
Contact: 206 208 6234
This boutique hotel offers excellent sightseeing views of Washington and luxurious halls that can make any intimate wedding seem grand.
This venue is among the affordable choice in the state. Still, it offers the classic banquet hall setting that is both simple yet practical.
Another great thing about the Kimpton Alexis hotel is the exceptional staff and catering services who see to it that you get what you need.
Court in the Square
Address: 401 2nd Ave., South Seattle, Washington
Contact: 206 467 5533
Last but not least is this option in Seattle that promises to bring light into one of the best days of your life. Historical, industrial, and full of character, this grand lobby is basically an atrium with seven stories’ glass wall.
Not only is this location accessible, but it is also among the landmark buildings in one of the prestigious neighborhoods in this city. Indeed, you can’t go wrong with such a choice, especially if you have many people to include in the guest list.
Conclusion
Many things may not go your way during your day, but one of the things you can look forward to is to be wed in a place as beautiful as Washington.
The places in our list range from beautiful venues surrounded by nature to conveniently classic pockets of city architecture.
With that said, this list shows that there’s always this one place that will suit your criteria. So, what are you waiting for? You better secure your wedding location first and foremost, and we hope everything else flows smoothly afterward. Happy searching!
Mackenzie
Mackenzie is a freelance writer with over ten years of experience writing on all things weddings. She received her BA in English from the University of California in Los Angeles. When she’s not writing about weddings, Mackenzie enjoys spending time with her husband and 2 kids (twin boys) exploring the beautiful California countryside. While in nature, she captures picturesque images of mountain lakes, the beach, and more. Mackenzie is also a pet parent to two Siamese cats. She appreciates their individuality and the fact they pretty independent. But they love to snuggle at the end of day, which is one of the things Mackenzie enjoys in the evenings to relax after a busy day at work.
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