Best Seattle Wedding Venues

Because Hurban Feast runs Sodo Park, the food here is AMAZING. The space is both lovely and eclectic at the same time. The venue can hold small to large weddings and everything in between. Annie and Nick's wedding had some of the most beautiful florals on the chandelier and tables. I loved how quickly and skillfully the staff members flipped the room from ceremony to reception during cocktail hour and how helpful they were at every turn. Annie told me that she chose this venue because they could get everything they needed from one place.

The third-floor Crystal Ballroom at the WAC is a sight to behold. Classically beautiful, the ballroom can expand to hold groups large and small. Best of all, the food is delish! The library is a great photo spot for both group and individual portraits. The lobby has several great photo opportunities, and on a rainy night, you can create some magic outside the main entrance. 

Just a block away from Occidental Park is the awesome space of Axis Pioneer Square. I heard once that this space used to be a textile shop or factory, to and there are still marks in the original wood floor for measuring out fabric. Today, the venue has been transformed into a mix of modern and urban chic designs to create a unique event space. I love the brick archways, the loft, the alley access, and the ease at which couples can sneak away for photos in some of the best parts of Seattle's oldest neighborhood. Additionally, there is room for a large wedding and separate spaces for the ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception. This space is also easy to dress up or down to a couple's individual style aesthetic. Jen and Devin had some fun candid moments during their toasts, first dance, and cake cutting.

For couples who love modern elegance and hate the hassle of the wedding plan, check out the Pan Pacific Hotel. This full-service venue takes care of everything and has beautiful decor around every corner. I am particularly fond of the lobby area and spiral staircase for portraits. With a variety of rooms to choose from, couples can have designated ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception spaces, which means the event flows smoothly with no waiting for rooms to be redecorated. Best of all, it's close to great spots around downtown if you want to get photos at Kerry Park, Pike Place, or the Olympic Sculpture Park. 

Belle Harbor has space for weddings of any size and both day and night access to Pier 60 for breathtaking views and portraits. This is by far the best spot in the city to get a skyline pic with your whole wedding party. It's located exactly between the Olympic Sculpture Park and Pike Place Market. For couples who love Seattle, this one is a no brainer!