Block 41 Weddings

Block 41 is a stunning wedding venue in Seattle, right in the heart of Belltown. We love Block 41 for its vibrant city setting, modern interiors, and the fact that their team is delightful to work with! It has two huge indoor spaces, as well as a courtyard with one of our favorite murals in the city. We really enjoy the wealth of white space at Block 41, because it allows it to transform into whatever you want. With that in mind, we knew we wanted to use colorful spring wedding florals to turn this space into a chic, black-tie affair. We loved using Block 41's circle arch for this dramatic wedding ceremony floral installation!

Modern, Chic Wedding Ceremony Flowers

To begin, we started with the large circular arch at Block 41. We used a wide array of botanical materials for this wedding floral installation, from garden roses to dried ferns. Of course, we chose all of our favorite spring blooms, too, including daffodils, tulips, poppies, and ranunculus. We loved layering the flowers and ferns, and creating several different focal areas based on color and texture. For example, we chose to go brighter orange on the ends of the arch, with more pastel and neutral tones in the middle. We also loved the contrast with the black chairs, which you can see in the nighttime image (credit to Barbie Hull). 

We are absolutely obsessed with how this turned out! We were lucky to have sunshine that day, and the light streaming through the windows created such a dreamy setting for this ceremony. And we love the artistic images with the repeating flowers and hazy surroundings.

Black-Tie Wedding Reception

We also designed florals for the black-tie wedding reception at Block 41, including a gorgeous King's Table for the wedding party. We continued to go for a light and airy feeling, but chose to be a little more bold with our colors here. We used marble accents like chargers and candleholders to elevate the design, and also incorporated bright citrus touches on the tables themselves. Our florals for tables were almost entirely bud vases and small ceramic vessels, grouped together to create a multi-layered look. We considered color, height, dimension, and texture in our groupings, so we used a wide mix of botanicals and vessels to create one-of-a-kind look. We absolutely love the way this came together with rentals from CORT and menus from Blake Design Studio.

The couple's reception also included a glam champagne tower, a balloon arch, a neon sign, and of course, cake! We loved all of it, and were so thrilled with how it turned out. Of course, we enjoyed working with our other vendors to make sure there were florals for both the balloons and the cake table! We also loved the disco balls above their head table - such a fun touch! (Disco balls are definitely having a moment right now.) 

Block 41 Wedding Design Details

We loved working on these wedding designs with planner Carly at Emerald Engagements, and all of our fellow vendors! We originally considered an all black-and-white setting, but we wanted to try something a little different by adding some bold citrusy tones. Carly also suggested working with marble accents instead of strictly black or white, and I'm so glad we went in this direction! We also relished in the details of our couple's personal flowers and bouquet. We were really inspired by the citrus Carly and I talked about, but wanted to ensure the florals were not too bright or garish. As a result, we ended up with a sophsticated palette of neutrals, blushes, taupes, and peaches with little pops of orange.

We chose a truly stunning array of botanicals for this unique color palette, using all the best of spring. Delicate blooms like parrot tulips, ranunculus, specialty daffodils, butterfly ranunculus, and poppies made the cut. We also used a wide palette of roses, from buttery yellow garden roses to toffee-colored stunners. And in our floral installation work, we also added dried bracken fern for a wonderfully taupe base, as well as grapefruits, blood oranges, and clementines on the tables. These botanicals matched perfectly with the invitation suite as well. We love this chic, vibrant palette and how uniquely modern it felt at Block 41!

Sunset Wedding Reception at Block 41

We wanted to also share a few images of what the wedding and venue looked like after the sun set. We loved using more bud vases and citrus for these chic cocktail tables with black velvet linens! And of course, it is always fun to see floral installations in different lighting. Thanks to Barbie Hull for these three nighttime images! 

Getting married at Block 41? Or just love this floral palette as much as we do? We would love to hear about your wedding plans. You can click the button below to reach out and check your date. We can't wait to hear from you!

Vendor Team

Thank you to this phenomenal team of wedding vendors!

Floral Design: Bloom Poet | @bloompoet_

Planner: Emerald Engagements | @emeraldengagements

Venue: Block 41 | @block41_seattle
Photographer: Jessica Wood | @jessicawoodphotos
Hair & MUA: Michelle Wight | @michellewight.hmu

Rentals: CORT Party Rental | @cortpartyrental⁣⁣

Soft Seating: Vintage Ambiance | @vintageambiance⁣⁣

Lighting: Crimson Haze | @crimson_haze_lighting

Balloons: Smash Baby Smash | @smashbabysmash

Catering: Foodz Catering | @foodzcatering

Stationery: Blake Design Studio | @blakedesignstudio

Dress: La Belle Elaine's Bridal | @labelleelainesbridal

Tux: Generation Tux | @generationtux

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Mountain Springs Lodge

Mountain Springs Lodge sits in a valley just outside of Leavenworth, WA in the Cascades. We love the way the landscape transforms across the seasons. In winter, the lodge receives a generous blanket of snow, allowing them to offer sleigh rides, cross-country skiing, and more. (You'll see why this detail matters later!) Naturally, it was a wonderful choice of venue for a destination wedding!

Romantic Winter Wedding Ceremony

To begin, Pacifica and Evan chose to hold their ceremony outside to embrace the incredible views of the mountains. The wedding ceremony took place just outside of Mountain Springs Lodge, next to their large fountain. We installed a lush floral wedding arch for the ceremony, complete with blooms and evergreen foliage. In addition, we lined the aisles with evergreen garland, all framing the view of the mountains perfectly. Amazingly, the lovely couple even got sunshine while reading their vows - perfection!

Of course, one of my favorite parts of this winter wedding was the handfasting ceremony. This ancient tradition is where “tying the knot” comes from! In this instance, we used luxurious hand-dyed silk ribbons from Silk & Willow for this handfasting ceremony. Pacifica and I were both obsessed with the one-of-a-kind blue botanical print ribbon, made with flower petals. You can see this stunning design in the second and third photos, as well as in her bridal bouquet.

After the ceremony, Pacifica and Evan had the perfect "just-married" smiles! Obviously, we love seeing how happy couples look right after their ceremony! Pacifica and Evan also made a particularly glamorous exit on a horse-drawn sleigh. Mountain Springs Lodge offers sleigh rides in the winter, which these two took full advantage of. I don't think we've ever seen a wedding exit quite so glamorous!

Elegant Winter Wedding Reception

Mountain Springs Lodge has a stunning rustic wood interior, which we transformed into an elegant, romantic experience for their guests through floral and event design. With event design, we help couples think through all of the aesthetics of their events. We source linens, place settings, and other rentals to create a cohesive design like this. Of course, for this wedding, no detail went unnoticed! From luxe velvet table linens to gorgeous wedding centerpieces, we ensured that Pacifica and Evan’s destination wedding would have an elegant and refined look throughout.

Destination Wedding Design Details

Pacifica and Evan asked us to do both floral and event design for this destination wedding, which we loved! For this winter wedding, Pacifica knew she wanted to incorporate evergreens and anemones in her designs, with a pop of blue. We used white flowers like anenomes, ranunculus, roses, and stock for all of our florals. Additionally, we incorporated touches of silver brunia, touches of blue delphinium, and lots of Pacific Northwest evergreens. And for her bouquet, we used the same stunning hand-dyed botanical silk ribbon that was used in the handfasting ceremony. Personally, I am obsessed with her hairpiece - I would wear this every day if I could! We also have to note here that both Pacifica and Evan have amazing hair and style!!

In addition, we designed all the details of the wedding reception to create elegant, romantic tablescapes. We used navy velvet linens and gauzy white table runners as a base for these lush floral arrangements. Then, we also added romantic taper candles on antique silver bases. Along with candles, we used several rentals from CORT Party Rentals for the place settings, including silver beaded chargers, silver-rimmed glasses, and chic silverware. Lastly, we added green velvet napkins, floral touches, and the gorgeous menus and customized name cards to every plate. We love the way the overall look came together!

Destination Wedding Tips

First, if you are planning a destination wedding, make sure you visit your venue before booking! You will want to be able to envision your wedding day. Plus, it’s a great excuse for a long weekend away.

Of course, destination weddings are also more logistically challenging for your vendors. Make sure you choose vendors who love to travel, and are willing to do so. It’s also a great idea to have a wedding planner who can help with all the moving pieces.

Lastly, we highly recommend that you stay at your destination for several days before the wedding! You don’t want to worry about jet lag, travel times, or other logistics right before your wedding day. Instead, arrive early enough to enjoy your destination for a few days and unwind before the big day.

Ready to talk about your destination wedding? We’d love to chat! You can check your date with us below.

Vendor Team

Thank you to this incredible team of wedding vendors!

Floral & Event Design: Bloom Poet | @bloompoet_

Venue & Catering: Mountain Springs Lodge | @mountainspringslodge
Photographer: Jamie Buckley | @jamiebuckletphotography

(Check out Jamie's blog post about this wedding here!)
Hair & MUA: Chelan Glam | @chelanglam

Cake: Honey Crumb | @honeycrumbcakes⁣⁣

Rentals: CORT Party Rental | @cortpartyrental⁣⁣

Linens: BBJ La Tavola | @bbjlatavola

Silks: Silk & Willow | @silkandwillow

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Chateau Lill Wedding Design Inspiration

We designed this stunning spring wedding editorial as a modern, romantic twist on classic black and white. As always, we felt inspired by the gorgeous bounty of flowers that spring provides. We really enjoyed highlighting some of our favorite spring blooms. Moreover, we also realized that the large garden hedge at Chateau Lill is not often used for weddings and events. So, we took on the challenge of using it as a focal piece for the ceremony, transforming it into a dreamy floral gateway. 

Of course, we also designed a floral dog collar for Belle, the golden retriever. How could you not!? She totally stole the show.

Seasonal Flowers for April Wedding at Chateau Lill

Since we prioritize local flowers, we always find inspiration from the seasons in our designs. For this romantic April wedding at Chateau Lill, we chose the most delicate local spring blooms. Some of our favorites included anenomes, tulips, fritillaria, and flowering tulip magnolia. Additionally, we love that spring blooms can be so dark they are almost black. We played with this dynamic to deepen the overall effect of the color palette. We also added some black palm spears for a little extra edginess, while still staying true to our lush and romantic surroundings. Lastly, we chose mauve and blush accents to bridge the transition from white to black. These choices allow for a more effortless, romantic effect. We absolutely love the way this spring floral palette came together in the gorgeous gardens of Chateau Lill.

Chateau Lill Wedding Details

Our teammates did such a wonderful job on this Chateau Lill wedding editorial. We're obsessed with all the small details - from the black and gold place settings, to the gorgeous menus and velvet linens. Of course, we loved incorporating lush floral wedding centerpieces on this sophisticated, romantic wedding table.

Alina's dress also blew us away! What a gorgeous pick from The Dress Theory. We love the romantic sweetheart neckline and simple silhouette of this gown. It mirrored the balance of delicate and modern we tried to achieve in our floral designs.

Lastly, we have to share how stunning this invitation suite looks next to our white spring blooms! Obviously, Krisanna does incredibly beautiful work. It's always a joy to see what she comes up with. In particular, I love that little black wax seal, perfectly reflected in the center of the anenome. 

We are so excited looking ahead to our wedding season this year, and hopefully many more Chateau Lill weddings to come. It's such a wonderful venue! And we find it so easy to make this venue even more stunning through seasonal floral design. We hope to be back very soon!

Vendor Team

Planner: Hallea Events | @halleaevents⁣⁣
Venue: Chateau Lill | @chateaulill⁣⁣
Photographer: Tetiana Photography | @tetianaphotography⁣⁣
Florist: Bloom Poet | @bloompoet_
Hair & MUA: Zo and Co | @zoandcostyling⁣⁣
Tux: The Groomsman Suit | @thegroomsmansuit⁣⁣
Dress: The Dress Theory | @thedresstheory⁣⁣
Cake: Honey Crumb | @honeycrumbcakes⁣⁣
Rentals: CORT Party Rental | @cortpartyrental⁣⁣
Stationery: Krisanna Elizabeth | @krisannaelizabeth⁣⁣
Models: Alina @alinanadoyan & Neema @nnakhayee

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Outdoor Garden Wedding Venue: Lakewold Gardens

Lakewold Gardens offers the perfect outdoor wedding venue for romantic garden weddings. Located about an hour south of Seattle, this historic estate offers 10 acres of beautifully manicured gardens, natural ponds, and paved pathways. As a plant nerd, I love that they have over 900 rhododendrons and tons of native plants in the gardens! But I also just love the whole aesthetic of this gorgeous place, and how it looks like an English country estate magically sprang up in the PNW. Outdoor weddings here are absolutely stunning, and it is such a great choice for anyone who loves old-world charm.

Outdoor Winery Wedding Venue: Chateau Lill

Chateau Lill is a perfect choice for an outdoor wedding venue. It has a beautiful range of settings for weddings, both indoor and outdoor, making it a super versatile choice. Located just half an hour from Seattle, the drive up to the venue begins on a gorgeous, tree-lined drive with wrought iron gates. And once you walk around on the 10-acre property, you'll find a vineyard, a stonework terrace, a grassy lawn, and an old-growth forest. Of course, the building itself is full of old-world European charm. Every pocket of this venue is so stunning! Plus, you get to take advantage of their fantastic wine! What's not to love?

I would like to mention here that there are a LOT of other great winery venues in Woodinville. For a larger wedding, check out the Columbia Winery, which also has a lot of versatility in its indoor and outdoor spaces. For a smaller wedding, check out Novelty Hill Januik Winery, or JM Cellars. All of these beautiful wineries come with the added perk of incorporating locally crafted wines in your wedding menu.

Outdoor Rooftop Wedding Venue: Olympic Rooftop Pavilion

Okay, full disclosure, I love heights. So getting married on a rooftop in one of the coolest neighborhoods in Seattle sounds AMAZING to me! The Olympic Rooftop Pavilion brings flexibility and versatility to the table, with its hybrid indoor/outdoor roof space. The “indoor” space boasts a gigantic skylight and open windows, so it feels very outdoor. The actual outdoor space opens to beautiful views of the city, the Olympic mountain range, and all the docked boats and marinas in Ballard. Its proximity to the water means that you will get cool breezes, mountain and water views, and a quick walk to the rest of the neighborhood. The best part? The Olympic Rooftop Pavilion is one of the few outdoor wedding venues in Seattle that is actually IN Seattle! You and your guests will not have to travel very far to get back to your hotels, find a great bar to keep the party going, or get a late-night bite to eat. Another bonus? You won’t have any travel fees from your vendors, who will be thrilled that you stayed in town.

Outdoor Castle Wedding Venue: Thornewood Castle

Did you ever dream about getting married in a castle when you were younger? If so, this is the venue for you. Located about an hour south of Seattle, Thornewood Castle was rebuilt 100 years ago by the guy who co-founded the Port of Tacoma. He was wealthy enough to purchase a 400-year-old English Tudor castle, have it dismantled, and ship it to Tacoma for rebuilding. Kind of a wild story! The gardens were designed by the Olmstead Brothers, who probably designed any park you’ve ever loved, from Central Park in NYC to the linear parks in ATL. And both the indoor and outdoor spaces of this venue are wildly romantic.

We actually have TWO amazing castles in our region, so you should also check out Lairmont Manor. It is near Bellingham, so quite a lot further from Seattle, but it is just as breathtaking!

Historic Seattle Outdoor Wedding Venue: The Admiral's House

Looking for a piece of Seattle history in the city? This gorgeous mansion sits right on Elliott Bay in the Magnolia neighborhood of Seattle. It has been called a “quintessential” Seattle wedding venue, with views of the bay, the city skyline, and the mountains. The house used to be home to Navy admirals, hence the name, but it reopened as a wedding venue. While the Admiral’s House does have some small indoor spaces, its beauty as a venue is in how much gorgeous lawn there is for summer months and dining al fresco! For rain plans, there is a tent available, but really its strength is how much stunning outdoor space there is to enjoy.

I have a couple of other honorable mentions here for historic outdoor wedding venues in Seattle. First, I want to mention The Corson Building, which would be perfect for a smaller wedding. Built in 1926, it has a magical courtyard with vine-covered walls, Spanish tile, and old-school charm. Secondly, check out The Hall at Fauntleroy, situated in a former schoolhouse. It has beautiful indoor and outdoor space, with a manicured courtyard for outdoor dining.

Outdoor Hotel Wedding Venue: Willows Lodge

Finding the right hotel wedding venue really depends on how large your wedding will be. So, for smaller weddings, I would highly recommend the Willows Lodge. Its beautiful gardens provide the perfect setting any time of year, and the staff there are incredible! The lodge itself is located in Woodinville, which has lots of wineries, trails, and other activities for your friends and family to enjoy. I also love that the Lodge offers a spa and hotel packages for wedding couples, so that you can relax and pamper yourselves leading up to the big day.

Outdoor Hotel Wedding Venue: Woodmark Hotel & Still Spa

For a larger wedding, I would recommend the Woodmark Hotel & Still Spa. Located in Kirkland about 45 minutes from Seattle, the hotel sits on Lake Washington with a view of the Olympic mountains. The outdoor spaces provide such a gorgeous and dramatic backdrop for outdoor ceremonies! I love that you can get all of the beauty and romance of getting married right on the water, without having to go very far from the city. The tent on the terrace gives plenty of shade, while still being open to the water and beautiful views.

I also have to mention the Bell Harbor International Conference Center, which sounds like a corporate place, but is secretly a gorgeous wedding venue! Located downtown, it also provides gorgeous wedding views of Elliott Bay from its rooftop and indoor rooms. This venue works best for bigger weddings, as the spaces themselves are huge. I love that they are steps away from the heart of the city. Another option for small weddings is the Edgewater Hotel – the historic hotel where the Beatles fished Elliott Bay from the windows! It has beautiful views as well, but can only accommodate 15-50 people outdoors.

Outdoor Wedding Venues on the Islands

There are SO many delightful venues on the islands surrounding Seattle. If you love ferries, scenic views, waterfront venues, and getting away from the city, any of these venues would be an incredible choice.

Kiana Lodge - Bainbridge Island (Sorta)

Technically Kiana Lodge is on the peninsula, but the quickest way there is by taking a ferry to Bainbridge Island. So, to me it’s still an “island” venue! Kiana Lodge offers quintessential PNW charm, from its warm wood interiors to the massive lawn right on the water’s edge. Indoors, you will find rustic elements like cedar logs, moose heads, and stonework. For me, the magic happens outdoors, on the lawn, since it is right on the water with gorgeous views. Its grounds include all of the ferns, old growth trees, and landscape plants that you could possibly want. And if you can’t decide between indoors and outdoors, the Garden Atrium provides the perfect compromise, with massive skylights and insanely tall ceilings. It is such a magical venue that feels very far away while still being a short hop from Seattle.

The Manor House at Pleasant Beach Village - Bainbridge Island

The Manor House is on Bainbridge Island, tucked away on the south side of the island. Its oudoor space includes a massive clear tent with views of the sound, a gorgeous pergola covered in vines, and prime sunset viewing. I love how light and airy the outdoor seating feels in the sunshine, and that you can stay at the Inn as a part of your wedding package.

Fireseed Catering - Whidbey Island

Despite the name, Fireseed offers both venue space and catering on Whidbey Island! They have 10 beautiful acres of gardens, forests, and pasture lands on the property. Interestingly, they grow a lot of their own produce for their catering, with a full-time veggie farmer on board! The grounds overlook a privately owned lake, and provide stunning landscapes no matter where you roam. If you want wedding photos in tall grasses, under big trees, in a manicured garden, AND in front of water, this is your place! And as an aside, this part of Whidbey Island is one of my favorite weekend getaways in our region, with lots of beautiful nature, cute shops, and fun things to do. I have never regretted making the trip!

Roche Harbor Resort - San Juan Island

I’m not gonna lie – the San Juan Islands are remote, difficult to get to, and basically swimming distance to Canada. Of course, this also makes them totally amazing! Roche Harbor Resort sits on the very edge of San Juan Island, and provides a gorgeous and laid-back setting for your outdoor wedding. On the 130-year-old property, I particularly love the old signage, the architecture, and the fact that it is attached to a marina full of docks and boats. The outdoor spaces are beautifully maintained, and of course, you and your party can stay on the property and enjoy the spa and other amenities.

I hope this list gives you some ideas of beautiful outdoor wedding venues we love! We would love to hear what ideas you are working on for your outdoor wedding. You can check your date by clicking the button below. 

City Chic: Block 41 in Downtown Seattle

Block 41 offers the perfect chic indoor wedding venue for city dwellers. Located right in the heart of Belltown, this historic building offers exposed brickwork, wooden beams, and a modern, industrial vibe. The building actually served as a wagon depot for ice delivery before refrigeration! Today, its expansive spaces can hold up to 720 (!!!) wedding guests. It is also extremely convenient to downtown Seattle hotels, restaurants, and nightlife for your out-of-town guests. We love that there are so many spaces within this one venue. The upstairs and downstairs spaces can be used for your ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception in creative ways. The whole building has a ton of natural light, and Block 41 also has an iconic "Seattle" mural outside in their courtyard that is perfect for photos! We love working in this venue, because it provides so much gorgeous blank canvas for us to transform it into something truly memorable.

Historic Luxury: The Rainier Club in Downtown Seattle

The Rainier Club provides a luxurious indoor wedding venue in the heart of downtown Seattle. This unique space sits in one of Seattle's oldest buildings, designed in 1904 and beautifully preserved as a historic landmark. Throughout the club, you can find art deco motifs, historic works of art, and luxurious furnishings that add to the ambiance. We love that they have a variety of spaces available for weddings, each with its own intricate, curated decor. Think gold-leafed molded ceilings, crystal chandeliers, and 100-year-old woodwork. Every pocket of this venue is so stunning! If you are hoping for a luxurious, historical venue with lots of Seattle charm, look no further. 

Intimate Comfort: Olympic Rooftop Pavilion

We just worked here last weekend, when we had torrential rain, flooding, and high winds. Despite that insane weather, The Olympic Rooftop Pavilion was cozy and welcoming the whole time. This intimate indoor wedding venue boasts a gigantic skylight and floor-to-ceiling windows, which makes it feel like you are outdoors. The outdoor patio opens to beautiful views of the city, the Olympic mountain range, and all the docked boats and marinas in Ballard. When we had moments of sunlight, guests eagerly went outside to look out over the city and see this unique rooftop view. We also love that this venue is in the heart of Ballard, a cute neighborhood in North Seattle with some of the best restaurants, bars, and shops in the city. Just outside the door, you can find a great bar to keep the party going, or get a late-night bite to eat. It is also attached to the Hotel Ballard, a boutique hotel that offers you and your guests a place to stay without traveling. We love the ease, comfort, and intimacy of this indoor wedding venue!  

A Killer View: Columbia Tower Club

I won't lie - installing this floral backdrop gave us some vertigo! Welcome to the Columbia Tower Club - a modern indoor wedding venue that provides sweeping views of the city, Elliott Bay, and the 75 floors below it. Yes, that's right - this indoor wedding venue sits on the top two floors of the tallest skyscraper in Seattle. (It also happens to be the tallest skyscraper in Washington, and the fourth-tallest on the West Coast!) Centrally located in the heart of downtown, the Columbia Tower Club provides an exclusive but modern retreat for any couple looking for a unique venue. With in-house catering, proximity to downtown hotels and activities, and two floors of space, you get the perfect mix of convenience and "wow" factor. I mean, just look at this view! We could not tear our eyes away during this daytime setup, and it was just as pretty to see the city lights at night.

Rustic PNW Elegance: The Willows Lodge

Our region has plenty of rustic indoor wedding venues, but some can be quite a hike from Seattle proper. Enter the Willows Lodge, which can host up to 180 people indoors in one of its spaces. The lodge itself is located in Woodinville, which has lots of wineries, trails, and other activities for your friends and family to enjoy. For couples looking for an indoor space that feels outdoors, their gazebo space offers massive windows, natural light, and heaters. It feels quite cozy, even in the winter months! The lodge also offers a ballroom in the main building, which has all the rustic charm of a remote PNW lodge. We also love how their beautiful gardens provide the perfect setting any time of year, especially for stunning photos. Finally, we love that they offer spa and hotel packages for wedding couples, so that you can relax and pamper yourselves leading up to the big day.

Hotel Wedding Venue: Woodmark Hotel & Still Spa

For a larger indoor wedding venue, we love the Woodmark Hotel & Still Spa. Located in Kirkland about 45 minutes from Seattle, the hotel sits on Lake Washington with a view of the Olympic mountains. They offer a wide variety of indoor spaces with waterfront views, even in the winter. The Woodmark Hotel provides an all-inclusive approach for couples who want a gorgeous wedding, without a lot of fuss. With in-house catering, rooms for you and your guests, and a spa so you can treat yourself, you'll have everything you need right onsite!

Hotel Wedding Venue: Bell Harbor International Conference Center

For big weddings, we would also recommend the Bell Harbor International Conference Center. We know this sounds like a corporate place, but they secretly host some of the city's most gorgeous wedding venues! From rooftop and pier spaces in the summer, to grand indoor ballrooms for winter, you can find the perfect space here any time of year. Located on Seattle's downtown waterfront, they provide beautiful views of Elliott Bay, whether you are indoors or out. This venue works best for bigger weddings, as the spaces themselves are huge. As a point of reference, their most intimate room can host 110 people! But we love how many options they have for couples, no matter the size of your wedding. We also love that they are steps away from the heart of the city and have some seriously amazing natural light. 

I hope this list gives you some ideas of beautiful indoor wedding venues we love! As we continue to look towards wedding season, we're excited to keep providing you other resources for planning your wedding. And if you are looking for a floral and event designer, we'd love to chat! You can click just below and let us know what you're dreaming up.