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The Wedding Edit

You can marry at City Hall and take everyone to your favorite restaurant. Or gather for a ceremony, dinner, and dancing in one place. Find a setting you love, then work through the details with us.

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Find your wedding venue

Look through the rooms, the reception settings, and the places your guests will gather.

5 venues

Guests at tables under the pergola at Fig Tree with the sun low over the Pacific

Venice Beach, Los Angeles

Fig Tree

A restaurant reception by the ocean

Dinner can begin with the ocean in view and continue in Cueva, with its hand-painted murals. Choose a private room or bring the patios into the plan. It’s a place for the reception after a separate ceremony, as well as the welcome dinner or brunch.

Compare Cueva, the patios, and exclusive use of the restaurant for your guest count.

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Newlyweds walking between seated guests in the Aracely Cafe garden

Treasure Island, San Francisco

Aracely Cafe

A garden ceremony and courtyard reception

The garden puts greenery and bougainvillea around the ceremony. Dinner and dancing can follow in the covered courtyard, with the restaurant’s kitchen and bar handling the meal. The garden also lends itself to a smaller lunch after City Hall or dinner the night before.

Ask which spaces and hours suit your plans, with the weather alternative included.

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Guests dancing in Crown Hall at a wedding

Station North, Baltimore

Guilford Hall

Dinner and dancing in a restored factory

Crown Hall gives you tall windows, brick walls, and a chandelier above the dance floor. Smaller rooms and the Biergarten make it possible to give welcome drinks or the rehearsal dinner their own setting in the same building.

Explore Crown Hall, the Whiskey Lounge, the Painters Room, and the Biergarten.

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The Masonic Temple facade and front steps beneath a pink evening sky

South Temple, Salt Lake City

Salt Lake Masonic Temple

A ceremony with a setting of its own

The architecture gives each ceremony room a distinct setting. You can book a room for the ceremony and celebrate elsewhere, or arrange a reception in the Banquet Hall. Catering and bar arrangements need their own place in the plan.

Ask for the rooms, event hours, and reception arrangements to be included in your quote.

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A couple in formalwear in the Aracely Lounge garden courtyard

Danville, East Bay

Aracely Lounge

A garden party in downtown Danville

Olive trees, white umbrellas, and long tables make the courtyard feel like a garden party. The dining room and private upstairs room offer smaller settings for dinner, a shower, or a gathering around the wedding.

Explore the courtyard and the indoor rooms, then ask for the price for your date.

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Have a place in mind?

Send the date, guest count, and what you’d like to spend on the venue, food, and drinks. We’ll help you work through the options.

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Enter the food and drink price, service charge, and tax from your quote. These starting figures are an illustration. The full calculator lets you add the room rental and other costs.

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$15,720.00

Estimated total

$157.20

Per invited guest

Illustrative figures, not a venue quote. This example taxes food and drinks, with gratuity and other wedding costs entered separately in the full calculator. Use the rates on your quote.

Kate PaulleyKate PaulleyCo-founder, PrivateEvents.co

Kate co-founded PrivateEvents.co and works with wedding and event venues. Her writing draws on that work and on her own experience as a bride and guest.

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