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  The Moore Mansion

  200 N Rd 34, Pasco, WA 99301, USA

  • Spaces for 450 Guests
  • 1 Landmark
  • 1 Outdoor
  • 1 space at this venue

  The Moore Mansion is best suited to weddings and other formal celebrations that call for a historic estate as a backdrop, with six private, gated acres along the Columbia River in Pasco, Washington available for the ceremony, reception, and photos in one place. Built by prominent northwest developer James A. Moore, the three-story neoclassical (Beaux Arts) mansion has been recently restored and is available for a limited number of weddings, receptions, family reunions, and quinceañeras. Ceremonies take place on the grounds before guests move to the 2,400-square-foot event pavilion over a checkerboard granite patio, or to the extra-large gazebo with dance floor lighting, for the reception. The bride prepares in a dressing room inside the main house while the groom readies in the carriage house, and toasts and bouquet tosses take place from the mansion's north patio. The property accommodates up to 450 guests for a reception dinner, and a 1963 Rolls-Royce is available for photos on site. The Moore Mansion is also one of the few venues in the area that allows live bands and mariachi for outdoor celebrations, with the pavilion equipped with a swamp cooler to keep guests comfortable.

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  Pine Lake Community Club

  21333 SE 20th St, Sammamish, WA 98075, USA

  • Spaces for 150-200 Guests
  • 1 Event Space
  • 1 Historic Space

  The Pine Lake Community Club is a Rental Facility with Spacious Options. Located on the Sammamish Pine Lake Plateau, this facility is a memorable setting for any occasion. This unique property is a premier location for Weddings, Receptions and various types of Private Parties. This Log Cabin Venue was built in 1938 and has been the site for several banquets, Receptions, Proms, Class Reunions and Birthday Parties. Our facility can comfortably seat 150 and provide a large dance floor for every type of event. We are one of the most affordable venues in the area.

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  Prairie Hotel

  701 Prairie Park Ln SE, Yelm, WA 98597, USA

  • Spaces for 150 Guests

  Prairie Hotel sits in Yelm, Washington, in the foothills of the Cascade Range, roughly an hour from Mount Rainier National Park and thirty minutes from Olympia. The hotel offers four room categories — Classic and Superior rooms, Studio rooms with select fireplaces or private patios, and suites with separate living areas, full kitchens, and jetted tubs or fireplaces — each appointed with high-speed Wi-Fi, a 42-inch flat-screen television, and a work desk. For weddings and other group travel, the hotel arranges discounted room blocks for out-of-town guests attending weddings, reunions, and business events, and coordinates nearby private event spaces for rehearsal dinners, brunches, and related gatherings. A handful of restaurants sit within walking distance, including Mr. Doug's Restaurant next door, Uptown Lounge, and Casa Mia, for groups looking to extend a celebration beyond the hotel.

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  Crystal Mountain Resort

  33914 Crystal Mountain Blvd, Enumclaw, WA 98022, USA

  • Spaces for 80-250 Guests
  • 2 Restaurants
  • 3 Outdoor Spaces
  • 4 Resorts

  Crystal Mountain Resort sits in the Cascade Mountains near Enumclaw, Washington, framed by views of Mount Rainier, Mount Baker, Mount St. Helens, and Mount Adams. The resort hosts weddings and private events on its mountaintop grounds, with the Mt. Rainier Gondola carrying couples and guests nearly 2,500 vertical feet to Washington's highest-elevation ceremony location. Four venues anchor the resort's wedding program. The Mt. Rainier Platform is an outdoor ceremony space on the summit ridgeline, accommodating up to 200 guests with panoramic volcano views. Mountain Commons, a 25,000-square-foot open-concept lodge, pairs floor-to-ceiling windows and an indoor-outdoor bar with a patio that opens onto a meadow and surrounding foothills. Rafters Restaurant occupies the top level of the resort's Cascade Lodge, with vaulted ceilings, heavy timber beams, and ski-lift memorabilia. The Summit House, Washington's highest-elevation restaurant, offers indoor and open-air event space warmed by a large rock fireplace. Elopements are welcomed in winter, with full-scale weddings hosted from June through September. In-house catering and complimentary site visits, including a gondola ride to the summit, are available to couples planning their day.

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  Willows Lodge

  14580 NE 145th St, Woodinville, WA 98072, USA

  • Spaces for 6-200 Guests
  • 6 Hotels
  • 1 Ballroom
  • 6 Total Spaces

  It was no surprise when Houdini hurled the deck of cards to the ceiling, but no one anticipated one of the cards to become stuck to a beam. The Ace of Spades, on the other hand, did. It was the exact card that Houdini's host had selected from the deck and inserted just before Houdini launched them into the air before they were able to catch their breath. In honor of the host, C.D Stimson, a prominent member of Seattle's early business and social communities, the card was kept on display in his home for the following twenty years. Willows Lodge was his hunting camp, and it was where he spent much of his time. The Stimsons, as well as numerous other prominent families from Seattle, had country estates in the valley near the current location of Willows Lodge. They reportedly partied, relaxed, hunted ducks, and created substantial business concepts on a regular basis, according to reports. It felt appropriate to carry on the name and spirit of the old Willows Lodge with the new Willows Lodge. An extensive photo collection at the hotel's special event room depicts the early years of the valley's development. Although the current Lodge, which opened in September 2000, is open to the public and guests are more frequently looking for a nice bottle of wine than a duck, it remains a "country place" committed to superb meals, a warm fire, relaxation, romance, and inspiring business deals, among other things. People were encouraged to stay in touch with their tradition and informality by creating a venue that offered the highest degree of refinement in cuisine, comfort, aesthetics, and service while yet being connected to their past and informality.

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  Anthony's Pier 66

  2201 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA 98121, USA

  • Spaces for 70-75 Guests
  • 1 Restaurant
  • 1 Waterfront

  Anthony's Pier 66 is the flagship of Anthony's Restaurants, a fine-dining seafood restaurant perched on the second floor of Pier 66 along Seattle's downtown waterfront. Floor-to-ceiling panoramas take in Elliott Bay, the Seattle skyline, and Mount Rainier, making sunset dinners a signature of the space. The kitchen focuses on fresh Northwest seafood with menus that change seasonally. For private events, the South Dining Room seats up to 70 guests in an intimate waterfront setting — a fit for corporate dinners, rehearsal dinners, holiday parties, and milestone celebrations. The events team builds customized menus from the restaurant's current offerings and provides personalized service throughout. Guests arrive easily: complimentary valet is offered daily from 5:00 p.m., validated parking is available at the Bell Harbor Garage, and those coming by water can take advantage of guest moorage at the adjacent Bell Harbor Marina.

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  Center for Urban Horticulture

  3501 NE 41st St, Seattle, WA 98105, USA

  • Spaces for 10-300 Guests
  • 3 Outdoor Spaces
  • 2 Event Spaces
  • 8 Total Spaces

  The Center for Urban Horticulture is a 16-acre landscaped campus of the University of Washington Botanic Gardens, established in 1984 alongside the adjoining 74-acre Union Bay Natural Area, an ecological restoration laboratory where more than 200 bird species have been documented. Its buildings sit within display gardens and greenhouses used for horticultural research and education. At the center of the campus, Merrill Hall was the first certified "green building" on the UW Seattle campus and houses the Center's administrative offices, the Elisabeth C. Miller Library, and the Otis Douglas Hyde Herbarium. The Center rents both indoor and outdoor spaces for weddings, mitzvahs, memorials, conferences, and retreats, accommodating groups of 20 to 200 guests indoors and up to 350 outdoors. NHS Hall, the Center's main reception venue, can be divided into three sections and opens onto McVay Courtyard, while the adjoining glass-enclosed Merrill Commons serves as supplementary space for dining, breakout sessions, and dancing. Outdoors, couples and groups can gather among the trees of Goodfellow Grove or on the open Event Lawn, surrounded by the Center's gardens.

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  The Quintessa on Whidbey Island

  3493 E French Rd, Clinton, WA 98236, USA

  • Spaces for 100 Guests
  • 1 Historic Space
  • 1 Estate
  • 1 Mansion

  Time is a gift that can't be bought... With a wedding on Whidbey Island, you can make one of the most significant and memorable days of your life one that is both unique and fulfilling. It's possible that your family live nearby. They may be from any country in the globe. Some of them may have never met before in person. A wedding at The Quintessa allows for the necessary time and space to bring two families together in one place. Set up your wonderful location with love, intention, and consideration for your guests. Collaborate with your family and friends as they assist you in realizing your vision and filling the room with love and joy as you go. It is this that will make your wedding unique and will link you all together for the rest of your lives. Whidbey Island is brimming with beaches, vineyards, artist studios, glass blowing in Langley, whale watching, soap making, hiking, fort and battlement touring, farmer's markets, and other attractions. You and your family and friends will never be bored here! Relax, celebrate, and have a good time!

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  Lawson Gardens

  705 SE Derby St, Pullman, WA 99163, USA

  • Spaces for 200 Guests

  Lawson Gardens is a 13-acre public garden in Pullman, Washington, centered on a terraced lawn that steps down toward a brick-edged reflecting pool and gazebo, framed by mature trees, flower beds, and brick pathways. Gerald Lawson, a local farmer, donated the land and development funds to the City of Pullman in 1985, and the gardens have since become known as the city's premier wedding site. The gardens are booked for weddings and receptions in six-hour or eight-hour blocks, with the reflecting pool and gazebo serving as a ceremony backdrop and photography setting. Rental fees are $500 for a six-hour block and $750 for an eight-hour block; a Special Event Permit is required separately for receptions or larger gatherings. Power is available on-site, and the City of Pullman provides parking signage for the wedding party. A restroom facility is on the grounds, and tents are permitted with fire marshal approval. Renters are responsible for chair rental, setup, and teardown.

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  Wind Mountain Ranch

  192 Erickson Rd, Stevenson, WA 98648, USA

  • Spaces for 300 Guests

  A charred-timber gathering hall rises at the center of Wind Mountain Ranch's open meadow, its floor-to-ceiling windows framing the Cascade foothills and the forest line beyond. Completed in early 2025, the building takes its shape from the property's original timber cabins, giving the new construction the weathered, Shou Sugi Ban-inspired texture of something that has always belonged on this 22-acre property outside Stevenson, Washington, in the Columbia River Gorge. The ranch has passed through generations as farmland, orchard, and horse property before settling into its current life as a wedding venue, and that history still shows in the seven timber cabins that line its tree edge, each fitted with its own kitchenette, gas fireplace, and front porch. Couples can choose among three outdoor ceremony settings — a lily pond backed by southern mountains, a hilltop overlooking the Columbia River, or a stand of evergreens beneath windswept peaks — before gathering in the new indoor space for a reception, with room for up to 175 guests. Weddings here come with a personal venue coordinator who works with couples up to six months out, a curated collection of furniture included at no extra rental fee, and the freedom to bring in any outside vendor.

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  Il Nido

  2717 61st Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116, USA

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  Bloedel Reserve

  Bainbridge Island, WA, USA

  The inventiveness of our founders, Prentice and Virginia Bloedel, together with their shared vision and their deep and abiding love of the natural world resulted in the creation of a natural marvel that spans 150 acres and is known as Bloedel Reserve. They meticulously converted a rough-hewn Northwest forest into a harmonic collection of manicured gardens, structural elements, and distinctive landscapes, using nature as both a canvas and paint by working with the difficult geology of the area. The Bloedel Reserve is a public garden and woodland preserve that has gained a reputation on an international scale. Explore almost 150 acres of sculpted landscapes, woodlands, meadows, and animal habitats while strolling along maintained routes across the area. Open from Tuesday through Sunday, all year round, regardless of the weather. The area that is now known as Bloedel Reserve has a rich history that dates back to a time long before it was owned by the Bloedel family. Recognizing, appreciating, and honoring that history is the only thing that makes sense given the circumstances. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Suquamish People, also known as the People of the Clear Salt Water, for their diligent care of the land on which our therapeutic landscapes are built. Those who have been entrusted with the responsibility of caring for Bloedel Reserve realize that the holy ancestral area on which the Reserve is located thrives as a result of the Suquamish people's stewardship, which has existed from the beginning of time. We will pay homage to and respect their legacy by taking care of this land and the rivers of the Central Salish Sea so that they can be enjoyed by both the current generation and those to come in the future.

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  Washington State Legislative Building

  Washington State Capitol Building, 416 Sid Snyder Ave SW, Olympia, WA 98504, USA

  • Spaces for 200 Guests

  The Washington State Legislative Building anchors the Capitol Campus in Olympia. Completed in 1928, it was designed by New York architects Walter R. Wilder and Harry K. White. Their design won a national competition held in 1911. The building's dome rises 287 feet. It is the tallest masonry dome in North America. Wilkeson sandstone, quarried in Pierce County, covers the exterior. Inside, marble arrives from farther away: Formosa marble lines the Senate chamber, French Escalette marble lines the House, and gray Alaskan marble runs through the main corridors. A Tiffany chandelier hangs over the Washington State Seal in the rotunda. The rotunda, its mezzanines, and the Columbia Room host weddings, receptions, dances, and graduation ceremonies. Private events can take place inside the building after hours. Outdoors, ceremonies can also take place in the Sunken Garden, under a wisteria trellis, or on the lawn near the Tivoli fountain. The surrounding grounds were laid out by the Olmsted Brothers and include an arboretum and cherry trees, all within a National Historic District.

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  Georgetown Ballroom

  5623 Airport Way S, Seattle, WA 98108, USA

  • Spaces for 300 Guests
  • 1 Ballroom
  • 1 Outdoor
  • 1 Historic Space

  Warm, timeless and inviting, the Georgetown Ballroom is one of a kind. We’re located in Seattle’s vibrant Georgetown neighborhood, housed in what was once a warehouse garage and the historic Mission Theater. We offer you all the contemporary comforts of a full-service venue in a setting filled with vintage elegance and style: high ceilings, exposed brickwork and carefully curated architectural artifacts. Welcoming for up to 300 guests, our versatile floor plan includes two adjoining spaces, two mezzanines, stage, grand staircase plus a private, tree-filled outdoor courtyard. We’re available year-round, seven days a week for weddings, receptions, parties, fundraisers, company meetings, product launches and more. Guests have called Georgetown Ballroom “charming, eclectic, fantastically unusual, a hidden gem, the perfect urban setting.” All that and more, we’re the perfect place for your unforgettable event.

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  Cast Iron Studios

  10650 NE 4th St, Bellevue, WA 98004, USA

  • Spaces for 100 Guests

  Cast Iron Studios in Bellevue is a fabulous place to gather with friends, family, and colleagues! Out distinct and unique venue is perfect for a multitude of celebrations and everyday gatherings.

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  Wine Valley Golf Club

  Wine Valley Golf Club, 176 Wine Valley Road, Walla Walla, WA 99362, USA

  • Spaces for 250 Guests
  • 1 Outdoor
  • 1 Event Space

  Wine Valley Golf Club sits in the rolling hills of Walla Walla, Washington, in the shadow of the Blue Mountains — a stretch of eastern Washington that USA Today named one of the world's 10 best wine destinations in 2014. The Dan Hixson-designed course unfolds across that landscape on a grand scale, with holes offering multiple lines of play for golfers of any level. Just off the 9th hole, the Valley View Pavilion carries the same view into its events: a one-acre lawn overlooking the course pond, with the Blue Mountains as backdrop. The 62-by-70-foot pavilion seats up to 250 guests and is built with roll-up glass doors and open ceiling trusses that let it convert from an open-air lawn setting to a weather-protected indoor space in minutes, hosting everything from wedding ceremonies and receptions to tournament banquets, class reunions, and business meetings. Beyond the course, downtown Walla Walla adds tasting rooms, art galleries, and restaurants within reach for out-of-town guests.

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  Stillaguamish Senior Center

  18308 Smokey Point Blvd, Arlington, WA 98223, USA

  • Spaces for 250 Guests
  • 1 Event Space

  On Smokey Point Boulevard just off I-5 in Arlington, Washington, the Stilly Valley Center's main building was raised in the early 1970s by local seniors, volunteers, and donated labor after North Snohomish County residents organized the center in 1970 on a former motel site. That community-built hall now anchors the center's rental program, hosting wedding receptions, banquet dinners, anniversaries, and family reunions in the evenings and on weekends. The Main Hall is the center's largest rental space, holding up to 250 guests for dining and events when its side rooms are included, making it suited to receptions and banquets that call for a single large gathering space. Smaller rooms are also available for more intimate meetings and gatherings. A certificate of liability insurance is required for all rentals, and a banquet permit is needed for any event serving alcohol.

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  Riverside Place

  1110 W Riverside Ave, Spokane, WA 99201, USA

  • Spaces for 120-1,200 Guests
  • 1 Ballroom
  • 2 Theaters
  • 4 Historic Spaces

  Riverside Place occupies a turn-of-the-century building in downtown Spokane's historic district, overlooking the Spokane River. Its rooms have hosted public, private, and civic events for more than 100 years. Four function rooms make up the venue. The Falls Penthouse, on the building's top floor, offers views of Spokane Falls, a century-old exposed timber ceiling, and a north-facing balcony, accommodating 256 to 400 guests. The Commandery Room is a two-story, theater-styled space with balconies on three sides, a stage, and a projection booth, for 120 to 550 guests. The Ballroom spans more than 70 feet by 92 feet beneath an 18-foot ceiling, with a spring-loaded maple dance floor and dimmable crystal chandeliers, holding up to 450 guests. The Auditorium, known for its acoustics and coved ceiling, accommodates 160 to 1,200 guests. Each rental includes a venue coordinator, setup and take-down of chairs, tables, and linens, and complimentary parking. Riverside Place offers on-site catering alongside preferred outside caterers, and staff remain on-site throughout every event.

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  Mount Baker Community Club

  2811 Mt Rainier Dr S, Seattle, WA 98144, USA

  • Spaces for 200-300 Guests
  • 1 Event Space

  Everyone who lives, works, or attends school in Mount Baker is automatically enrolled as a member of the Club. There are no membership dues to pay! The Mount Baker Community Club, founded in 1909, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization devoted to providing a meeting area for neighbors to get together, get to know one another, and foster a sense of community. Throughout the year, the Community Club offers a variety of activities and festivities. The Clubhouse can be rented for a variety of purposes, including private events, parties, off-site meetings, and other gatherings. You have the option of renting the full facility or simply the ballroom or conference room. The space is equipped with audio-visual equipment, a range of tables and seats, and a fully functional kitchen. If there is any equipment that we do not have on site, we have excellent working ties with numerous local suppliers that can meet all of your needs at competitive prices. Do you require a caterer? We have no hesitation in recommending. Would you want to bring your own? That is also effective. You can reach us via phone at (206) 722-7209 or by email at manager@mountbaker.org. We're looking forward to hearing from you in the near future. The fact that you have chosen to hire our historic and magnificent facility contributes to our ability to operate the many essential activities and events that we host for the community. We are a first-class venue that is also committed to addressing the needs of our local community. Thank you for considering us.

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  Stilly Brook Farm

  21916 7th Ave NE, Arlington, WA 98223, USA

  • Spaces for 160-200 Guests
  • 1 Barn
  • 1 Farm

  Stilly Brook Farm was first settled in 1889 by a pioneer family. A Swedish barn builder built the current barn in the 1920s near to the ancient Stillagaumish River channel. It still has its original cedar timbers and cathedral ceiling, which could hold up to 25 tons of hay at one time. For nearly a century, the farm remained operating, largely with modest crops and milk cows. Richard and Beverly Emery decided to develop the farm into an event center in the year 2000, with the goal of hosting weddings, religious events, and family reunions. The bottom floor was cleaned up and turned into a reception hall, and the property was landscaped into lovely gardens. The present owners, David and Terri Lundquist, and their five kids, are expanding on what the Emerys envisioned when they transformed this lonely farm into a place for everyone to enjoy. When you walk in, you'll notice that Stilly Brook Farm has paid attention to every detail in this newly remodeled location.

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