Top Redmond Venues

• Spaces for 8-300 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 11 Hotels
• 11 Total Spaces

Together, creativity and flawlessness create the most memorable wedding venues in Washington state. Here at Cedarbrook Lodge, we embrace the specificity of a couple’s vision to produce a gorgeous backdrop for the big day. Unbelievable cuisine, an inspiring natural Northwest setting just south of Seattle, a tenured team to assist, ample parking, and a comfortable place for all guests to stay - that’s a Cedarbrook wedding.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Walter Hall Golf Course sits in a tranquil forest setting in Everett, Washington, about 30 minutes north of downtown Seattle, where evergreens frame views of both the Olympic and Cascade Mountain Ranges. The course has been a fixture for Pacific Northwest golfers since 1972, owned by the City of Everett and managed by Premier Golf Centers. Four sets of tees, ranging from 6,433 yards at the back to 5,219 yards at the forward markers, give the layout a player-friendly design suited to golfers of every skill level, all set against manicured course conditions. Beyond the fairways, Walter Hall's Olympic View Banquet Room looks out over the 18th hole and the Olympic Mountains, hosting parties, meetings, tournaments, and other private gatherings. The room comes equipped with white slat chairs, a dozen eight-foot banquet tables, a pull-down projection screen, and a galley kitchen, and groups can choose in-house catering through Breezeway Cafe or bring their own with an approved permit. The property also includes a pro shop stocked with equipment and apparel, plus individual and group golf instruction for players of every age.

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.

• Spaces for 32-200 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 5 Meeting Spaces

Six acres of forest and a mile of walking trails surround Village Green Community Center, tucked a short walk from the Kingston-Edmonds and Kingston-Seattle Fast Ferry docks and the shops of Kingston's main street. Run largely by community volunteers, the center grew from a founding vision of one place where residents of every age could find fun, support, and community, and that mix still shows in its rental spaces: the Banquet Hall, formed by combining the Community, Windermere, and Blue Heron rooms, holds up to 200 guests for weddings, receptions, and large gatherings, while the smaller Summit Lounge and Meeting Room suit memorials, birthday parties, and business meetings. A commissary kitchen — one of the few available in North Kitsap — along with a picnic pavilion and additional meeting rooms round out the rental offerings, alongside the community's regular slate of senior fitness classes, pickleball and yoga sessions, and arts programming.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Park

Historic Floral Hall sits within Everett's Forest Park, where beautiful hardwood floors, rich wood paneling, and a row of wagon-wheel chandeliers give the 3,000-square-foot hall its timeless character. A fireplace anchors the room, and the space opens onto a sunken garden that offers an easy backdrop for ceremonies and photographs. The single expansive hall seats up to 200 guests and comes equipped for full-scale celebrations: a full kitchen with commercial refrigeration and multiple stoves, a stage with podium, a projection screen, internet access, and on-site restrooms. Tables and 200 chairs are included, making it a practical choice for weddings, receptions, parties, meetings, and community gatherings. Operated by the City of Everett, Floral Hall offers hourly, all-day, and overnight rental packages throughout the week.

• Spaces for 100-275 Guests
• 1 Country Club

Meridian Valley Country Club opened its doors for the first time on July 1, 1967. Despite the fact that there was just a temporary clubhouse and only nine of the 18 holes were available for play on that Saturday morning, those who teed it up did so again and again. Despite the fact that the fairway grass was well on its way to reaching full maturity, the theme of the day was "Take No Divots" since all shots were needed to be taken from tees. The opening day regulation had no effect on the level of competitiveness on the first day. The second nine holes, as well as the permanent clubhouse, were dedicated in May 1968 with a similar amount of hoopla. Several substantial modifications have been made to the golf course throughout the years, including irrigation, drainage, and a large number of flowering trees and plants. The course is currently open all year round and plays "dry." Meridian Valley Country Club has been a gathering place for members and guests to commemorate life's most important occasions since 1967. Whatever your occasion may be, from weddings to anniversaries and birthdays to business meetings to auctions to family gatherings and reunions, every event organized at MVCC will be handled with outstanding care and attention to detail, enabling you to relax and enjoy yourself. Meridian Valley's staff is delighted to assist you in creating the style and feel you have envisioned for your event at Meridian Valley. Everything from formal plated meals to themed buffets will be presented in a unique manner in a tastefully designed setting that the entire group will love. Please allow us to extend our best wishes to you and your guests for a very amazing and unforgettable event.

• Spaces for 150-200 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Estate
• 1 Mansion

The historic Manor House at Pleasant Beach Village is Bainbridge Island's premier weddings and events venue. The completely renovated Tudor-style Manor House is the only venue on the Island that offers exquisite sunset views overlooking Puget Sound. Surrounded by pristine landscaping, our beautifully appointed wedding venue can accommodate up to 150 of your family and friends for an elegant and unforgettable celebration. Guests can linger in the main dining room, enjoy an intimate conversation in The Library or take in the exquisite Puget Sound views from the Terrace. We'll make every detail perfect so you can focus on "I do." From anniversaries to weddings and everything in between, we've got you covered. There are numerous venues available for you to begin your lifelong romance, whether you envision a casual rehearsal dinner or a more formal evening. Pleasant Beach Village has something for everyone. We can accommodate a variety of group sizes in our beautifully appointed and versatile Manor House for a truly memorable celebration. The Solarium is a place where you can relax. The Solarium is a spectacular setting for a wedding and reception for up to 150 family and friends, with sunset views overlooking Puget Sound and views of the Olympic Mountains in the background. The Solarium's appeal is further enhanced by its beautifully landscaped terraces. It is located in the Library. Escape to the Library, which features wood-paneled walls and a majestic fireplace, for a quiet conversation or after-dinner drinks by the fire. The Manor House Library is the ideal location for intimate dinners, afternoon teas, and cocktail receptions of all sizes. The original French doors provide the ability to seamlessly flow onto the patio, where the party can continue while taking in the breathtaking Puget Sound sunsets.

• Spaces for 200-300 Guests
• 1 Country Club

It doesn't matter if it's a wedding, rehearsal dinner, private event, or business event, White Horse Golf Club is the ideal site to host your next special event. With a location that is only 4 miles from the Kingston ferry port and 17 miles from the Bainbridge Island ferry terminal, it is quite accessible from the greater Seattle region. Picture windows in our clubhouse provide excellent views of the golf course while also giving 2,000 square feet of inside space for up to 150 guests to relax. Our lawn can accommodate up to 150 guests for outdoor gatherings and activities. Our expertise include creating unforgettable weddings and events that are professionally executed. No matter if it's a lavish celebration or an intimate gathering of your closest friends and family, White Horse Golf Club provides the ideal setting for creating a lasting memory! We provide a one-of-a-kind environment for wedding ceremonies and receptions, with everything from our fine club house and elegant dining facilities to our lovely outdoor ceremony lawn and lawn.

• Spaces for 220-250 Guests
• 1 Landmark
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Waterfront

Mount Rainier rises across the water while a mid-century lodge holds the shoreline of Lake Wilderness. Built in 1950 by the Seattle architectural firm Young & Richardson, Carlston & Detlie, the lodge earned an American Institute of Architects honor and a Washington State Design Award in 1952 for the way it steps into its sloped, lakefront site. The building traces back further still: an early-1900s homestead farm that the Jacobsen family opened to hunters and anglers grew into a trio of resorts through the 1920s, and by 1939 the expanded Gaffney's Grove drew as many as 9,000 visitors a day for baseball, tennis, a skating rink, and swimming beaches. King County designated the lodge a landmark in 1997 for its postwar Northwest architecture, and it took its current name in 2003. Today the lodge hosts up to 220 guests across its main floor, mezzanine, and lower level, with a warming kitchen, two changing rooms, a courtyard balcony, a covered patio, and a lawn included in the rental. A 12-by-12 dance floor, a sound system with Bluetooth and HDMI inputs, and wireless microphones come with the space. Renters bring their own caterer or self-cater, since the kitchen is licensed for warming and cold prep only. Weddings, receptions, banquets, and corporate gatherings all fill the calendar here, on grounds that have drawn crowds to this lakeshore since long before the lodge itself was built.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

An Olympic mountain view on Bainbridge Island, a flower farm with developing gardens, many acres of woodlands, streams, walking paths, end-of-the-road quiet. A place to relax and unwind - a peaceful place where wild animals and birds romp and enjoy themselves. Come and enjoy delightful and refreshing breakfasts, units that offer private bedrooms and baths. The grand piano, libraries, hot tub, outdoor fire pits offer solitary or interactive interest. Restaurants, shopping, points of interest are just minutes away. Home made breads, pastries, home grown fruits, herbs, etc. offer much refreshment. The many crafts the hostess produces adds interest and temptation. Come and enjoy yourself!

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

Built in 1939, the Des Moines Field House is the only full log cabin in King County, set within Des Moines Beach Park between Puget Sound and the surrounding forest, about fifteen minutes south of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Its rustic log-cabin architecture — exposed beams, maple flooring, and a floor-to-ceiling cut-stone fireplace — gives the building a distinctive, historic character that has carried generations of celebrations. The Field House Gym anchors the space: a 4,000-square-foot hall that seats up to 150 guests and includes a 19-by-16-foot stage along with banquet tables and chairs. It suits weddings, elopements, banquets, receptions, fundraisers, and company events, with green space surrounding the building for gatherings that extend outdoors. Limited onsite and street parking is available. Part of the Beach Park Event Center, the Field House pairs its historic setting with the flexibility to host both formal receptions and casual celebrations.

• Spaces for 40-216 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 4 Meeting Spaces

Special Events are defined as any temporary or ongoing activity that occurs on public (or possibly private) property that has an impact on the ordinary use of parks, public streets, right-of-ways (sidewalks), traffic and/or generates significant public participation and/or affects the ordinary use of public transportation, as well as any activity that occurs on private property. Parades, service projects, road races, photo shoots, and large group gatherings in parks or other public places are just a few examples of the types of activities you can participate in with your organization. Block parties are held in neighborhoods and are typically held on a city street that has been closed to vehicular traffic. The holding of gatherings with fewer than 100 people, as well as gatherings that are expected to have a negative impact on parks or other public places, is prohibited. It is prohibited to hold gatherings of more than 100 people, as well as to have a significant impact on a park or public place.

• Spaces for 120-125 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Meeting Space

Set in the South Puget Sound city of Des Moines, Washington, the Des Moines Activity Center is a versatile event venue built around the Mt. Rainier Room — a 5,448-square-foot space with hardwood floors, a large stone fireplace, and peek-a-boo views of Mount Rainier. Two adjoining auxiliary rooms and a commercial kitchen can be added to the rental, and an on-site facility attendant is included throughout each event. The indoor space opens onto a 2,500-square-foot patio bordered by grass and mature trees, alongside Mary's Rose Garden, where a trellised area and fountain make a natural backdrop for outdoor ceremonies. The venue accommodates up to 120 guests and suits weddings, elopements, family celebrations, presentations, and company meetings. Wi-Fi and free on-site parking are available, and the commercial kitchen allows hosts to self-cater or bring in the caterer of their choice.

• Spaces for 14-800 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 3 Outdoor Spaces
• 9 Total Spaces

Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort is a waterfront casino resort set along Agate Passage on the Kitsap Peninsula, a short ferry ride from Seattle. The AAA Four-Diamond property pairs casino gaming, hotel accommodations, and Angeline Spa with dining across six restaurants and live entertainment, including its Performances at the Passage concert series. For weddings and private events, the resort's waterfront setting doubles as a backdrop for ceremonies and receptions, comfortably accommodating up to 100 guests for weddings, from formal celebrations to casual ceremonies on the lawn. Beyond weddings, the resort offers more than 12,000 square feet of indoor meeting space alongside outdoor options, including a waterfront event lawn and boardwalk overlooking Agate Passage. The Canoe Ballroom, its largest indoor space, can host meetings and special events for up to 800 guests, while several smaller halls and terraces suit everything from boardroom meetings to receptions. White Horse Golf Club, an 18-hole course just 15 minutes away, is also available for group outings tied to an event.

• Spaces for 200-300 Guests
• 1 Event Space

The Des Moines Beach Park is located on the beaches of Puget Sound and offers a variety of water activities. Every visitor will enjoy this magnificent park, which has something for everyone. Photographers will find themselves in their element at any time of day with the vistas of the Olympic Mountains and the islands. For individuals of all ages, the beach provides hours of entertainment and discovery. The Des Moines Creek Trail is paved and offers two miles of breathtaking wooded areas for walkers, runners, bikers, and dog walkers to enjoy. The historic Auditorium, which is 5,700 square feet in size, is hidden amongst huge trees and hillside vegetation, with the Des Moines Creek softly flowing past. It is an excellent location for huge events of various kinds, including weddings, training sessions, meetings, seminars, product launches, and more. In addition to historic stained-glass windows, cathedral ceilings with exposed wooden beams, and a wall of accordion doors that open to a vast 1,800 sq ft tree-lined patio, the Auditorium also has a stage and a concession stand. It's simple to arrange the vast, open area to fit your needs, and it provides a clean canvas for all of your event decor. The possibilities for seating and table arrangement are virtually limitless.

• Spaces for 350 Guests

Nothing can compare to the breathtaking beauty that mother nature provides us with. It is in sanctuaries that the most memorable occasions are created, as they surround you with and bring you closer to the most spectacular natural wonders on Earth. Kiana Lodge, nestled deep among tall, fragrant cedars, lush, abundant gardens, and the breathtaking Agate Passage, is unquestionably a place where time seems to have stood still for centuries. In this place, love is celebrated and new traditions are established. Come celebrate your love with us; we'd be honored to assist you in creating an occasion that is reminiscent of something from a storybook. Kiana, located on the quiet beaches of Agate Passage between Bainbridge Island and the Kitsap Peninsula, is only a short drive and ferry ride away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Seattle's bustling streets and restaurants. The goal is to make your event's experience memorable for all who attend: a vibrant environment draws people's attention. What about spending the day at the beach? Are you looking for a quiet, rustic, wooded retreat? Traveling by seaplane or boat to a remote location sounds like an exciting adventure. Alternatively, how about a simple picnic on a lawn surrounded by tall, fragrant cedars and the scent of salty sea air? Is there a more historic setting for a holiday party? Any number of guests is possible, ranging from 20 to 1,000; if you can dream it, we can help you make it a reality. In addition to the fact that corporate events come in a variety of sizes and shapes, they also help motivate and inspire your employees to work harder, promote team building and bonding, and provide them with something to look forward to in the future, among other benefits. Being away from the office for even a single day can help to improve morale and provide a unique learning experience for everyone involved. It is critical for businesses to foster an educational environment in which their objectives can be met with ease and precision by the people who work for them. Make use of a unique space outside of the office, and your bottom line will benefit as a result of your efforts. It has been demonstrated in studies that there is a strong relationship between pleasure and learning. Six acres of waterfront property with no bank means you have virtually unlimited options for organizing events that will have an impact on individual employees, the team, and your organization as a whole. Employees benefit from team building because it helps them to strengthen social relationships and to strengthen their leadership roles. Retreats are intended for networking, brainstorming, and the actualization of new ideas that have been hatched. Lie down in a secluded spot surrounded by lush gardens, and listen to the sound of the waves hitting the beach to distract yourself. Add in a delicious lunch or dinner of fresh, locally caught seafood, and you'll find it difficult to leave.