Top SeaTac Venues

• 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 220 Guests

Gig Harbor is a mile-long harbor town where water, arts, and history meet, its waterfront dining and boat-filled marina about ten minutes from The Inn at Gig Harbor's door, with the gateway to the Olympic Peninsula close by for guests who arrive early or stay on after an event. The Inn at Gig Harbor itself is a Pacific Northwest-style hotel with 64 guest rooms and suites built around small-inn hospitality, giving it a base sized for a full guest list while staying personal enough to coordinate closely with a single event team. Its event space totals more than 4,000 square feet of flexible meeting rooms, currently set up to host groups of up to 100 people, with a stated capacity of up to 200 as configurations expand. The rooms carry linens on every table and come equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi, LCD projectors, flipcharts and whiteboards, a dance floor, and a business center, details that make the space workable for corporate meetings and board retreats as readily as for wedding receptions and other social gatherings.

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 100-200 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

If you're planning a wedding, the Heathman Hotel provides a beautiful setting for the most important day of your life. Offering the ideal combination of romanticism and unsurpassed service, as well as a delightful environment and a slew of modern conveniences for your Washington State wedding reception. No matter whether you're toasting the bride, roasting the husband, or getting away with your wedding party for some treatment, The Heathman Hotel Kirkland is the ideal setting to start the next chapter of your life. Celebrate your wedding with friends and family in a memorable setting on the Kirkland waterfront in a unique place. Your wedding guests will be wowed by creative, seasonally inspired cuisine, traditional hospitality, and an artistic ambiance that will foster love and togetherness among them. In addition to being a beautiful and sophisticated reception location, our San Juan Ballroom can accommodate up to 120 wedding guests in spectacular style. Intimate events like wedding receptions, cocktail parties, bridal showers, and rehearsal dinners are perfect for our smaller rooms and pre-function areas.

• Spaces for 35-75 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 2 Parks

Discovery Park is Seattle's largest park, a natural area of more than 500 acres occupying most of the former Fort Lawton site on Magnolia Bluff overlooking Puget Sound. The secluded landscape takes in spectacular views of both the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges, alongside two miles of protected tidal beaches, open meadowlands, dramatic sea cliffs, forest groves, active dunes, and streams — an expanse of quiet and tranquility set apart from the pace of the city. Within the park, Seattle Parks and Recreation offers outdoor ceremony sites well suited to weddings, memorials, and other gatherings framed by nature. The North Bluff, near the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, hosts ceremonies of up to 75 guests, while the Chapel Lawn suits more intimate gatherings of up to 35. Ceremonies take place in a natural, standing-room setting, with couples arranging their own chairs, canopies, and catering through private vendors.

• Spaces for 110-150 Guests
• 2 Historic Spaces
• 2 Meeting Spaces

Our classic, restored two-story Arts & Crafts–style clubhouse is available at reasonable rates for all kinds of events. These have included: weddings, commitment ceremonies, receptions, bat and bar mitzvahs, anniversaries, family reunions, musical and choral performances, dances, fundraisers, community events, church meetings, holiday parties, drivers education classes, writers’ workshops, art classes, puppet shows, film screenings, and more.

• Spaces for 240-260 Guests
• 1 Theater
• 1 Historic Space

Built in 1923, this cozy venue looks like an old home but was built as a “Mission Hall”. In 2012, community members and church leaders came together with a shared vision to open the space for community engagement. Major renovations began with design assistance from Nathan Marion of Lonely Buildings. Local contractors, many volunteers from the community, Abbey Arts, Seattle Works, and church groups helped with the project. In 2014 a partnership was created with Abbey Arts, a local nonprofit arts organization that presents and curates creative events at historic spaces around Seattle. After a two-year renovation process the Homestead is now host to community events, concerts (bluegrass, acoustic, folk, children), family events, workshops, classes and much more. The building maintains its old time house feel with a focus on sustainability and community interaction through arts, culture and education.

This one-of-a-kind family-owned and -operated venue was painstakingly transformed from the original 1917 estate by the Cabodi Family, who did so with an eye for romance and a dash of Italian heritage. You are more than welcome to spend as much time as you like in the Gardens and Manor House, which belong to our family. Laurel had an idea for a location that was stunning on the inside as well as the outside. Furniture. Put up a tent in case it rains. Indoor ADA restrooms. Parking. Dressing rooms. Exceptional service. Since 2004, Laurel Creek Manor has played host to a variety of events, including weddings; our family has the passion and the expertise to assist you in planning the event of your dreams. When our clients visit the estate for the first time, they work directly with the owners, Kirsten and Aaron, until the very last moment, when they wave goodbye to their guests. Throughout the years, Laurel Creek Manor has played host to a large number of fantastic events, many of which have been publicized in print, online, and broadcast media. Laurel Creek Manor has been featured in a number of publications, including Seattle Bride Magazine, Seattle Met Bride and Groom, as a backdrop for an interview on Dateline NBC, Food Network's Semi-Homemade with Sandra Lee, a number of commercials, and Evening Magazine! Features on Junebug Weddings, as well as honored awards from TheKnot.com and Weddingwire.com, as well as Evening Magazine's Best Of, and more!

• Spaces for 120-225 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 space at this venue

Ray's Boathouse, a critically regarded restaurant on the water's edge, mirrors the clean lines and crisp corners of a classic Chris-Craft. Ray's Boathouse, one of Seattle's most iconic restaurants, elevates fresh Northwest seafood by offering elegantly crafted meals with accuracy. Everything we do revolves around water... From our vantage point atop Puget Sound, to our humble origins as a bait shop and boat rental, to our direct partnerships with fishermen who supply us with the freshest locally caught fish, plump oysters, and soft crab legs, we've come a long way. Ray's is a staple of Northwest cuisine and a symbol of quality. Bring your friends, family, and out-of-town visitors to Ray's Boathouse for a memorable dining experience, whether indoors or on our seasonal Boathouse patio. Our Café Fireside Room, located upstairs from Ray's Boathouse, is a terrific setting for your next group dining experience! The curtain can be left open to allow for a view of Puget Sound or covered to make your gathering more private. While this location does not have a direct view and does not have a western facing window, it is a pleasant compact space for group meals. Our Fireside Room has a capacity of 10 to 30 people.

• Spaces for 70-125 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 space at this venue

For an intimate and casual wedding, the Heritage Hall and Centennial Gardens provide a mix of natural beauty and history. Designed in 1920s, the columned hall was modeled after classic Greek architecture. It has recently been restored to its original Greek Revival-style exterior, its white paint gleaming in the sunlight. Walk across an expanse of lush green grass and admire the hall’s elegant fan-shaped window. Enter the double doors to discover original fir flooring and elaborate millwork. You can appreciate the illumination of the cove ceiling, by virtue of simple and elegant light fixtures. Situated in the pastoral Heritage Park, the Heritage Hall delivers wonderful views of the surrounding city and lakefront. Take photographs amidst flowering gardens during the spring and summer. Rest assured that the property is equally stunning in the fall, as brightly colored leaves scatter across the stone pathway. You can even set up white pumpkins along the path, and embrace in the rose gold light of the porch. You will be hard-pressed to find a more charming and romantic venue in Washington than the Heritage Hall and Centennial Gardens.

• Spaces for 140 Guests

This classic 1926 building with vaulted ceilings and beautiful picture windows is a perfect setting for any event. The charming historic room, located on the second floor of Greenwood Square accommodates 180 guests for receptions or up to 160 for buffet style dinners. Greenwood Square defines not only the spirit of Greenwood, but Seattle as a whole. It's the combination of continual change and forward thinking that puts Greenwood Square as a classic place to remember. In all of the event sites in the Pacific Northwest rare indeed are the facilities that have the classic style of Greenwood Square. With stunning exterior Old World architecture coupled with 2000 square feet of freshly renovated space, Greenwood Square joins the classic with modern.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Urban Light Studios has recently merged our event space with our downtown Seattle venue, AXIS Pioneer Square. The amazing AXIS space and our helpful staff can provide everything you need to create your dream event, be it large or small. Urban Light Studios team of talented photographers remain available to you for all your photography needs. We are no longer accepting events at our Greenwood studios. With great pride, AXIS has preserved 10,000 square feet of space within the historic 1889 Globe Building as Seattle’s most exciting event space. We provide two separate but joinable spaces allowing an event capacity of 25-400+, depending on desired layout. AXIS is centered on a series of 18-foot brick arches blending seamlessly into antique wood floors, with a sprinkle of industrial modern design. AXIS is one of the only large capacity non-hotel event spaces in downtown Seattle and is easy walking distance to numerous downtown hotels, as well as the burgeoning Pioneer Square restaurant and bar scene (right out our back door). The modular AXIS space is designed by event professionals to allow you to customize your event within our stunning confines. Our experienced event staff is the best in the business and proudly awaits the opportunity to make your next event truly extraordinary.

• Spaces for 8-134 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 3 Historic Spaces
• 2 Meeting Spaces

When the charter members laid the cornerstone in 1924, they could have never imagined that their building would not only be the home of several Masonic organizations but would also become one of the premier rental venues in the Greenwood neighborhood. Whether it is our dining and commercial kitchen facilities. Our formal Lodge Room or booking our executive boardroom suite. Come experience our 95 years of history and hospitality. Let Greenwood Masonic Center be home to your next special event.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

• Spaces for 60-700 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Outdoor
• 6 Total Spaces

Floor-to-ceiling windows along the third floor frame Sinclair Inlet, the Bremerton Marina, and the water beyond. Kitsap Conference Center at Bremerton Harborside sits directly on the Bremerton waterfront, a 60-minute ferry ride from downtown Seattle. The center holds 11 meeting and event rooms across more than 17,000 square feet, with room for up to 1,500 guests. The Puget Sound Ballroom anchors the space, its airwalls opening or closing to fit groups from small meetings to large receptions. Nearby, the Fountain Room looks out over Harborside Fountain Park and its illuminated copper fountains, while the Marina Vista and Glacier Cove rooms bring natural light and water views to the building's third floor. Outdoors, Harborside Fountain Park spreads across 2.5 acres for ceremonies and receptions. An on-site culinary team led by Executive Chef Viviana Cabral builds menus around Pacific Northwest ingredients. A dedicated event manager works with every booking, and covered parking plus two nearby hotels, Hampton Inn & Suites and Fairfield Inn & Suites, round out the logistics for guests traveling in.

• Spaces for 220 Guests