Top Washington Wedding Shower Venues

INFORMATION ABOUT US L'Oursin is a French restaurant and bar in Seattle's Capitol Hill/Central District that also has a small food and wine market. Dinner is served from 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Our market is open from 3:30pm to 9:00pm on Tuesdays through Sundays. In the market, you'll find a carefully curated assortment of fine cheeses, meats, and other speciality goods, as well as a large selection of natural wines, also known as vins naturels in French. Please keep in mind that proof of double vaccination (a card or a photo would suffice) and matching identification are required in order to dine with us. Anyone who is not seated at a table is still obligated to wear a mask. Our corkage price for outside wine is $30 per bottle ($45 for magnums), with a two-bottle restriction per table for each bottle brought in. Our market offers a variety of delectable things to take home with you; however, we do not offer our supper menu to-go. If you have any questions about large parties, private events, the press, or career opportunities, please contact us at info@loursinseattle.com.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Set along the Methow River at the foot of the North Cascades, Spring Creek Ranch is a sixty-acre family property in Winthrop, Washington, run by three generations of the Belsby family since 1976. A manicured lawn overlooking the river and mountains serves as the ceremony and reception space, and the ranch hosts one wedding a month from mid-May through the first weekend in October. Each wedding package includes a venue coordinator who assists with planning and is on-site for setup, a parking attendant, an onsite camping area, and lodging in the Ranch House for up to thirteen guests. Beyond weddings, the property has hosted family and high school reunions, the North Cascade Old Time Fiddle Contest, and five years of its own outdoor film series, Celestial Cinema. Guests can also stay in the Ranch Cabin or the Owl's Nest, explore groomed cross-country ski trails connecting to the valley's broader trail network, and walk across the Spring Creek Pedestrian Bridge into downtown Winthrop for shops and restaurants. Complimentary horse boarding is available in the property's corrals for guests traveling with horses.

• 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.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Estate
• 1 space at this venue

Maroni Meadows is an outdoor wedding venue. It has 5 Acres that are private, serene, and beautiful. Maroni Meadows is a mixture of gardens of flowers and woods of towering majestic trees surrounded by 2 ponds and spacious open fields. Room for volleyball, bocci and other games. What makes Maroni Meadows so unique is the island-on-the-pond (just one of the ceremony sites). Your guests are seated around the ponds while you exchange your vows making you the center of their attention.

• Spaces for 40-350 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Ballroom
• 6 Total Spaces

Indian Summer Golf & Country Club hosts everything from wedding weekends to corporate retreats, board meetings, and holiday galas, with a private-club feel that suits both a bride's ceremony and a company's leadership forum. Wedding celebrations often begin outdoors in the Oakside Courtyard, a landscaped space set beneath towering oak trees with views over wetlands and gardens, before moving into the club's 33,000-square-foot clubhouse for receptions. The clubhouse sits alongside a golf course designed by Peter L. H. Thompson, running through old-growth forest and water features, and includes Embers Restaurant, which serves Northwest-inspired cuisine from an outdoor deck overlooking the course. Event bookings come with full-service, in-house catering, tables, chairs, linens, china, and glassware, plus bartending and butler hors d'oeuvre service. Weddings include an eight-hour event window, a rehearsal, and dedicated changing rooms for the couple. Complimentary parking is available for guests, and an in-house events management and catering team supports planning from booking through event day.

• Spaces for 130-180 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn
• 2 Total Spaces

Tin Roof Barn centers its weddings around three connected spaces: the 3,400-square-foot barn for dining and dancing, the Ceremony Patio overlooking the mountains and orchards, and the timber-framed Pavilion, where guests typically gather for cocktail hour beneath a stone fireplace. Full-day weddings of up to 180 guests dine in the barn itself, while intimate weddings of 50 or fewer guests can celebrate entirely in the Pavilion. The barn at the center of the property has stood since the early 1900s, on a family farm in Washington's Columbia River Gorge that the founder's parents acquired in 1971. It was restored and opened as a wedding venue in 2014, and the Pavilion was added in 2016 to serve as a covered ceremony alternative during rain or heat. Reservations include a full day onsite, upgraded ceremony chairs, farm tables, two private dressing quarters, and an onsite restroom facility. Tin Roof Barn also offers its own in-house coordination team, TRB & Co., as the sole required planning vendor, alongside a preferred list of caterers and DJs.

• Spaces for 50-250 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 2 Event Spaces

Tucked on the Tacoma Sportsmen's Club's range and clubhouse property in Puyallup, Washington, the Chateau is the club's rental hall for weddings, parties, and special events, open to members and the public alike. The main hall seats up to 250 guests and includes hardwood floors, a stage, a sound system, a projector, free WiFi, and a commercial kitchen with a flat top, six burners, six ovens, and a dishwasher. A separate carpeted changing room with a garment rack is available for wedding preparation, and outside catering or a recommended local caterer are both welcome. Smaller gatherings can rent the Foyer, which includes a Beer Garden Patio and kitchen access, for groups of up to 50, while an outdoor picnic area accommodates up to 250 guests. The club also hosts its own annual traditions in the space, including the Crab Feed & Comedy Night and a New Year's Eve party. The property is handicap accessible, and RV and tent camping sites are available on-site for guests staying over.

• Spaces for 350 Guests

Set just off I-5 in the heart of Tacoma, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Tacoma - Seattle sits less than two miles from downtown, within reach of the Tacoma Dome, the Museum of Glass, LeMay - America's Car Museum, and the Washington State History Museum. The location also puts groups within easy reach of the Greater Tacoma Convention Center and the Port of Tacoma, making the hotel a practical home base for events that draw visitors from around the region. On site, the hotel offers 7,000 square feet of event space across eight meeting rooms, able to host groups of up to 450 guests for meetings, conferences, and private gatherings. A full-service restaurant and lounge, business center, and seasonal outdoor pool round out the property, along with free WiFi, free parking, and a complimentary breakfast each morning. Pet-friendly guest rooms are also available for travelers bringing along four-legged companions.

• Spaces for 25-434 Guests
• 4 Theaters
• 5 Event Spaces
• 2 Historic Spaces

Host your next event at ACT. Our intimate, versatile theater and lobby spaces create the perfect location for company meetings, seminars, and holiday parties.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Commellini Estate is a historic event venue in Spokane, Washington, set on land purchased in 1938 by Albert and Elide Commellini, Italian immigrants who had settled in the area. The house was completed in 1940, and Elide's cooking brought the property to life as a gathering place, leading to the opening of Commellini's Restaurant in 1941. The estate's Prohibition-era origins include a network of underground tunnels that remain part of its character today. Now operated by the third and fourth generation of the Seghetti family, Commellini Estate hosts weddings, corporate events, cooking classes, and community gatherings across five private acres of forested land with water features. The estate hosts more than 50 weddings between May and October, with additional events through the winter months. Full-service planning support includes wedding coordinators, culinary experts, mixologists, servers, and a design team, along with onsite Italian catering. Outdoor spaces support al fresco dining and team gatherings, while indoor areas can be set up for anything from boardroom-style meetings to open receptions, with projector, microphone, and high-speed internet available for corporate events. Onsite parking includes 80 spaces in front of the venue plus additional parking, with an attendant provided for parties over 100 guests.

• Spaces for 50 Guests

Skagit River Brewery welcomes private events and everyday gatherings alike across its dining room, bar, and outdoor patio in downtown Mount Vernon, Washington. A part of the city's heritage since it was founded in 1995, the brewery has built a reputation on handcrafted beer and hearty pub fare made with locally sourced ingredients, including house-smoked meats that anchor the menu. Guests can settle into the restaurant, pull up to the bar, or gather on the patio, with an upstairs game room offering extra space to spread out. The team describes its approach simply: a cozy space, good hospitality, great food, and a family-friendly atmosphere. For groups planning a get-together, the brewery's site includes a request form for submitting a preferred date, time, and party size directly to the team.

• Spaces for 55 Guests

Local 360 is a sustainable restaurant in the heart of Belltown. Our emphasis is on local sourcing, with the majority of our ingredients falling within a 360 mile radius of Seattle.

• Spaces for 100-250 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Theater
• 2 Total Spaces

Brickworks Events Center occupies a historic former brick factory in the heart of Friday Harbor, on San Juan Island in Washington State, within walking distance of the ferry landing and reachable from Seattle, Vancouver, and Bellingham. The building's character comes from its restoration: massive end-to-end wooden trusses held tight with steel brackets rise above an open floor of island fir. The main hall offers a 2,100-square-foot open floor plan that seats up to 120 guests and accommodates as many as 160, suiting weddings, concerts, workshops, conferences, and community celebrations alike. A full commercial kitchen is available to clients and caterers, and the space is equipped with a large drop-down screen, wireless microphones, and in-ceiling sound. Just outside, the Sunshine Plaza adds an outdoor gathering area with greenspace, seating, and the Tokitae Stage for open-air ceremonies and performances. The venue is a project of the San Juan Islands Agricultural Guild, and rental proceeds support the nonprofit's work toward a resilient, sustainable local food system in San Juan County.

• Spaces for 40-60 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Meeting Space

Salt & Iron, located in the center of Downtown Edmonds, offers comforting American Northwest food. Their objective is to deliver a comfortable dining experience with local oysters, steaks, and exceptional American cuisine. It is the idea of partners Andrew Leckie and Shubert Ho. Inspired Interiors of Edmonds created Salt & Iron's dining room, which adds a brighter and more friendly dining setting to the Downtown core. The Kingston Ferry and the iconic Edmonds Fountain, where the Edmonds Farmer's Market and the Edmonds Art Walk take place, are both just a short walk away. Craft cocktails, local wines, and draft beers are available at the full bar to complement the dining experience. There is ample patio and indoor dining. For your protection, we've added ion air cleansing technology and increased our safety standards. Join us in one of the Puget Sound Region's safest dining establishments! Salt & Iron's flagship Private Dining Room in Downtown Edmonds can accommodate up to 40 guests for a family-style meal or up to 60 for standing cocktails and appetizers!

• 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.

• Spaces for 80-350 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Garden

Cascade Garden is a wedding and private event venue on nearly five private acres in Yakima, Washington, just minutes from Yakima Air Terminal. The property has been named Best Wedding Venue by Yakima Herald-Republic readers multiple times since 2017, and its landscaped grounds combine mature trees, seasonal gardens, and several distinct settings for a ceremony and reception. Outdoor spaces include a ceremony pavilion with a greenery-draped bridal arch, a covered pergola reception lawn bordered by a white birch grove, and a historic lath house wrapped in decades-old wisteria overlooking a tiered pond. The timber-framed Stone Lodge, built from reclaimed old-growth lumber with a granite fireplace, offers an indoor gathering space for up to 80 guests, while the open-air Cantina Bar and a private Garden Bridal Suite round out the grounds. The venue's standard wedding package covers up to 100 guests over a 15-hour rental and includes an in-house catering credit through Lion Chef Africa, under the ownership of Gilbert and Beth Kalombo.

• Spaces for 20-350 Guests
• 10 Museums
• 1 Outdoor
• 10 Total Spaces

Set beside Tacoma's Union Station and the Bridge of Glass, the Washington State History Museum turns its downtown campus into an event venue with a rare backdrop: a multi-tiered outdoor amphitheater surrounded by historic architecture, with views of Mount Rainier, the Cascade Mountains, and the Thea Foss Waterway. Indoors, the Grand Lobby's vaulted ceilings, balconies, and natural light offer a more traditional reception space. Ten rentable spaces in total accommodate groups from small board meetings up to 350 guests, including a state-of-the-art auditorium built for conferences and film screenings, and a mezzanine overlooking Union Station with its own catering kitchen access. Every facility rental includes up to two hours of access to the museum's exhibition galleries, so guests can tour the Great Hall of Washington History or the fifth-floor special exhibits before or after an event. Rentals also include tables and chairs, on-site event support and security staff, and use of available audio/visual equipment, with spaces bookable up to two years in advance for weddings, receptions, corporate meetings, and community gatherings.

• Spaces for 80 Guests

The Spring Street Center is a former farm house, Lutheran Church, center for the Hearing Impaired and is currently the home of Subud Greater Seattle, a spiritual community. The years of service and worship have created an energy that is vibrant and palpable and adds a special touch to occasions such as weddings, parties, celebrations, lectures, workshops, yoga intensives, memorials and other events.

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 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!