As you begin the wedding planning journey, it is important to remember that Los Angeles is the perfect spot to look for big, bold, and boujee wedding venues. Home to well-known Hollywood signs, famous actors, and the Walk of Fame, you can leave your mark in this city in the sunshine state of California. What says glamor more than being surrounded by movie stars and gorgeous beaches? LA wedding venues range in spaces and styles so you can design the elegant wedding you have always dreamed of! Congratulations on taking this huge accomplishment and taking the next step by picking the perfect venue.
South Park Center
Whether you are looking for a scenic spot in the Santa Monica Mountains or a dreamy mansion, there is a spot in Los Angeles that will fit your style. This dramatic penthouse has an amazing 360 view of the LA skyline. On the roof of the South Park Center is a helipad for couples looking to make a spectacular exit from the reception. Imagine starting married life together with your partner by escaping to your honeymoon in a helicopter. At the venue, there is also a theater that can fit up to 500 people. Take a glimpse of the old Hollywood glamor in this theater and leave your guests in awe. The Skydeck is full of natural light and is also architecturally lit to create some stunning photos.
Yamashiro Hollywood
Explore the heart of Hollywood and get a true feel for Los Angeles at the Yamashiro Hollywood wedding venue. This venue’s stunning backdrop is surrounded by scenery inspired by Japanese architecture including pagodas and beautiful gardens. Host your glamorous wedding here and enjoy sushi and hors d’oeuvres passed out by butlers. Satisfy your taste buds even more with specialty desserts and open bar services. This venue is right next to many must-see attractions that are only in California so your friends and family joining you can make the most out of their trip and see all the sights. Host a romantic and elegant wedding at the unique Yamashiro Hollywood and get a real feel for LA.
The London West Hollywood
If you are looking to go all out for a flashy and spectacular wedding you are going to want to capture the special moments that take place. The London West Hollywood is a great spot to have these unique moments and take your first steps into married life. This luxury hotel is chic and sophisticated with both indoor and outdoor options for your ceremony and reception. On the rooftop which is on the 10th floor, you get an amazing view of the Hollywood Hills. The Hampton Court is a romantic spot to exchange vows with its dramatic English-style arches that lead out into the rose garden surrounded by vines with a view of the city below it. Dance the night away with all your friends, family, and your now husband/wife in the Kensington Ballroom with high ceilings, wooden flooring, and stunning chandeliers.
Grass Room
This greenhouse wedding venue is over 6000 square feet and is full of personality, and a unique setting to create the wedding of your dreams. The sun will come in and create lots of natural lighting for some memorable pictures you will remember forever. Get the California sun and golden hour for a romantic glow at your wedding. The plants at the venue are all real and are great for nature lovers. If you are looking for a smaller, more intimate gathering then this might be the venue for you. The beautiful arched doorways and stained glass windows create an amazing atmosphere for your special day.
Huron Substation
Last but not least, this former 1906 trolley station has been transformed into a dramatic event venue perfect for hosting weddings. The substation has 45-foot tall ceilings and a contemporary chandelier to give the older building a modern vibe. There are massive barn doors that lead out to the courtyard and an industrial fountain surrounded by wild plants. All these features create a stunning backdrop for this monumental occasion. It is unlike any other venue in Los Angeles, California, and it is the perfect spot to allow you and your new lifelong partner to build the wedding of your dreams.
Published by: Annie P.