Unique Wedding Venues for Rent in Los Angeles, CA

Unique Wedding Venues for Rent in Los Angeles, CA

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Top Unique Wedding Venues in Los Angeles, CA

Getting hitched in LA? First of all, congratulations! Now, let’s cut to the chase and find you the wedding venue of your dreams! Whether you're looking for a rooftop venue, a garden space, or an indoor space with stunning decor, Tagvenue will help you browse through hundreds of top venues, compare prices and photos, and contact venue managers in just a few clicks. Check out our curated list of unique wedding venues in Los Angeles and enjoy a stress-free booking process.

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Unique Wedding Venues Rental Guide

Saying "I do" is one of the most important moments in your life, so you want to celebrate it in a truly unique place. That's why we created Tagvenue – we’ve got the perfect hi tech platform to help you find the wedding venue of your dreams fast and easy. Hop on board to choose from the most unique spaces Los Angeles has to offer. If you're looking for a wedding venue in LA that's as unique as your love is, you’ve come to the right place.

Besides breathtaking indoor and outdoor spaces, many venues offer the services of a dedicated event coordinator who will be there to guide you every step of the way and take care of all the little details to ensure that everything goes swimmingly on your big day. There are also all-inclusive wedding packages that include everything from catering to event design.

It's only natural to want your wedding day to be unforgettable, so if you’re wondering how to pick the perfect place to say your vows, we’ve prepared a step-by-step guide that covers the most important things to consider.

Things to know before you book your unique wedding venue in LA

Welcome to wedding planning 101. On today’s agenda: finding a dream wedding venue. Take five minutes to read through this guide to learn about all the basics you need to figure out before you book that unique spot.

  • Budget. Venue rental will take up a significant portion of your entire wedding budget. The rest will go toward things such as catering, decorating services and entertainment. So, before you browse our list of wedding venues, consider all the costs and pick a number that you’re prepared to stick to. Once you’re ready, set your price range on Tagvenue to narrow the search results.
  • Date. When you start searching for a venue, it’s good if you already have a date in mind. However, it’s best if you approach this with a degree of flexibility. Plus, remember that wedding venues get booked well in advance. Ideally, you should book at least nine months to one year ahead. This increases your chances of securing that dream venue and gives you enough time to plan every detail of your special day.
  • Guests. It may be still a little too early to talk about mailing invitations, but you should definitely start thinking about your guest list. You’ll need at least an estimated number of guests that you’re expecting to show up at your wedding to be able to pick a venue with the right capacity.
  • Location. Where in Los Angeles do you want to get married? West Hollywood, home to some of the most buzz-worthy party spots, quiet Pasadena with its charming Old Town or Malibu, a stunning beachfront oasis? Pick and choose from the city’s array of charismatic neighborhoods, just remember to think about details such as easy road access, ample parking and public transport connections. If you’re expecting out-of-town guests, also consider the location’s distance from Union Station and LAX or other airports. Don’t forget to check whether the area offers sufficient accommodation options.
  • Ceremony & reception. Are you going to have your ceremony and wedding reception in two different locations or would you prefer to say your “I do’s” and celebrate the marriage under the same roof? The latter is definitely a more convenient option from a logistical standpoint. Many LA event venues offer a variety of romantic spaces and backdrops for a unique ceremony and reception, without having to switch locations.
  • Indoor or outdoor? Do you want to rent a beautiful indoor space, such as a ballroom or an elegant dining room, or are you in the mood for an open-air wedding celebration under the California sun? Maybe you’d like to have an outdoor wedding ceremony, and then move inside for the party? And how about renting a rooftop and exchanging your vows as the sun sets over the Hollywood Hills? Dreamy!
  • Mood. One of the factors that makes a wedding venue unique is its irreplicable ambiance. What kind of space do you envision when you think about your wedding: elegant, quirky, boho, artsy, industrial? You can be sure that LA’s selection of unique wedding venues has something that will appeal to every taste and style. Or you could find a blank canvas venue and decorate it in a way that reflects your personality and preferences.
  • Catering. Now, let’s talk about all the yummy stuff that will keep your guests satisfied during the wedding reception. Here’s another question to you: do you want to hire external vendors or book a venue that provides in-house catering? You can use Tagvenue’s filters to display LA wedding venues that offer catering services or those that allow external catering. The same goes for alcohol – you can either rent a space that provides its own or choose one that allows a BYOB option.
  • Entertainment. What kind of entertainment are you planning? Are you going to hire a live band or a DJ? If so, the venue should have a stage area or at least enough space for the band/DJ to set up. Or maybe you want to save some coins and simply prepare a playlist? Regardless, check whether the venue has a PA system or music speakers available (and a dance floor!).

FAQs about Unique Wedding Venues in Los Angeles, CA

How much does it cost to rent a unique wedding venue in Los Angeles?

Since Los Angeles is a huge metropolis with a myriad of options, you can expect prices to vary widely. Renting a unique wedding venue in LA can cost you from $100 to $550 per hour or from $4000 to $20000 per day. Package deals can range from $45 to $130 per person. (All data from Tagvenue.)

Which areas of Los Angeles offer the best choice of unique wedding venues?

Downtown Los Angeles has a particularly large concentration of unique wedding venues: from fine dining restaurants to rooftops with sweeping views of the city. Next on our list is West Hollywood, with its trendy eateries and a wide array of charismatic party spots. And how about a romantic wedding by the ocean? LA’s beach cities such as Santa Monica or Manhattan Beach abound in unique venues! If you’re feeling super fancy, you can even rent a yacht in Marina del Rey and celebrate your wedding on the water!

What are some of the most unique wedding venues in Los Angeles?

It’s hard to pick just a few, but here are our top three:

  • Santuari – This distinguished fine dining restaurant located in Studio City, just by the Los Angeles River, is the ideal space to host all parts of your wedding: starting with the rehearsal dinner and moving on to the ceremony followed by an elegant reception. Its eclectic interior design and stunning outdoor spaces will make your day perfect from start to finish.
  • Tiato – Tiato is more than a restaurant. There’s a comfortable and elegant main dining space, a private dining room perfect for an intimate wedding reception, and a gorgeous garden that can hold up to 200 guests and can be customized to suit your style.
  • The East Angel – A bright and spacious 1920s industrial warehouse located in the heart of DTLA. It features an open-plan indoor space, a large outdoor area and two bars (indoor and outdoor). You’ll be free to bring your own DJ and choose your own catering, plus the venue allows BYOB (but they also provide their own alcohol and there are drinks packages available).

Can I have a unique wedding in Los Angeles for cheap?

Although it can be challenging, it is possible! Look for all-inclusive per person packages that cover venue rental, catering, and other options, such as decorations, wait staff, wedding coordination, etc. Alternatively, you can book a venue that allows external catering and BYOB, and then try to find affordable vendors (although some venues will have a list of their preferred suppliers). To save money on alcohol, you can host a cash bar for your guests. Keep entertainment to a minimum – instead of hiring a band or a DJ, play music from loudspeakers. When it comes to decorations, you can rent, you can DIY or you can ask your friends and family if they have anything you could use.

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