Wedding Venues for Rent in Downtown Los Angeles, CA

Prices of wedding venues average $400 hire fee per hour. The cost varies based on the venue's size and additional services such as catering, floral arrangements, or bridal suites. It may also be influenced by the number and type of event spaces available in the venue, for example, separate areas for the ceremony, reception, and photo sessions. Spaces offering all-inclusive packages are a budget-friendly option for couples seeking a fuss-free experience. Check out typical price ranges in Downtown Los Angeles, based on Tagvenue data:

Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated October 2026), the best options include:

• Outdoor Garden at Bonaventure Brewing Co. in Downtown Los Angeles - rated 5/5
  Venue said: Our outdoor circular private garden is on the 4th floor plaza deck surrounded by greenery and the lights of downtown Los Angeles. Equipped with outdoor lounge furniture, fire pits, heat lamps, tables and chairs, a private...

• The Counts Den at The Count's Den in Downtown Los Angeles - rated 4.9/5
  Venue said: Live Entertainment & Performers – From interactive actors to fire performers, we craft a world-class experience. Customizable Themes & Productions – Weddings, private parties, corporate events, murder mysteries—if you can...

• The Penthouse at The Oviatt: Penthouse & Event Deck in Downtown Los Angeles - rated 4.8/5
  Venue said: The overall layout places dining clusters and lounge-style seating across a single-level outdoor floor. Features: The terrace provides an open-air floorplan, a defined dance area, an on-site PA system and speakers, venue...

You'll find wedding venues in various sizes, from smaller spots to larger venues; keep in mind that the type of space and your chosen layout will affect the capacity! Below you can see the typical venue sizes in Downtown Los Angeles, together with the standard prices in each size range, based on Tagvenue data (October 2026):

Based on Tagvenue data (as of October 2026), users looking for wedding venues most commonly go for these venue types:

Smaller wedding venues usually fit up to 100 guests seated. Here are some great options in Downtown Los Angeles, based on Tagvenue data as of October 2026:

• Private Dining Room at Rossoblu - dining room for 35 guests
  Venue said: Are you looking for an intimate place to host your next party? Our private dining room is a bright, quiet space with string lights. It can seat up to 25 people which makes it just right for smaller events.

• Private Loft at Loft and Bloom - loft for 60 guests
  Venue said: A comfortable setting for events like bridal showers, engagement parties, and small weddings. The room can host around 60–80 guests depending on the setup.

• Entire Venue at LA Maker's Loft - loft for 75 guests
  Venue said: Features: The space includes Wi‑Fi and air conditioning, plus an integrated PA system and speakers.

Cheap wedding venues in Downtown Los Angeles start from $250 hire fee per event or $100 hire fee per hour. Check out these budget-friendly spaces you can book through Tagvenue, as of October 2026:

• Historic Wedding Chapel at LA Guadalupe Wedding Chapel & Banquet Hall, from $250 hire fee per event (up to 100 guests seated)
  Venue said: Guadalupe Wedding Chapel is a banquet hall in the Los Angeles area, suited to weddings, Quinceañeras, anniversaries, and large corporate events. All-inclusive packages cover everything in one place – no need to coordinate...

• The Studio at DTLA Studio, from $100 hire fee per hour (up to 1000 guests seated)
  Venue said: HUGE 30,000 sq ft production studio located in Downtown Los Angeles. This grand industrial studio provides a functional multipurpose space, perfect for the next film, video or photo production, film, rehearsal, casting, or...

• The Mezzanine at MARY DTLA at MARY DTLA, from $1500 minimum spend per event (up to 40 guests seated)
  Venue said: The Mezzanine is an intimate event venue with industrial features and modern finishes. Exposed concrete beams, wood flooring, a private bar, and soft lighting give the space a distinctive setting for cocktail receptions,

It all depends on the type of venue you’re about to rent. For example, it’s unlikely that a restaurant will let you have external caterers taking care of your guests’ stomachs. But when it comes to other types of venues, many of them allow you to bring your own catering, or at least to be able to provide your own alcohol. A BYOB option is a great way to cut back on some costs without having to compromise the quality of the food and drinks. But remember one thing: some venues will expect you to pay a corkage fee if you bring your own alcohol, so we suggest checking the venue’s policies in advance.