When it comes to choosing your wedding venue, it’s important to find one that checks all the boxes. From unique nooks and city views to eco-friendly features, these top 10 Los Angeles wedding venues are sure to dazzle!

With so many beautiful venues to choose from, it can be difficult to narrow down your selection. These are some of our favorites!

1. Cahuenga Group

The Cahuenga Group offers some of the most unique wedding venues in Los Angeles each with its own distinct charm and character. From the historic Cahuenga Building, which features an outdoor courtyard and Art Deco architecture to the modern and elegant Skylight Studios the Cahuenga Group has a space for every style and budget.

Their experienced team of event planners and caterers work together to create a seamless and unforgettable wedding experience that you and your guests will cherish for years to come.

2. The Fig House

Located in the burgeoning Highland Park neighborhood, this 15,000 square foot property fuses mid-century modern with art deco. Designed by HGTV darling Emily Henderson, this sophisticated setting is easily transformable for any aesthetic.

The first venue venture of founder Steve Fortunato (roomforty) and The Hospitality Collective, it’s a stunning homage to LA’s rich art history. With stained glass windows and paint from Farrow & Ball, the space exudes old Hollywood glamour.

3. Castle Green

Originally an annex to the Hotel Green, this unique building mixed Moorish, Spanish, and Victorian styles into a seven story architectural gem. Castle Green served as a lavish resort for East Coasters and Midwesterners looking to escape winter in sunny California.

Today, this renowned landmark is one of the oldest standing historic landmarks in Los Angeles County. It is also home to many of the original features from its construction, including gorgeous plaster moldings, hand carved fireplace mantles, grills and wood moldings, and original lighting.

4. Calamigos Ranch

Calamigos Ranch is one of the most picturesque wedding venues in Los Angeles, with four charming locations that will make your big day feel like it’s taking place in a fairytale.

The Birchwood Room, Oaks Room, and Garden Patio are all outdoor spaces that offer stunning views of the California sky. Each venue can accommodate anywhere from 140 to 500 guests.

5. The Pavilion at North Pointe

As one of the few unique wedding venues in Los Angeles, The Pavilion at North Pointe is a perfect option for couples looking to celebrate their special day with more than 500 guests. It’s also an incredible option for a sunset or evening wedding.

Designed by acclaimed architect Renzo Piano, this new building forms the heart of his master plan to remake the western side of LACMA’s sprawling campus. It’s a smart, rigorous, restrained design that embodies the sensibility of museum director Michael Govan.

6. The Lombardi House

Originally built in 1904, this Victorian-inspired farmhouse is surrounded by well-manicured gardens and fruit trees. The 7,000 square foot property offers four on-site guest suites, perfect for large groups.

This unique wedding venue is a must-see for architecture aficionados. Designed by famed architect Lloyd Wright, this is one of his most iconic works. Its main courtyard is the size of a basketball court and is a great place to hold an outdoor ceremony and reception.

7. Malibu Rocky Oaks

Located in Malibu, Rocky Oaks Estate Vineyards is a unique wedding venue with a Tuscan style mansion and 360-degree views of the Santa Monica Mountains.

This 37-acre plot offers stunning scenic views and cool night breezes from the Pacific. With its elegant mansion and top tier wine, this is one of the most highly awarded wine estates in all of Malibu.

8. The California Club

Established in 1888, The California Club is the second oldest private social club in Southern California. This luxury, by-invitation-only club houses some of Los Angeles’ most prominent citizens and professionals.

Designed by architect Robert Farquhar, the building is rich in the classical Beaux Arts tradition. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2010.

9. The Maxwell House

The Maxwell House is a historic mansion built in the 1920s that features tile roofing, stucco walls, and a strong Palladian entrance. It offers couples multiple indoor and outdoor spaces to celebrate their big day!

The venue is operated by the Western Justice Center, a non-profit organization that promotes social justice and conflict resolution. All proceeds go toward these programs.

10. The Beach House

The Beach House is a unique venue with a lot to offer, including a beautiful setting, comfortable accommodations and convenient amenities. It’s also a great location for foodies and wine enthusiasts, with world-famous wineries, cafes and fantastic shops nearby.

Since its inception, Beach House has remained committed to the original vision that Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally laid out on their eponymous 2006 debut. Despite a few subtle shifts, the band still sounds pretty much like the day they started, with a swirl of Legrand’s murky croon and pulsating synths overlaid on Alex Scally’s guitar lines.