Wedding venues in United States

Rodeway Inn Red Oak is a straightforward hotel base for a small wedding in Red Oak, Iowa, with a meeting and banquet space on site for the reception or rehearsal dinner. Three room types are available, including Queen Rooms with Two Queen Beds that sleep up to 4, King Rooms for 2, and an accessible, nonsmoking Queen Room for 2, so guests of a compact guest list can stay where they celebrate. The nearest airport is Omaha (OMA), which we estimate is around 70 minutes away by road. The setting is, by our estimate, countryside and modern in feel, with a relaxed rather than formal tone. To check dates and details, call the hotel directly at +1 712-623-6919.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Denver - Thornton is a modern hotel with meeting and banquet space for wedding celebrations, set in what we estimate is an urban location with a relaxed feel. Six room types are available for guests, from a King Room (max 2 guests) to a Queen Room with Two Queen Beds sleeping up to 4, plus accessible options including a King Room Disability Access and a two-queen room with roll-in shower. A Deluxe King Corner Room with Mountain View is also listed. The nearest airport is Denver International (DEN), which we estimate is around 30 minutes away, and the venue can be reached directly at +1 303-920-8000.

• From US$10,000 venue fee est.

• From US$25,000 for the whole property, per night est.

• From US$200 a head est.

• 37 rooms

• From US$80 a head est.

• 6 rooms

• From US$3,500 venue fee est.

• From US$5,000 venue fee est.

Los Willows Wedding Estate spreads across Stewart Canyon Road in Fallbrook, California, commanding views of rolling hillsides and mature oak groves that define North County San Diego. The property's elevation and natural topography create multiple ceremony and reception spaces, each framed by native landscaping and open sky. The setting balances manicured grounds with untouched natural beauty, offering both intimate garden backdrops and expansive outdoor pavilions.

• Seats 250

• From US$95 a head est.

• From US$1,500 venue fee est.

• From US$1,000 venue fee est.

• From US$4,000 venue fee est.

• 27 rooms

Guests arrive at Grand Island Mansion to find a sprawling estate where manicured grounds meet riverfront views, setting the tone for a multi-day celebration. The venue's 12,000 square feet of interior space and outdoor terraces give wedding parties room to gather, dine, and dance across distinct areas. Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars, this Walnut Grove property delivers a destination experience where guests remember the setting as much as the ceremony.

Monterey Beach Station occupies a restored 1920s railway depot that once served as a vital transportation hub for the California coast. This historic structure has been thoughtfully reimagined as a distinctive event venue while preserving its original architectural character. The building's soaring timber beams and period details provide an authentic vintage backdrop for ceremonies and celebrations.

Casa Real at Ruby Hill Winery commands views across 250 acres of rolling vineyard terrain in California's East Bay, with the venue positioned at elevation overlooking rows of grapevines that stretch toward distant hills. The estate combines rustic stone architecture with manicured gardens and oak-studded grounds, offering both intimate courtyard spaces and expansive lawn areas for ceremonies and receptions. Guests experience the working winery atmosphere while accessing professional event facilities designed for multi-day celebrations.

Hualalai opened in 1996 at Historic Kaupulehu, on the black lava coast fifteen minutes north of Kona airport, and it is the quietest of the big Hawaii resorts. There are no towers: 243 rooms sit in two-storey bungalows scattered through gardens and lava fields, and seven pools are spread far enough apart that you can find one to yourself. King’s Pond is the one guests remember, 1.8 million gallons cut into the lava and stocked with reef fish you can swim with. Ceremonies happen on the bluff at the Wedding Tree, which holds about 30, or on the lawns and the eighteenth fairway when the guest list is larger. Four Seasons publishes wedding packages here rather than a room-by-room price list: from $12,500 for the Ke Aloha package for up to 20 guests, $13,500 for Pili a Hualalai and $21,500 for Wai Maoli o Hualalai, the last two with no stated guest ceiling. That is also the honest caveat. The resort does not publish a seated maximum for a reception, so if you are planning for more than about 60 the number to confirm first is the one for the space you want, not the package.

The Four Seasons opened at Wailea in 1990 on the south shore of Maui, on a stretch of Wailea Beach that faces west across the channel to Lanai and Kahoolawe. It is the resort most planners name first when a couple says Hawaii, and the reason is the ceremony sites. Plumeria Point is a small grassed point inside the sculpture garden, under an arbour of plumeria trees, holding about 40 guests with the fountains and the Kahalawai mountains behind. The oceanfront lawn takes far more, up to 500 standing for a reception, which is where the bigger Maui weddings happen. Published wedding catering runs to $400 a head for a cocktail hour and dinner reception, $200 for a welcome reception and $125 for brunch, and a weekday elopement for up to ten people is $11,500. The honest caveat is scale. This is a 383-room resort and it cannot be bought out, so your guests share the pools and the beach path with everybody else staying that week. What you get in exchange is a property that can absorb a hundred guests without anything feeling improvised, and Kahului airport 35 minutes up the road.

Guests arrive at a sleek oceanfront Miami Beach hotel where floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Atlantic, and every ceremony detail, from beachside vows to rooftop receptions, happens with unobstructed water views. The EDITION's minimalist design and art deco bones create a sophisticated canvas for 20 to 150 guests, with staff who execute logistics across multiple indoor and outdoor spaces. A 4.5-star rated venue, it delivers the polish of a major Marriott property without sacrificing intimacy.

Built in 1976 as a modernist hotel tower, the Grand Hyatt at SFO has served Bay Area travelers and event guests for nearly five decades. Located directly adjacent to San Francisco International Airport, this 802-room property underwent substantial renovations to position itself as a full-service destination for corporate and social events. The hotel's glass-and-steel architecture reflects the industrial design ethos of 1970s Silicon Valley while offering contemporary event spaces and luxury accommodations.