Urban Wedding Venues in Sammamish, WA

We believe that people see the problems our world faces and have the desire to help, but often don’t know where to start. So we started Cathedral with one goal in mind — to build something that’s the sole purpose of existing was to make this world of ours a more just and beautiful place. Building things that matter takes time. Cathedrals took generations to build — those who began the work didn’t see its completion. The architect who drew up the plans would never see their spires rise. The mason laying the bricks would never stand under their cover.

We are a mother-and-daughter owned and run venue and we might just be the perfect place for your outdoor wedding! We have plenty of space for the party whether you need tents, parking, social distancing, separate reception/celebration spots, or just love really tall trees - we can work with what you need!

THE 101 is in the heart of the wonderful, stunningly gorgeous and vibrant neighborhood of Pioneer Square making it the perfect venue for celebrations, weddings, corporate events, and much more! THE 101’s large open space can seat up to 200 guests, and creates the ultimate freedom and flexibility for your event, along with an awesome backdrop of the city. THE 101 offers flexible rentals, including 24-hour, multi-day and hourly, and includes the freedom to choose your own vendors, tables and chairs, complimentary wifi and is pet-friendly.

WithinSodo is a beautifully-renovated warehouse in the SoDo district of Seattle with 5 event spaces: the Parlor, the Gallery, the Lounge, the Ballroom & the Rooftop Deck. These 5 spaces when combined include an incredible partially-covered rooftop deck with a spectacular view of downtown, a full commercial / catering kitchen, an A/V System with HD projector, 16-foot screen, 3+ full bar areas, 5 restrooms, a VIP / green room / bridal suite, Wi-Fi, & ample free parking.

We are a full service venue with an exclusive in-house catering and full beverage program, located in Seattle’s vibrant Georgetown neighborhood. Housed in a warehouse garage and the historic Mission Theater, our space combines contemporary amenities with vintage elegance, featuring high ceilings, exposed brickwork, and carefully curated architectural artifacts. Our versatile floor plan includes two adjoining spaces, two mezzanines, stage, grand staircase, plus a private, tree-filled outdoor courtyard. Welcoming for 40 to 300 guests, it’s available year-round, seven days a week for weddings, receptions, birthday and anniversary parties, company parties & meetings, fundraisers, product launches and more. Guests have called The Georgetown Ballroom “charming, eclectic, fantastically unusual, a hidden gem, the perfect urban setting.” All that and more, it’s the perfect place for your unforgettable event. Showings by appointment only. Please contact us to set up time to view the space.

136 year old historic venue in Seattle's art district, Pioneer Square. Our space is light, bright, airy and industrial. It is a blank canvas to create the special day of your dreams! We've created our space as one stop shop, and hope we can accommodate all of your needs for your day.

Imperia Lake Union is situated in former historic Lake Union Café, originally built in 1927 and converted to an event venue over 20 years ago. A 6,000 square foot private event space overlooking Lake Union from the Eastlake neighborhood of Seattle, Imperia features 10-foot chandeliers, copper ceilings, a built-in dance floor, gourmet menus, premium florals, incredible staff, and so much more. With a Roaring 20’s Art-Deco vibe and a rumored history of being a prohibition-era speakeasy, you’ll be transported into living history and a classic elegance when you host your event with us.

The Ruins is a whimsical venue hidden in plain sight, in the heart of Seattle’s Lower Queen Anne neighborhood. For several decades, the Ruins was known as Seattle’s best kept secret, hosting private dinners and wild parties for its members. The Ruins boasts a maximalist aesthetic and is full of surprises big and small, including an antique life-size animatronic elephant built in 1931 for the Paris World Exhibition. The Ruins has a unique ability to take guests to another time and place, making them forget what lies on the outside. This makes it the perfect backdrop for imaginative parties where no idea is too crazy.

The Fremont Foundry is a versatile event venue located in the heart of the charming Fremont neighborhood. A former working metal foundry and artist commune custom built by local artist Peter Bevis, the Fremont Foundry is where some of Seattle’s most iconic art such as the Jimi Hendrix statue was created. Host your event in a sky-lit atrium with a 20-ft ceiling while drinks are being prepared in the outdoor courtyard, or share your vows on the rooftop terrace with sweeping views of North Seattle and enjoy a delicious dinner and lively reception in our historic space.

Fremont Abbey is our main venue at 43rd & Fremont Avenue North in Seattle. The 1914 building was reopened in 2008 after undergoing major renovations including seismic, design, environment & visual improvements. As of 2023, we have installed a brand new HVAC system with air filtration and air-conditioning to our main upstairs hall. Now a beautiful & welcoming multi-use venue with a warm vintage style, the Abbey welcomes up to 250 people for events of many varieties including nonprofit galas, private weddings, receptions, parties, meetings, workshops, classes and more. We view weddings as an artistic, creative, community-celebrated gathering centered around the love and commitment of two people. As part of our nonprofit mission, we want to develop a partnership with you (as a member of the Abbey) to help create a beautiful and unique event for you and your loved ones. Support local music, the arts and other nonprofits by hosting your special event at Fremont Abbey!

A century-old building and former manufacturing facility, SoDo Park features a majestic 7,500-square-foot open floor plan, soaring ceilings, exposed beams, and and romantic light, making it a beacon of Seattle style. Located in the SoDo industrial district, the venue owes many of its unique features to its manufacturing past, retaining old catwalks and floating doors where mezzanines used to be.

The MV Skansonia is Seattle’s premier waterfront venue. Constructed in 1929 by the Skansie Brothers, the Skansonia ferried cars and passengers between Vashon Island and Point Defiance for decades, before finding its permanent docking place on Lake Union and beginning its new career in event hosting. With its signature center bar, polished wood floors, a large outdoor deck, and a postcard view of the Seattle skyline, the Skansonia is the embodiment of iconic Seattle.