

Cultural weddings
Indian and multicultural weddings are rarely one event. Our venues host the whole celebration: garden lawns for the baraat, day-lit rooms for a mehndi lunch, ballrooms with a stage for the sangeet, and space for every aunty, uncle and cousin on the guest list.
Herban Feast, our in-house caterer, cooks full-service Indian-inspired menus on site, so the samosas arrive crisp and the saag pleases all the aunties. Our coordinators and trusted floral, décor and entertainment partners take care of the rest.
Where to begin


A heritage winery in Woodinville with a grand lawn for the mandap, a light-filled hall for the reception and space to welcome every branch of the family, from the baraat to the last dance.
Explore Columbia Collective

An English garden estate in Issaquah with a long drive for the procession, a sweeping lawn for the mandap, a glass tent for dinner and the manor house for getting ready.
Explore Fox Hollow Farm

A 1929 wooden ferry on Lake Union. Exchange vows beneath a mandap on the bow, with the Seattle skyline behind you and about 125 guests gathered around, then dine and dance on board.
Explore MV Skansonia

Vaulted beams, candlelit barrels and a ceiling of twinkling lights in SoDo, with room for the ceremony, a stage for the performances and a dance floor that fills up fast.
Explore Hideaway Cellars
Multi-day celebrations
Many families celebrate over several days. Plan the welcome dinner, mehndi, sangeet, ceremony and reception with one team, at one venue or across several of ours, with a coordinator who knows the whole plan and one kitchen feeding every guest. We can even bring Herban Feast to a venue you already love.
Learn about our planning servicesWalk the rooms with the people who will run your event. Share a few details and we'll be in touch within one business day.