Bellevue Arts Museum is a wedding venue located in the heart of downtown Bellevue, Washington. Our stunning contemporary space is perfect for a day of sophisticated romance, where newlyweds can be surrounded by creative art and culture all night long. A red brick exterior mixes with oversized glass windows, aluminum, and a unique design that creates a striking visual in the local neighborhood. Spanning over three stories, the museum is home to ever evolving art exhibitions. Couples who dream of a chic city wedding are sure to fall in love with everything on offer at Bellevue Arts Museum. There are three event spaces, each area with its own character and ambience. From the rooftop veranda to the neutral tones of the Auditorium, the venue exudes class and a modern palette to suit any theme or color scheme. Depending on the space and the layout, we can fit up to 165 for a reception dinner or 200 for a ceremony in our bright, high-ceilinged Forum.

With working labs you can see into, one-of-a-kind objects all around you, and galleries filled with curiosity and conversation, at the Burke, you see—and feel—a world alive. The Burke Museum is located on the University of Washington campus in Seattle with a focus on dinosaurs, fossils, Northwest Native art, plant and animal collections, and cultural pieces from across the globe. Elevate your event Host your unique gathering at the Burke Museum and give your guests an experience they'll never forget!

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 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.