Wedding Venues in Salinas, CA

Stroll through this 6 acre neighborhood park or rest on one of the handsome benches created by artist Mary Fuller, which are carved with images of local wildlife, as you catch the breathtaking view of the Monterey Bay. A picnic area and a wheelchair accessible playground and restrooms are available. Wedding ceremonies are available with a reservation on the bluff overlooking the ocean.

Felton Covered Bridge Park features the historic covered bridge that stood as the only entry to Felton for 45 years. Dating back to 1892-93, the Felton covered bridge is believed to be the tallest covered bridge in the country.

With a maximum capacity of 180 people, Hakone Estate and Gardens offers both indoor and uncovered outdoor settings. The overall feel of the 18 acres private venue is classy and outdoorsy. Wheelchair accessible venue offers nearby parking for its guests. Event planning services are also available by Hakone Estate and Gardens to help couples plan a day that they can remember for the rest of their lives. Although the venue does not provide catering or event rentals, We do have a list of trusted preferred vendors who have years of professional experience. The long list of preferred vendors & caterers that Hakone Estate and Gardens provides range from caterers and florists to entertainment and officiants. Each of our preferred vendors have worked with Hakone Estate and Gardens before and is familiar with the venue’s policies and regulations.

Located in the heart of California’s beautiful Central Coast, our venue offers a classic style barn surrounded by thriving vineyards, setting the stage for an unforgettable wedding day. The rustic elegance of our newly renovated barn, combined with the scenic beauty of the rolling hills and an enchanting ceremony site under oak trees, creates a timeless and romantic atmosphere that is perfect for celebrating your love with family and friends in this captivating California setting.

When guests arrive at the redwood-and-glass building, they often gather in its open, airy lobby. Then, if you’re having your ceremony here (and most couples do), your family and friends will be ushered through Craftsman-styled double wooden doors to the serene South Patio. This beautiful, crescent-shaped flagstone space wraps around one entire side of the building and features a Zen-like border of Japanese maples, native plants and graceful oaks. Handcrafted ceramic urns are integrated throughout and serve as artful and calming water features. You can opt to exchange vows in front of those wooden entry doors, or take full advantage of the patio’s pièce de résistance and say “I do” beneath an asymmetrical canvas canopy. There’s ample room for al fresco cocktails on the patio before everyone moves into the Sequoia Room for dinner. This reception area feels quite spacious, with its cathedral ceiling, polished hardwood floors, and two walls of glass

Coming Soon! Imagine the rustic elegance of Tuscany right here in California’s Central Valley, Clovis, and Fresno area. Travel just ten minutes Northwest of Fresno to the newest special event and wedding venue with all the charm of historic Italy. While we’re putting the finishing touches on our exquisite site, we’re taking bookings for early 2021. Be the first to tour Evanelle Vineyards this fall!

Located just minutes from Fresno, CA, our inclusive wedding venue handles the details regarding your ceremony and reception functions. From the tables and chairs to the linens and catering, Wonder Valley says "we do" it for you! Included is your own wedding Facility Coordinator who assists you with all the facility planning details for your beautiful event. To make your dream wedding even more magical, imagine the joy of having family and friends stay overnight in their own guest room. Gather for a complimentary breakfast the next morning and relive the amazing moments of your special day. It all happens when you say "I do" to Wonder Valley Ranch Resort.

Our timeless venue is a perfect fit for your event. The San Jose Woman's Club Landmark historic venue, number 32 on the Historic Register, is the ideal place for your special event. The 1929 California Mission Revival style structure was built for the SJWC and designed by the notable architectural firm of Wolfe & Higgins. It includes many tiled features created by famed ceramicist Albert Solon. The Historic Venue provides in-kind donation of lowered cost rental of the SJWC to local community and arts groups for fund-raising events, performances and meetings. Rent the entire Historic Landmark Venue for your event, you and up to 350 guests have the use of the entire facility including the Landmark ballroom, tea room, kitchen and fireside room.

Welcome to Club Auto Sport, an oasis created by the Davis Family eclectic and entertaining spirit. Experience spellbinding as you tour the Too-Much-Fun-Collection of historic artifacts. With an automotive edge, this museum venue is captivating and beyond a toy box of extraordinary collections ranging from worldwide relics, art work, celebrity and sports memorabilia – to hundreds of tiny knives, swords, tools, locks, keys. Featuring a renowned horsepower collection of cars exhibited within the TMFC Museum, Patio and Parkade.

Private organic farm in the heart of California’s Central Coast Wine Country. Unpack for the weekend and celebrate with family & friends. Our 1.5 acre garden, campgrounds, and indoor accommodations are all for your private use. Only 12 weddings are booked per calendar year - are you ready for this exclusive escape?

Surrounded by soaring Sonoma redwoods and ideally situated between the Russian River and the charming nearby town of Guerneville—an outdoor and wine destination. Sleep next to the redwood forest, then wake up with coffee in your private outdoor space. Tucked into a grove of trees that feels secluded but is only a five-minute drive from hiking trails, swimming spots, and Guerneville’s charming main street, it’s the best of every world.

Opened in spring of 2001, the Los Altos History Museum resides in an impressive three-level, 8,200-square-foot building – built entirely with private donations; building ownership was transferred to the City of Los Altos in 2002. The Museum features a changing exhibits gallery as well as the permanent exhibit, “Crown of the Peninsula,” that describes the rich history of Los Altos and the surrounding area.