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Wisteria Hall
4.5 ★★★★★ 46 Google reviews · Greenhouse wedding venue in Seattle, Washington
Relaxed space with a patio nestled within a botanic park, offering rentals for weddings and other events.
Plan your tour
- Capacity a reviewer mentions 100 guests: “We booked Wisteria Hall for our August wedding of 100 people and it was perfect!” — ask the venue for their stated maximum
- Phone +1 206-543-8800
- Website botanicgardens.uw.edu — most venues book tours right on their site
The setting
“Event venue by the Botanical Gardens, old Seattle charm, wonderful outdoor wedding site for small to medium size, book your event early.”
“Our pictures in the Arboretum turned out perfect and were reason enough to choose this location.”
Amenities, with proof
“The bistro lights in the courtyard created a beautiful ambiance to dance the night away.”
“The tables surrounding the dance floor was a perfect setup for keeping energy high and keeping people dancing.”
What couples say again and again
“I am a wedding planner that's coordinated a few weddings here over the years and not only is the venue beautiful and easy to work in but the staff is super helpful.”
“The only inconvenience was being unable to deliver anything to the venue until 1pm on the day of the wedding.”
Why it's listed — and what we can confirm
- Glass / botanical setting — “Relaxed space with a patio nestled within a botanic park, offering rentals for weddings and other events.”
- Hosts weddings or events — “Events Venue”
- Hosts weddings — “We had our wedding reception here in 2021 and we're both so happy with our choice.”
From the reviews
We had our wedding ceremony and reception at Wisteria Hall, which was the perfect venue for our outdoor wedding with 60 guests. It was comfortable, intimate, felt private even though it's in a public park, and it was so beautiful. This was also by far the most affordable venue we looked at.
We had our wedding at Wisteria Hall this summer, and we absolutely loved this venue. Our wedding had about 70 guests and felt very intimate while also not being overly crowded.
We rented Wisteria Hall for our August wedding and it was the perfect space for our outdoor ceremony and reception. We ended up having 70 guests and the space felt just right. It was nice to have a venue that was so embedded in nature, but still very accessible to the city.
We booked Wisteria Hall for our August wedding of 100 people and it was perfect! Ferryn and the whole event team made everything run so smoothly and they were super easy to work with. The venue itself was absolutely beautiful and the layout was perfect for a medium-sized wedding.
Getting married at Wisteria Hall
Wisteria Hall comes up for weddings, going by their listing and couples’ reviews. Two things make the tour worth it. First, see the glass house at the time of day and season you'd actually get married — the light pouring through the panes at golden hour is the whole reason to book one, but a greenhouse at noon in July feels very different from one at dusk in October, so ask about temperature and shade for your date and walk the path your guests take from parking to ceremony to reception. Second, bring the questions that only matter for a glass venue: is it heated and air-conditioned (the single most important question), what months do they actually book, is there shade cloth or diffusing glass for midday glare, what's the humidity like in summer, are candles or open flame allowed near the plants, and exactly what's included — tables, chairs, setup, and teardown are where quotes quietly diverge. Glass venues are intimate and popular dates book 12–18 months out, so if the tour feels right, ask what's open in your season before you leave.
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