Wedding Venues in Washington, DC
9 listings · 4.7 average across 7,480 Google reviews · sources on every listing
Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center
4.5(4,490)Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center is a premier DC venue offering event spaces for conferences, meetings, and weddings. Located at 1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW with contemporary design and PA Avenue views.
From $35 (per person)
Room Rental Fee: USD 400 - USD 10,000. Food & Beverage Price Per Person: USD 35 - USD 165
As published by the vendor, read Aug 2026
Ask VowPetal about Ronald Reagan Building and Inter…The Hay-Adams
4.6(1,453)The Hay-Adams is a luxury hotel in Washington, DC offering elegant rooms and suites. The property features fine dining at The Lafayette and Off The Record bar, plus Top of the Hay venue with White House views for special events and gatherings.
Ask VowPetal about The Hay-AdamsDistrict Winery
4.3(607)District Winery is a Washington, DC waterfront winery venue offering all-inclusive weddings starting at $230 per person. They accommodate up to 800 guests with dedicated event managers, full-service catering, and wine programs.
From $230 (per person)
Celebrations start at $230 per person
As published by the vendor, read Aug 2026
Ask VowPetal about District WineryThe Willard Center
4.7(321)The Willard Center is a historic venue in Washington, D.C., featuring the Willard InterContinental Hotel ranked #1 in D.C. and #3 globally by Condé Nast Traveler. Located near iconic landmarks, it offers meeting rooms, event spaces, dining, and hotel accommodations.
Ask VowPetal about The Willard CenterTop of the Town
4.5(286)Top of the Town is a private penthouse wedding venue in Rosslyn, Arlington, VA offering floor-to-ceiling views of DC's iconic landmarks. Accommodates up to 180 standing or 150 seated guests with dance floor, flexible layouts, and access to recommended vendors.
From $45,000 (rental fee)
$45,000 base, $300 per guest
As published by the vendor, read Aug 2026
Ask VowPetal about Top of the TownWoodend Sanctuary & Mansion
4.7(203)Historic 1927 Georgian Revival mansion set on 40-acre nature sanctuary in Chevy Chase, MD. Offers ceremony and reception at one location with included tent, staging rooms, and parking. Rental fee supports Nature Forward's environmental mission.
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Start free with VowPetalEvent Spaces at Friends Meeting of Washington
4.9(82)Historic Quaker meeting house in Dupont Circle built in 1930, renovated in 2019. Offers indoor and outdoor spaces for weddings, celebrations, and events. Open to everyone regardless of faith, committed to sustainability and hospitality.
Ask VowPetal about Event Spaces at Friends Meeting…The Schuyler
4.7(25)The Schuyler is a versatile 12,000 sq ft event space in downtown Washington, D.C. Features two stories, 4,000+ sq ft pre-function space, four breakout rooms, and industrial catering kitchen. Accommodates up to 1,233 reception guests or 450 for seated dinners.
As published by the vendor, read Aug 2026
Ask VowPetal about The SchuylerThe Potomac View Terrace
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Wedding Venues in Washington, DC, at a glance
All 9 wedding venues listed here carry public Google ratings, 2 of them at 4.9 or better, across 7,480 reviews in total. The most-reviewed listing on this page is Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center (4,490 Google reviews).
The listings sit across Washington, Arlington and Chevy Chase, worth weighing against where your guests will be staying.
Of the 9 venues here, we have published pricing for 3 and a guest capacity for 3 on file, shown on the listing itself, with the page it was read from linked where we kept it.
How to choose a wedding venue
- Start from your guest count — capacity is a hard filter, and the room should fit at 80–110% of your list.
- Ask what is included (tables, chairs, linens, staff) and whether catering is in-house or open — that policy is the biggest hidden cost lever.
- Get a realistic all-in Saturday total, not just the room rate; service fees and taxes commonly add 20%+ to quotes.
- Check the weather backup plan — you should be happy with it, not just tolerate it.
Common questions
How many wedding venues are on this list?
This page currently lists 9 wedding venues in Washington, DC. The list is compiled from live Google and web searches and grows as couples plan weddings in Washington — it is a working directory, not a static roundup.
How were these wedding venues found?
Every listing comes from a real search against public sources (Google Places and the open web) and links to where it was found. 9 of the 9 carry public ratings from Google reviews. None are paid placements. Always confirm availability, pricing, and details directly with the vendor.
How much do wedding venues in Washington cost?
We have published pricing on file for 3 of the 9 wedding venues on this page, shown on the listing itself, with the page it was read from linked where we kept it; for the rest we have none on file. Most wedding vendors quote only after an inquiry, and we don't guess at numbers. The reliable move is asking each candidate for an all-in quote for your date and guest count — VowPetal can draft those outreach emails and compare the answers side by side.
When should we book a wedding venue?
In-demand wedding vendors are commonly booked 6–12+ months ahead for peak-season Saturdays, and earlier in busy markets. If your date is fixed, start conversations early; if it's flexible, off-peak dates usually open up both availability and pricing. The most-reviewed wedding venues on this page are Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center and The Hay-Adams.
Can VowPetal help us choose between these wedding venues?
Yes. Tell VowPetal your date, budget and style, and it searches Washington, DC with sources, builds a shortlist on your Wedding Board, drafts outreach emails, and tracks quotes as they come in.