Spring is right around the corner, and aside from shaking off those winter blues, this time of year indicates the kickoff to wedding season. Indeed, blushing brides-to-be and grooms-in-waiting everywhere tend to plan their nuptial celebrations around the period just before summer, being that the weather is traditionally less brutal than June through August, enabling them, their families and friends to enjoy outdoor venues without sheer discomfort. As we enter spring 2020, we have some excellent suggestions for locations should you be planning your wedding in the Woodland Hills area. Any of these wedding venues near Woodland Hills are sure to have your guests talking about your affair long after they have that last slice of cake.
Diablo Dormido, offering five-star event production services at any location of your choosing in the southern California area, will make your special day a simple, romantic, stress-free experience. The business also hosts many of its legendary weddings at a historic California ranch open to Diablo’s clients by way of the Santa Monica Mountains Conservatory, located in the rolling oak-studded hills off the 101 freeway at Las Virgenes Road – here, lavish weddings take place in courtyards and gardens that surround a charming original 1930s-era farmhouse, with sweeping views of the majestic parkland and glorious oak trees to wed beneath.
Cielo Farms Malibu, located at 31424 Mulholland Highway in Malibu, offers breathtaking views and unmatched ambiance for your wedding, adding lush landscaping and panoramic vistas for a magnificent Tuscan-inspired experience you and your guests won’t soon forget. The estate spans over 30 acres, boasts expansive views of the Malibu Hills and offers unmatched serenity and seclusion amongst the hundreds of lush olive trees. What’s more, the venue can accommodate up to 200 people, with every aspect of the party – from menu design and rental needs to valet services, lighting and event design – handled with grace and professionalism.
The 1909, situated at 1909 North Topanga Canyon Boulevard in Topanga, is a center for healing sciences, yoga, meditation, arts and more – but it has recently become renowned as a breathtaking backdrop for sensational L.A. weddings. Indoor facilities include The Dancing Hall, which offers open spaces with high ceilings surrounded by nine French doors on three sides to maximize air and light; The Lounge Area, designed with a large catering platform and cocktail bar adjacent to an open space that makes it ideal for receptions and small-to-medium-sized parties; and a Dressing Room/Kitchen. For an outdoor wedding, The 1909 offers The Amphitheater, nestled under a canopy of two majestic California oak trees, and The Meadow, sprawling over 6,000 square-feet of grass that can be elegantly decorated with French bistro lighting for a stunning summer wedding experience.
Whispering Oaks Chapel, its name derived from Whispering Oaks Farm which is located adjacent to Malibu, overlooks beautiful rolling hills, surrounded by oak, sycamore and its own majestic ash trees. As a privately-owned three-acre estate, this venue represents the ultimate wedding backdrop with a lavender garden, rose garden and other private, picturesque settings guaranteed to yield some of the most jaw-dropping photos brides and grooms have ever seen.
When it comes to wedding venues near Woodland Hills, look no further than the aforementioned suggestions from us here at Woodland Hills Magazine.
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Isabelle and Joe picked September 14, 2019, as a date for their celebration, which included 95 guests—all were transported by boat across the lake to the golf course. Isabelle knew immediately that she wanted a color palette of blue, navy, and cream, and decided to incorporate lunaria as both a silver accent and floral design theme. “It was a big goal of mine to create a wedding that I could look back on 10 years from now and still be in love with every element,” she says. “I decided to really lean into the classics. I worked really hard to keep our wedding as ‘us’ as possible, and not fall victim to every wedding trend out there.”