At Whiskey Red's, we'll make your dream wedding come true. All of our elegant event spaces, outdoor patios and ceremony gazebo showcase mesmerizing, waterfront views of the bay. Our skilled and accommodating staff will ensure your event runs smoothly, assisting with planning, catering, floral arrangements, entertainment and more. Begin your Happily Ever After at Whiskey Red's.

The WWOO Venue is a bespoke wedding venue located in El Segundo, CA. This unique venue offers a beautiful combination of outdoor and indoor spaces to couples celebrating their special day. The venue boasts a modern industrial design and has all the facilities needed to create an unforgettable wedding day experience. The dedicated team at The WWOO Venue prides themselves on their attention to detail, and they promise to collaborate closely with each couple to make their wedding vision a reality. The WWOO Venue caters to small to medium size weddings with capacity for up to 175 guests. The 4000 square-foot space is available for all aspects of wedding celebrations, from the rehearsal dinner to the wedding reception and day-after brunch. This delightful venue is easily accessible from the 405 and 105 Freeways, has excellent disabled access, and there is free WiFi throughout.

Once a 1980s smog-check center, SmogShoppe is now a 100% solar-powered, private 6,500 square foot indoor/outdoor haven for desert plants, vertical gardens and chic vintage furnishings. The combined interior and exterior areas allow for quintessential California entertaining, making an ideal vintage wedding venue. The generous floor plan can accommodate up to 150-person garden ceremonies, 150-person formal sit down dinners, and 250-person cocktail parties. SmogShoppe is conveniently located in the heart of the Culver City art/design district, immediately off the 10 freeway, just minutes to Santa Monica, LAX, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood and Downtown Los Angeles.

Perched above the dynamic streets of the West Hollywood design district on the corner of Melrose & San Vicente, Catch LA has something for everyone in seamless transitions from daytime to dining, nightlife, and events. With its signature, open kitchen and breathtaking views of downtown Los Angeles & the Hollywood Hills, the 340 seats retractable rooftop haven invites the outside in as it marries simple, yet elegant, seafood, sushi, & steak with a unique, open-air dining room, excellent service, and a lively atmosphere.

Albertson Wedding Chapel is considered by local Angelenos as the best chapel in Los Angeles ( in terms of reviews, satisfied couples*, affordability, style, professionalism, ease of services, longevity in business). Albertson Wedding Chapel has offered simple yet meaningful intimate wedding ceremonies and wedding receptions daily since it opened in 1974. It is a local family business spanning two generations. The chapel offers a wide array of pro services from photography, videography, fresh florals, instant legal marriage licenses issued then recorded with the county clerk & more. The team is made up of specialists, designers, film makers, officiants, stylists, photographers and ‘true romantics’. The wedding ceremonies are fun, elegant events worth dressing up for…prepare for photos to be taken. ‘The value there is superb. Prepare to save a significant amount of money.’ from trip advisor.

The Natural History Museum (NHM) occupies a special place in Los Angeles: It's one of L.A.’s oldest cultural institutions, and today, it's the anchor of an emerging cultural, educational, and entertainment hub in Exposition Park. We show off extraordinary specimens in exhibitions such as Age of Mammals, the Dinosaur Hall, the Gem and Mineral Hall, and our beloved dioramas. But in addition to sharing the history of the planet, we also explore the transformation around us right now: Becoming Los Angeles, the outdoor Nature Gardens, and the Nature Lab look at the relationship between environment and people, past and present, in L.A. In all of these experiences at the museum, whether they're inside or outside, we’re interested in the intersection of nature and culture—in L.A. and beyond.