Discover Fillmore Chapel, a gorgeous historic venue in Ventura County, conveniently located between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. This former church, built in 1929, has been meticulously restored to maintain its original charm. The Mission-style exterior features an 80-foot tower visible from miles away, surrounded by cypress and pepper trees. The courtyard ceremony site showcases a fireplace backdrop among greenery and pepper trees. Your photographers can capture a jaw-dropping perspective from the rooftop, with the Topa Topa Mountains providing a stunning backdrop for your vows. Inside, the Mission Hall reception space features refinished original wood floors, 40-foot lofted ceilings, original wood beams with intricate designs, and original stained glass, all contributing to the venue's timeless elegance. Experience the beauty of Fillmore Chapel - schedule a tour today to discover how this incredible venue can make your wedding truly one-of-a-kind.

Start your forever at Cambria Pines Lodge and discover uniquely enchanting indoor and outdoor wedding venues steeped in the beauty and tranquility of the California Central Coast. A world-class location for groups of 50 to 250 guests, our Gazebo Garden provides tables scattered about the lawn with market umbrellas that provide shade from the midday sun. A lovely stepping-stone aisle makes a pathway through the grass while stunning flowers abound in the surrounding beds. We also provide a more intimate outdoor wedding location in the traditional Victorian White Garden with white-flowering shrubs and plants. Our gorgeous Peacock Room, Treetop Room and Sycamore Room also provide ideal spaces for indoor receptions. In addition, our seasoned catering staff is happy to create custom menus for your big day.

Zaca Creek has been an iconic landmark property in the Santa Ynez Valley for more than half a century. Much beloved by the locals for its deep roots in the history of Buellton; Zaca Creek has been resurrected after almost two decades of dormancy. Staying true to the history of the locale, the reclamation of this property was carefully centered around the founding principle of combining timeless resources of the highest quality with custom craftsmanship built to last. The transformation of this landmark establishment from the remodel, landscape, menu design and layout focus on the simple and time-tested philosophy of world-class materials and attention to detail in every aspect. The culmination of this is a masterfully reimagined establishment with nuanced flavors and old-world techniques. Our covered patio and inside tavern area are both open, with limited seating for both so reservations are recommended.

Located in the northern part of the Santa Ynez Valley, Mattei’s Tavern is the heartbeat of historical Los Olivos, and the warm aura of the 1886 original reigns. A pioneering social hub both then and now, Mattei’s welcomes couples, families and friends – old and new – to enjoy locally sourced, farm-driven menus that highlight the bounty of the central coast’s land and sea, and a destination spa that practices an innovative seasonal treatment menu.

Foxen Canyon Ranch is a working cattle ranch tucked away on over 200 acres. We are located on the Santa Ynez Valley wine trail, just 30 minutes north of Santa Barbara. A striking white barn welcomes you and your guests as you arrive. Open gardens, expansive lawns and century old oaks, provide the perfect atmosphere for any event. There are infinite possibilities for events of different sizes, levels of grandeur or intimacy with plenty of interior and outdoor spaces. The ranch is designed to be the canvas for your unique creation and ideas.

La Arboleda is nestled in the center of the Santa Rita Hills with beautiful ceremony backdrops abundant throughout. The estate sits on acres of walnut & olive trees and features entertainment pavilions, a bar, and stage. The rustic dining pavilion is wrapped in glass and trellised with blooming vines. A waterfall feeds into a meandering stream that flows through the heart of the property. The lush and rustic setting truly feels like the perfect escape for an unforgettable wedding weekend.

Plenty is in a historic building, originally the town hardware store. It's beautifully renovated with a stylish dining space indoors and a romantic treelined patio. The vibe is classy, fun, warm, intimate.

Las Cumbres Ranch is a holistically-operated, family-owned ranch located in the Purisima Hills on California’s Central Coast. We breed pedigree Bonsmara cattle. We follow regenerative practices, thus increasing biodiversity. Holistically planned regenerative grazing considers not only the condition of the cattle but also the condition of the soil, the plants, and the wildlife. Regenerative planned grazing imitates the grazing patterns of ancient migrating herds. We produce Beef, Eggs, and Honey that we sell to local Restaurants and Farmers Markets. We have many different spaces that can be used for events, depending on the aesthetic desired.

Glen Annie Golf Club is a championship golf course with first class amenities situated in the rolling foothills of scenic Santa Barbara. This challenging golf layout is enhanced by breathtaking panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and Channel Islands and is always maintained with the highest standards. You don't need to be a golfer to enjoy the clubhouse with its award winning architecture, creative cuisine and inviting atmosphere. The staff at Glen Annie Golf Club proudly offers patrons friendly service and strict attention to detail. By providing guests with a memorable experience for a remarkable price, Glen Annie Golf Club has become synonymous with Exceptional Golf... Exceptional Service... Exceptional Value!

De La Vina Inn will add a touch of luxury and charm to your wedding. Historic architecture abounds in this meticulously restored inn, providing a beautiful backdrop for your special day. The Penthouse Suite perched at the top of the inn can be your romantic getaway, as well as your ‘getting ready’ space prior to your ceremony. With a buy-out of the inn, there are 8 private suites that can sleep 2 adults, all with their own private bath, and many have a cozy fireplace and balcony with city and garden views. You will have access to all the comforts of home...full kitchen, spacious living and dining room, and sun room that flows out to the back patio that overlooks the beautifully landscaped garden. The back garden has a soothing fountain and string lights, creating a picturesque setting for rehearsal dinners and smaller ceremonies and receptions (up 50 attendees/guests). Having a completely exclusive location for you and your group to enjoy, is a rare find in Santa Barbara!

Please visit the sbhistorical website for more information. Founded in the 1930s, this cultural landmark invites, charms, and stuns guests in the historic El Pueblo Viejo district. Evoke the romance of early Spanish California by celebrating your wedding or special occasion on the grounds of this cultural landmark located in the heart of Santa Barbara's historic district. Enjoy the ambience of two private, interconnected courtyards distinguished by native and exotic landscaping and accented with splashing fountains.

Let the Santa Maria Country Club be the perfect setting for your special day! Whether you are considering an intimate ceremony or a lavish reception, our breathtaking scenery and personalized service will create unforgettable memories for your new beginning!

Be the first to check out Drift, Santa Barbara’s newest boutique hotel located in the heart of downtown on State Street. Drift is a 45-room boutique hotel with options for travelers of every kind, from the two-person Bunk all the way to the expansive rooftop Drift Penthouse. In addition to rooms, Drift’s on-site coffee shop, Dawn, is inspired by SoCal’s vintage surf culture, and offers a full menu of coffee, breakfast, and lunch. Drift’s on-site bar, Dusk, draws on our rich Mexican heritage, and serves beer, handcrafted cocktails, and a raw bar. Drift’s State Street location sits on an expansive car-free promenade filled with restaurants, entertainment, and shops. It’s also a breezy, 10-minute stroll from the Santa Barbara pier and beautiful California beaches.

Our iconic property was originally built in 1952, and has now emerged as an elevated retreat nestled in The Hidden Valley of Enchantment. We offer an intimate getaway filled with thoughtfully crafted meals, a bar where conversation flows effortlessly, 21 newly refined rooms with stylistic nods to the past, and 2 acres of artfully designed outdoor space. Our Enchanted Valley sits amidst star-filled night skies for some of the best stargazing in California and golden mountains boasting hiking trails, wildflowers, and wilderness. Our resort retreat boasts a full service, locally-inspired restaurant and bar, a craft coffee shop, and a market featuring house-made and local products. Wanderlust seekers can also enjoy a pool to splash into under the California sun, a jacuzzi to warm up in on cool desert nights, a barrel sauna with sunset views, outdoor fire pits and games to bring together friends new and old, as well as plenty of event spaces to celebrate the beauty of this unmatched haven.

Embodying an upscale beach house-inspired design, Vespera Resort on Pismo Beach offers a fun, active, and stylish escape for guests to relax, unwind, and enjoy the best of Pismo Beach. Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Vespera invites you to experience a taste of beach living. This hotel features stunning, modern spaces for couples to celebrate their special occasion, such as ballrooms and private dining rooms. Couples can find this hotel right on the beach, a three-minute walk from the Pismo Beach Pier.

Originally a part of the Ran­cho Cor­ral de Piedra and one of the oldest existing milking barns in the county. Rancho Corral de piedra was a 30,911-acre (125.09 km2) Mex­i­can land grant in present day San Luis Obispo County, Cal­i­for­nia con­sist­ing of two square leagues given in 1841 by Gov­er­nor Juan B. Alvarado to José María Villav­i­cen­cio, with an exten­sion of five square leagues given in 1846, by Gov­er­nor Pio Pico. The grant was located between present day San Luis Obispo and Arroyo Grande, and bounded on the south by Arroyo Grande Creek