The storied City of Angels offers a wealth of stunning indoor and outdoor wedding venues. Whether you're dreaming of an outdoor West Coast beach wedding or a decadent hotel ballroom, Los Angeles has the perfect location to suit your vision.

For something truly special, check out this unique wedding venue in DTLA! This one-of-a-kind space was a former smog shop but now features a standout pale pink cathedral with California-chic chandeliers.

1. The Vibiana

Built in 1876, The Vibiana is a truly unique wedding venue Los Angeles with its traditional cathedral feel mixed with modern amenities. The Vibiana features a gorgeous main dining room, outdoor garden and courtyard, Cardinals Quarters, Bishops Perch, and private rooms above the flagship restaurant Redbird. The Vibiana is the perfect location to have a one of a kind wedding.

The Vibiana is a full service facility with state of the art lighting and sound system, high quality, custom rental equipment, seasoned event management staff and an extensive culinary, craft libations and wine program. Chef Neal Fraser and his team will design decadent cuisine that is individually suited to your wedding.

Long time Los Angeles restaurateurs Amy Knoll Fraser and Chef Neal Fraser purchased and took over operation of The Vibiana in 2012. Since then, they have transformed the property into a stunning event space and a true oasis in the Historic Core of downtown LA. They have brought their guest-first, holistic restaurant hospitality philosophy, honed over three decades in the industry, to special events at Vibiana and their adjacent flagship restaurant Redbird.

2. Hotel del Coronado

Located on the island of Coronado, just across the bay from downtown San Diego, this iconic hotel is one of California’s best beach resorts. It’s an easy 20-minute drive from the airport, and many rooms have beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean. The hotel also offers an onsite restaurant, Serea, that serves the ultimate sea-to-table experience with a menu of fresh seafood and salads.

This beachfront Victorian-style hotel opened in 1888 and is a national historic landmark. It’s famous for being the setting for the Marilyn Monroe film Some Like It Hot and pictures of past guests line its walls. Today, the hotel has 757 rooms and beach cottages, as well as a spa, restaurants, shops, and a pool. Rooms range from standard ones in the original building, dubbed “Victorian rooms,” to deluxe oceanfront suites that can cost more than $1,000 a night or 400,000 Hilton Honors points.

During your stay, be sure to visit the Babcock and Story Bar, named for the hotel’s founders. It’s known for its long mahogany bar and cocktails crafted with herbs grown in the onsite garden. The hotel is also home to a beach bar and offers a variety of dining options, including the Crown Room Sunday brunch.

3. Castle Green

Castle Green is a stunning turn-of-the-century estate that exudes timeless elegance. The venue is filled with beautiful rooms, a grand staircase, and a courtyard that creates an unforgettable indoor and outdoor space for your wedding.

This castle wedding venue in Pasadena is an excellent option for history lovers and couples who want to give their guests a unique experience. It is located near old town, so it is easy for guests to walk there from their hotels.

The complex has a large central lobby, which is a perfect spot for a first look photo. The entrance is adorned with massive, carved doors. This is a very beautiful location, and it looks fantastic when a charming bride descends the stairs to her handsome groom.

The staff at Castle Green will help you plan your day and make sure it runs smoothly. They are able to accommodate different cultures, and they also understand the importance of long-distance planning. Their goal is to create a stress-free joyful experience for you and your loved ones. Anthony and Mark are fans of Disneyland, and they wanted their wedding to reflect this. They loved the Tower of Terror ride, and it inspired them to use their special day as a chance to tell their own story.

4. The Beverly Hills Hotel

When we think of Beverly Hills and opulence, The Beverly Hills Hotel is what comes to mind. A Dorchester Collection hotel, this opulent hotel and bungalows embody Old Hollywood glamour and is the perfect place to have a lavish wedding.

Originally opened in 1912, this is a landmark that has stood the test of time. Back then, the rooms and suites oozed a gilded elegance while the fabled bungalows were where Elizabeth Taylor honeymooned (with six husbands) and Marilyn Monroe slept.

The property offers a variety of sophisticated dining options. The Polo Lounge is a favorite for breakfast while the Cabana Cafe serves lunch and dinner daily. There is also Bar Nineteen 12 where you can have cocktails and drinks before or after a meal.

The property also has a spa where guests can relax and rejuvenate during their stay. Its central location on Sunset Boulevard makes it the ideal spot to host a lavish event or simply hang out with your friends. The property is about a 40-minute drive from Los Angeles International Airport and about an hour from the Pacific Ocean.

5. Il Cielo

When it comes to intimate, romantic wedding venues, there is no place more stunning than Il Cielo. Located along a busy street in Beverly Hills among multi-plex residences and restaurants, this venue offers the intimacy of a private home with all the glamour of a Hollywood starlet’s bungalow. Il Cielo, which means “the sky” in Italian, was opened up in 1986 by Pasquale Vericella who wanted to create a restaurant that felt like his own home. The restaurant resides inside a tiny bungalow that was originally a hair salon and has retained many of its original structural elements from when it was built in 1938.

This restaurant is more than just a dining destination; it’s a landmark that has become known as “the most romantic place in Los Angeles.” It serves lunch and dinner in a darling ambiance that would rival any Tuscan trattoria. Its menu includes risottos, pastas, crudos and surf and turf entrees. For dessert, try the nutty hazelnut praline panna cotta with zesty citrus marmalade. This restaurant is a celebrity favorite and it’s been seen in many movies, including the 2004 film Spanglish where it stood in for the patio of Adam Sandler’s restaurant.