Sacramento Valley Wedding Guide

Indoor or Outdoor

Sacramento is home to so many beautiful indoor and outdoor wedding venues! Have you always dreamed of an outdoor garden wedding? How about exchanging vows indoors at a historical estate? No matter what you’re looking for in a wedding, Sacramento is guaranteed to deliver.

Venue Capacity

When it comes to choosing a Sacramento wedding venue, capacity will play a big role—especially as your guest list begins to grow. Before choosing your venue, it’s best to have an idea of your approximate headcount ahead of time.

Sequoia Mansion is a vintage estate wedding venue in historic placerville, CA

Sacramento Valley's Favorite Wedding Venues

Sterling Hotel

The historic Sterling Hotel is an elegant Sacramento wedding venue with a captivating stained-glass rotunda and a cocktail patio. With its prime location in the heart of downtown Sacramento and onsite lodging options, this venue offers unparalleled convenience for your guests.

Fast Facts:

• Sacramento, the capital of California, is the fastest-growing city in the Golden State and was home to Ronald Reagan for many years as the state governor.
• Known for outstanding culture, Sacramento boasts a ballet, opera and philharmonic orchestra as well as seven significant theaters. This passion for the arts extends to the locals who have more community theater groups than anywhere else in California.
• We like to think our beautiful Sterling Hotel fits right into this center for culture and community. Mere steps away from the Governor's Mansion and the Capitol Park, this stunning downtown Sacramento wedding venue is steeped in acclaimed history.
• Find out more about Sacramento's favorite historic mansion...

Evergreen Springs

Evergreen Springs in Elk Grove, California, has beautiful waterfalls, patios, mature greenery, wood floors, bistro lighting, a dramatic brick accent wall, and a modern yet classic feel. The community is rich in culture, offers convenient city access, and has plenty of nearby restaurants, hotels, and shopping.

Fast Facts about Elk Grove:

• Elk Grove was founded in 1950 and recognized as one of America's fastest-growing cities back in 2005 when it won the 'Award for Excellence' in the planning and environmental quality category.
• The local farmer's markets showcase the best of Central and Northern California—not surprising given this farming town's agricultural roots.
• Guests will love the family wineries, historical museum, and the chance to unwind at the many day spas.
• Explore the beauty of Elk Grove's most luxurious wedding space...

Sequoia Mansion

Sequoia Mansion in Placerville, California, has a vintage parlor, a sun-drenched front porch for intimate ceremonies, towering trees, a private wooden bar, and an original hand-carved fireplace—all wrapped up in a historic manor house.

Fast Facts about Placerville:

• Placerville is located between Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe in beautiful El Dorado County, rich in Gold Rush history. When it was incorporated in 1854, it was the third-largest town in California and a central hub for the region's mining operations.
• Today, expect a laid-back pace and enjoy the old-world charm as you wander the city packed with historical vistas, from the old-fashioned Soda Works to Confidence Hall. You'll find this historic wedding venue, Sequoia Mansion, fits right in—it's equally packed with charm and elegance!
• We recommend taking your family to explore a real gold mine, followed by a visit to a local winery or apple orchard for a chance to experience local cuisine and the gorgeous scenery of the Eldorado National Forest.
• Discover why Sequoia Mansion's characterful charisma is an excellent choice...

Union Brick

Union Brick in Roseville, California, has a rippling wall of decorative waterfalls in the outside ceremony area, modern styling with a jaw-dropping crystal chandelier, romantic bistro lights, and beautiful high ceilings in the indoor ceremony space and grand hall.

Fast Facts about Roseville:

• Back in the day, Roseville was home to the largest ice manufacturing plant in the world—making it the coolest NorCal city since 1909! Since then, the city has continued to grow and received a multi-million dollar investment in 1988 to revitalize the downtown core and restore the historic center.
• Roseville is now a vibrant mix of old and new! We recommend a historical walking tour of the town with your wedding party before heading to Union Brick for your ceremony rehearsal, where they can enjoy modern-day luxury and crisp architectural features.
• The Roseville climate is Mediterranean, with dry summers and usually snowless winters. In fact, Roseville recently made the top 100' best places to live' study and is ranked as one of 'America's best small cities'.
• Learn more about this unique wedding venue in Roseville, CA...

THINGS TO DO IN SACRAMENTO:

Whether you are a local city dweller with out-of-town guests or planning a destination wedding in Sacramento, we’ve pulled together some of our favorite activities that the area has to offer:

• B Street Theater: one of Sacramento’s premier live entertainment venues, B Street Theater is a must-visit for both contemporary productions and popular classics. The theater is also home to a variety of classes and workshops for students of all ages.
• Crocker Art Museum: the Crocker Art Museum is an absolute dream for art lovers everywhere. The museum features a diverse spectrum of exhibitions, events, and programs that include films, concerts, lectures, children’s activities, and more.
• Crest Theater: The iconic Crest Theater originally opened in 1912 as a vaudeville palace under the moniker Empress Theater. The Create Theater now screens classic and modern films for adoring movie fanatics.
• California State Capital Museum: the California State Capital Museum combines rich history with breathtaking architecture. Whether you’re interested in learning something new or stopping by for a quick photo, we highly recommend dropping by the capital building.
• Visit Old Sacramento: the Old Sacramento State Historic Park is home to a number of Gold Rush-era historic structures, including the Eagle Theater and B. F. Hastings Building. Old Sacramento’s cobblestone streets are lined with countless historical structures that each have a unique story to tell.
• Dine at The Kitchen: Sacramento is America’s Farm-to-Fork Capital, and The Kitchen has been spearheading this initiative since 1991. Known as one of the city’s best restaurants, The Kitchen is a can’t-miss for foodies.

If you are planning a Sacramento wedding, take a moment to enjoy everything Sactown and the surrounding area has to offer. From the vibrant arts scene to the storied history of the gold rush era, this Northern California metropolis makes for a charismatic backdrop to say, ‘I do.’ Your guests will fall in love with the sights and sounds of Sacramento and you will have truly stunning photos from your wedding day!