Where to have a wedding? Unconventional DC venue suggestions

[Anonymous]

River farm was on the cheaper side when we looked
Barns @ wolf trap (def book up in advance though)
Old town hall in Fairfax

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Anonymous wrote:Nats Park. There are several reception rooms with fabulous views. Metro accessible and in town. No one would forget it.

http://washington.nationals.mlb.com/was/ballpark/nationals-park-events/venues/pnc-diamond-club/

I was just thinking about a Nats Park wedding last night.

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Anonymous wrote:

If you loved going to tracks, close your eyes, listen to this and reminisce.

Thank you. Love this.

[Anonymous]

O Street Mansion

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Anonymous wrote:We were looking for something similar and went for the bumper car pavilion at glen echo. So much fun!

One of the best weddings I've ever been to was at the bumper car pavillion at Glen Echo. Highly recommended!

[Anonymous]

Maybe not unconventional but the Hill Center grounds. I’d suggest renting out Little Pearl but it would probably blow your budget.

[Anonymous]

Eastern Market on the Hill

[Anonymous]

It's not that unconventional, but if you went to Martin's Crosswinds in Greenbelt, you can get venue and catering easily within your budget. The bonus is that the Holiday Inn is right across the parking lot which means that guests traveling and staying can walk back to their hotel without driving.

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Anonymous wrote:I grew up near Audubon in Chevy Chase and went to a few events at the Woodend Sanctuary. It’s a beautiful space, parking is easy, and it’s about 5-7 minutes from a Beltway exit. Might be worth looking into!

When we looked at that (quite a few years ago) we crossed it off our list because there is no a/c, which would be a bad idea in August.

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Anonymous wrote:We were looking for something similar and went for the bumper car pavilion at glen echo. So much fun!

US too!!!! Loved our wedding!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's not that unconventional, but if you went to Martin's Crosswinds in Greenbelt, you can get venue and catering easily within your budget. The bonus is that the Holiday Inn is right across the parking lot which means that guests traveling and staying can walk back to their hotel without driving.

Similarly the Greenbelt Marriott will be less costly than hotels in DC.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We were looking for something similar and went for the bumper car pavilion at glen echo. So much fun!

US too!!!! Loved our wedding!

DP here. I agree it's a great venue, but I'm not sure it's good for an August wedding.

[Anonymous]

that yellow house across from Meridian Hill Park (I forget the name)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:that yellow house across from Meridian Hill Park (I forget the name)

Already mentioned on an earlier page.
https://www.washingtonparks.net/josephine-butler-parks-center/

[Anonymous]

Carnegie Library. Attended one of the most beautiful weddings there.

Also, if you know someone you can get married at the Supreme Court.