Sodo Park Wedding

photographed by: Lexi Wilson | Associate Photographer

bride and groom dance in front of their guests at sodo park

Timeless Charm meets Industrial Architecture at Sodo Park

When it comes to your wedding day, finding the perfect venue sets the stage for an unforgettable celebration. Nestled in the heart of Seattle, Washington, Sodo Park stands as an enchanting wedding venue that captures the essence of romance and elegance. With its timeless charm, exquisite details, and versatile spaces, Sodo Park offers couples a truly remarkable setting to say “I do”.

Picture this: stepping into a world where historic grandeur blends seamlessly with contemporary sophistication. Sodo Park, situated in the vibrant SoDo neighborhood, embraces the rich history of its 100-year-old building, once a factory for the Western Meat Company. Now, it’s a premiere wedding venue that keeps the charm of the industrial-chic architecture.

The event space is awe-inspiring, with exposed wood beams, soaring ceilings, original brick, and globe lights hung throughout the grand, main space. It’s perfect for large or intimate weddings with an area for cocktail hour while your planning team flips the room for reception.

VENDORS

planning: Jubilee Weddings and Events
venue: Sodo Park
florals: Dreyer House Florals
catering: Herban Feasts
entertainment: Orion Entertainment
cake / desserts: Baked Seattle

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“Picture this: stepping into a world where historic grandeur blends seamlessly with contemporary sophistication.”

Sodo Park Wedding with all the feels

When Grace and Henry inquired and said they were getting married at Sodo Park, I couldn’t be more excited! My associate Lexi did such an amazing job on the images. As we spoke, Grace and Henry made it clear that they wanted natural, timeless photos, which is my love language. Sodo Park lends itself so well to these vibes.

In addition to timeless photos, Grace and Henry structured their day to be simple and focused on their guests. That was one of the most important things to them, and when it’s important to my clients, it’s important to me.

As you look through the images, you’ll see so much emotion as Grace and Henry interact with their guests, witness their toasts, and have one of my favorite first dances of all time. Not to mention, they got to incorporate their dog into the ceremony which couldn’t be cuter.