Whether it’s the 1,000 rolling acres of vines, a garden with a 250-year-old willow tree, the fully-restored Airstreams and vintage cars, or the natural rock formations in the distance, this scenic (and celebrity-faved) Malibu wonderland’s unique wedding-ready locations will no doubt impress your guests. Capacity: 100 to 500. Pricing: Upon request.

Nestled in the heart of Malibu Wine Country, Calamigos Ranch has four unique “rooms,” including the rustic Redwood Room surrounded by oak and eucalyptus trees and The Pavilion lawn, where Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul had a ferris wheel for his wedding. Capacity: 75 to 500. Starting price: $134 and up per person.

Surrounded by a rose garden, shade-covered lawns, a gazebo, and more, this city-owned 1920s-built vacation home of pioneering petroleum geologist William S. Orcutt offers plenty of al fresco photo ops for historic landmark devotees. Capacity: 175. Starting prices: $780 for the first 3 hours Monday through Thursday; $1820 for the first 6 hours Friday through Sunday, holidays, and days prior to holidays.

As the only two-story ballroom on the Westside, this Classic Revival landmark promises an upstairs balcony with views of the dance floor below, a dining room with floor-to-ceiling windows, and a lounge that doubles as a bridal dressing room. Capacity: 180. Starting price: Upon request.

Unlike the City of Los Angeles, Santa Monica doesn’t require a permit for a wedding on the beach (or at Palisades Park). But, your entire party must be under 150 and spots are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Of course, there are rules to follow and items that you can bring (tables, chairs, small archways, canopies under 400 square feet, to name a few) and cannot bring (tents with side panels, generators, cooking equipment). Capacity: 150. Starting price: Free.

Greystone Mansion (not to be confused with La Cienega nightclub Greystone Manor), features 18.3 acres of picturesque charm, including breathtaking views of the Santa Monica Bay and the LA Basin. Besides strolling the garden, guests can explore the 46,000-square-foot mansion's first floor, which is an experience in itself. Capacity: 300 (indoor seated) to 400 (outdoor theatre-style). Starting price for 200 guests: $2,300 (ceremony only), $5,400 for grounds only, $8,600 for mansion and terrace, $15,500 for grounds and mansion; plus refundable $1,000 surety deposit.

If your idea of tying the knot involves panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and a Lloyd Wright-designed “glass sanctuary [that’s] nestled in a grove of towering by redwood trees,” this Swedenborgian Church—which welcomes couples of any faith — is The One. Plenty of indoor greenery, a rose garden, and perfectly landscaped greens complete your photo-worthy nuptials. Capacity: 100. Starting price: $1,500.

There are plenty of succulents-filled outdoor spaces in LA, but this smog check station-turned-event venue is also eco-friendly. The 6,500-square-foot Culver City spot is 100 percent solar-powered. It’s also decked out with vertical gardens and vintage decor. Capacity: 175 seated guests. Starting prices: $5,340 (75 guests Mondays through Thursdays) to $10,200 (175 guests on Saturdays) plus security deposit ($2,000 to $3,000).

An example of the Hollywood estates that served as winter homes for deep-pocketed Midwesterners and East Coasters before the film industry laid down its roots, this Mission Revival manse offers a formal Spanish garden, an Italian Rose garden, a Japanese garden, orchards, and a palm tree-lined court. Capacity: 150. Starting price: $3,000.

One of Hollywood’s oldest homes, this 1904-built Victorian-inspired farmhouse is surrounded by well-manicured gardens and fruit trees. On-site suites make it convenient to accommodate the to-be-wed couple and out-of-town guests. Capacity: 250. Starting price: $5,000.

Featuring gorgeous views of the Pacific Ocean and an expansive green lawn, this picturesque San Pedro spot owned by the city is also home to Fort MacArthur Museum and the Korean Bell of Friendship. Capacity: 150. Starting price: $566 including $100 refundable cleaning deposit.

How rad would it be to say you had your wedding at the Natural History Museum? In addition to the well-booked Grand Foyer, spaces for rent include the African Mammal Hall, the North American Mammal Hall, and the historic Rotunda. Capacity: 250. Starting price: $8,500 for one space from 6 to 11pm.

This private social club in the heart of DTLA features European Renaissance décor that's ideal for fans of flash. At night, the rooftop and terrace offer a dreamy view of the city's skyline. This members-only location is super tight-lipped about pricing, so call for details.

The cool hotel has several stylish spaces to choose from for couples in love with Spanish Revival architecture and Hollywood history, including the breathtaking United Artists Theater and second-floor Segovia Hall event space. Ace Hotel also offers elopement packages for those spontaneous lovebirds. Capacity: 140 (seated) to 500 (standing). Starting price: $1,500.

Designed by iconic architect John Parkinson, the LAAC houses a host of picturesque spaces for weddings. Just a few options include the private rooftop with Downtown views and the ballroom with crystal chandeliers and intricate woodwork. Capacity: 150 (indoors seated) to 250 (outdoors seated) for ceremony, 450 (seated) to 800 (standing) for indoor reception. Starting price: $4,000 plus $110 and up per person for catering.

If you're looking to get hitched in a quintessential LA landmark, this is your place. Built in 1939, the DTLA train station's Spanish Revival architecture and 50-foot cathedral ceilings will keep your guests marveling. Capacity: 300 (seated) to 700 (standing) for South Patio, 500 (seated) to 1,000 (standing) for Main Concourse. Starting price: $6,000 for South Patio, $9,000 for Main Concourse; additional details here.

Located just over the Los Angeles River, this hidden gem features greenery, botany and, above all, privacy. The money shot is the main courtyard's three-tiered fountain nestled in the center of a reflecting pool; there’s also the California building and the San Fernando courtyard where a “magnificent old ficus tree” offers shade and “quiet dignity.” Main courtyard capacity: 300 (seated) to 800 (standing) to 600 (reception). Starting price: $7,000 for 150 people including security deposit.

Designed to mimic a “Spanish mission with white stucco cement and a red tile roof,” the Eagle Rock Carnegie Library is an LA landmark. Built in 1914, it features a lovely wood beamed ceiling and a colonnade of arches. The Mission Revival building is available for rentals on weekends (it has a capacity of 125 guests) for a base fee of $3,500.

A popular spot for engagement photos, this Pasadena garden features a teahouse, a 15-foot waterfall, and lush ponds. According to the venue’s website, the strollable al fresco space is also the “only intact example of a major Japanese-style garden created before World War II for a residence in Southern California.” Capacity: 200. Starting price: approx. $1,500 for ceremony only, $3,000 for reception only, $3,500 for ceremony and reception.