Indian Wedding Venue: Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach

Indian Wedding Venue Features:

Lighthouse Courtyard ceremony venue overlooking the Pacific Ocean
Spanish-inspired architecture
VERY experienced in Indian weddings
Excellent venue for a destination wedding

About The Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach:

Located in Huntington Beach, Orange County, California
Approximately 25mi. West of John Wayne Airport (SNA)
Indoor and outdoor event spaces
Event Amenities: tables, chairs, linen, silverware, glassware, china, dance floor, lighting, servers, staff and more.

Ceremony Capacities:

Lighthouse Courtyard seats up to 400 guests (most popular ceremony venue)
California Courtyard seats up to 200 guests
Spa Courtyard seats up to 100 guests

All of these are outdoor ceremony venues. The Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach does allow indoor ceremonies as well. You may be required to get a permit and pay a fire watch fee.

Reception Capacities:

Select from 6 Ballrooms with varying capacities: 100-1100 guests with a dance floor.

The Grand Ballroom comes with the Grand Foyer and Terrace with spectacular ocean views during cocktail hour.
The Huntington Ballroom is also very popular with floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Lighthouse Courtyard and the Pacific Ocean; seats up to 300 guests
Mariners Ballroom reflects the resort’s Andalusian style; seats up to 400 guests.

Pricing Info:

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Indian Wedding Venue Friendliness:

Allows Outside Catering? Yes
Allows Horse Baraat? Yes
Allows Elephant baraat? Sorry no ele’s allowed in Huntington Beach.
Allows Car Baraat? Yes
Allows Outdoor Ceremony Flame? Yes
Allows Indoor Ceremony Flame? Yes, though most couples opt to have an outdoor, oceanfront ceremony but they do allow the flame indoors as well. You may be required to get a permit and pay a fire watch fee.
Consumption Bar Option? Yes

The Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach welcomes all types of wedding ceremonies. The resort staff has experience in everything from Sikh, Muslim, Jain, Hindu, Christian, Buddhist and more weddings in addition to back-to-back ceremonies.