Honeypot 212 West 12th Street • Los Angeles • CA 90015

Your rental at Honeypot includes 14 hours of exclusive use of the space, so there's plenty of time for setup, the celebration and breakdown. In-house furnishings include a six-piece couples lounge, a mobile bar, tables and chairs, and six cocktail tables, plus access to the kitchenette and WiFi. Two roll-up doors make it easy for your caterer and decor team to load in.

Yes. Honeypot has two interconnected areas, one for your ceremony and one for your reception. After the ceremony and cocktail hour, the doors open to reveal the main reception hall, which gives guests a fun surprise and means there's no need to flip the room while everyone waits.

Yes. Honeypot is BYO for both catering and alcohol, so you can choose your own caterer and bar service. The venue also shares a handpicked list of vendors who know the space well, including photographers, videographers, furniture rental companies, caterers, wedding coordinators and hotels. Ask for the wedding profile, which outlines the preferred vendors.

The rental fee at Honeypot runs $5,100–5,500, depending on your guest count. That covers 14 hours of exclusive use, in-house furniture, the kitchenette and WiFi. Since catering and alcohol are BYO, budget separately for food, drinks and staffing. Honeypot also offers a $500 discount if you book within 48 hours of your tour.

Honeypot hosts up to 100 guests, which makes it a great fit for small to medium-size weddings. The two connected rooms give everyone plenty of space to spread out, and guests who want a break from the dance floor can slip into the other room to chat.

Honeypot has a separate area at the back of the building with a dedicated lounge, a kitchenette and extra space that works well for hair and makeup or as a staging spot for your vendors. Natural light from the skylights makes it a nice setting for getting-ready photos, too.

Honeypot is a vintage warehouse in downtown Los Angeles with 30-foot cathedral ceilings, exposed steel bow trusses, seven overhead skylights and whitewashed brick walls. The industrial character means you don't need much decor to make it feel special. It's also within walking distance of downtown restaurants, hotels and nightlife, which is handy for out-of-town guests.