Contact
- Seattle, Washington Seattle, WA, 98103
- +14257379998
- sola@thefremontsocial.com
- thefremontsocial.com
Canal Views. Crafted Moments.
The Fremont Social blends distillery charm with modern event design along the Seattle canal, offering a bright, inviting atmosphere for weddings of all sizes. Couples can host intimate celebrations in the Canal Room for 35–50 guests with waterfront views or enjoy the spacious Courtyard for up to 150 with a built-in stage and sound system. Flexible layouts, warm hospitality, and locally inspired menus crafted with fresh ingredients make this venue a standout for relaxed yet elevated celebrations.
Why Choose The Fremont Social
- Distillery-style venue along the Fremont canal
- Canal Room for intimate weddings + Courtyard for 150
- Built-in stage & sound system
- Locally sourced cuisine crafted by in-house chef
- Ideal for showers, engagements & weddings
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