Located in southwest Washington State at the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, Monet Vineyards is a private estate open by appointment only for photoshoots. In the future, our primary vision is to offer educational mind and body day retreats and food and wine events. We may host a few weddings per year with under 75 people.
We look forward to sharing with you the peace and simple joy of a well-loved place that stands in harmony with nature.
Weddings booking for year 2025 is closed.
Location Details
Getting Here: You'll find us at 14698 NE 212th Ave, Brush Prairie, WA 98606. We'll have our gates open in anticipation of your arrival, and invite you to park your vehicle anywhere in our parking lot.
Venue Use: We have an ever-changing space that evolves with the seasons. For photo sessions, we open to clients the exterior of the estate house, our gardens, and vineyard.
Props and Accessories: We understand your love for creative accents, but note that all props for photo sessions need to be reviewed for liability reasons via conversation with Monet Vineyards prior to being brought to our venue. Any props brought into Monet Vineyards without permission are subject to refusal.
Before You Visit
Payment Options: We accept payment for photo shoots online only via debit or credit card. You'll be guided through a payment process after scheduling your shoot. We do not accept checks or cash at this time.
Photo Shoot Fee: $225/1.5 hours or $280/2 hour.
Editorial & Styled Shoot Fee: $200/hour (contact us to book)
Cancellations/Refunds: As a general rule, we do not allow for refundable cancellations, and we encourage our clients to reschedule instead. Clients must cancel their session with at least 24 hour advance notice to be granted a rescheduling opportunity. That being said, we understand that inclement weather and other emergencies can interrupt the best of plans, and we will work with clients on a case-by-case situation if need be.
What Not To Bring: Please respect that preserving the beauty of Monet Vineyards requires a lot of upkeep, and refrain from bringing throwaway items to your shoot. Be also mindful about bringing food/snacks with packaging, as clients are responsible for any waste materials they bring.