It's a Fake Wedding × Night Society

It's a Fake Wedding
Washington D.C.

Friday, November 6, 2026 · SAX · Washington D.C.

A black-tie wedding for two people you've never met — that detonates into the best night of your life. You don't know the bride. You don't know the groom. No strings attached.

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DateNovember 6, 2026
VenueSAX
CityWashington, D.C., USA
Dress codeBlack-tie · wedding-guest formal

The Concept

Would you attend a wedding without knowing who's getting married?

That's It's a Fake Wedding — and on November 6, 2026 it lands in Washington D.C.

Guests arrive dressed to the nines for a wedding where nobody knows the bride or the groom — and nobody cares. What begins as an elegant ceremony erupts into a high-energy party: DJs, hora loca, VIP tables and surprises until the lights come up. Reception, ceremony, party — staged for one unforgettable night.

i.

Reception

Red carpet, a cold drink, and a room full of strangers about to become your wedding crew.

ii.

Ceremony

The officiant. The bride. The groom. Vows you'll believe for exactly four minutes.

iii.

Party

The “I do” becomes the drop. The wedding becomes the best party of the year.

Good Questions

It's a Fake Wedding Washington D.C. — your questions

What is It's a Fake Wedding Washington D.C.?
It's a Fake Wedding Washington D.C. is an immersive black-tie wedding for a bride and groom you've never met — a full ceremony, first dance and bouquet toss that erupts into a DJ-fuelled party with hora loca, VIP tables and an open dancefloor. It's the original fake wedding, founded in 2022 and now thrown in cities worldwide. The wedding is fake. The party is real.
When and where is It's a Fake Wedding in Washington D.C.?
It takes place on November 6, 2026 at SAX, Washington. Doors and exact timings are sent to ticket-holders a few days before.
How do I get tickets for the Washington D.C. edition?
Tap “Get Tickets” on this page to buy securely through our official ticketing partner. Tickets are limited per edition and VIP tables go fast.
What's the dress code?
Wedding-guest formal — black tie, cocktail dresses, sharp suits. Dress like you're quietly trying to outshine the bride.
Is the wedding real?
No. The bride, the groom and the officiant are part of the show, and your marriage certificate is a souvenir. The party, the people and the open dancefloor are very, very real.
Can I come alone?
Yes. Most people arrive solo and leave with a whole wedding crew. You're not a guest of the couple — you're a guest of the night.

You're invited to the most unusual wedding in Washington D.C.

No invitation needed. Just a ticket, your best outfit, and a willingness to fall for two complete strangers.

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