For destination weddings, you really can’t beat Park City, Utah. Whether you’re looking to celebrate your nuptials with country charm, sophisticated class, or a little of each, Park City has exactly what you’re looking for. There are endless possibilities for ceremony and reception venues that will amaze both you and your guests. Whether you’re envisioning a quiet, outdoor, mountain ceremony, or a ritzy bash at the lodge, you’ll find what you’re looking for. Here are just a few examples of the many options available for wedding venues in Park City.

Resort Themes
Park City is home to some of the most beautiful ski resorts in the world; they can be put to good use for your wedding celebration. Open year round, these resorts can provide a beautiful mountain setting for your wedding during any season. Hosting your wedding at a resort is also convenient because there is lodging onsite for your guests and endless activities to occupy their time all week long.

Deer Valley offers three amazing lodges to choose from for your wedding. They offer five star cuisine and beautiful wedding cakes. Along with the great food, you and your guests will enjoy full bar service and scenic chairlift rides.

The Canyons Resort is another great wedding venue that is located at a ski resort. The largest ski resort in Utah, they offer seven different venues that are available for weddings. The staff there can take care of everything, from catering to wedding planning and decorating, offering you a completely stress-free experience. At The Canyons, you can give your guests an unforgettable experience featuring unique memories like gondola rides, bridal spa parties, and world-class lodging.

In-Town Options
The ski resorts are what Park City is known for, but the town itself also has a lot to offer a wedding party. The in-town venues have so much to offer celebrating couples and their guests. From world-class dining to a robust nightlife, Park City is sure to entertain. Here are some of our favorite wedding venues:

• Sky Lodge: Located right on Main St., the Sky Lodge has a fantastic view of the mountains, delicious catering, and top notch staff. They have three different venues to choose from on-site so you’re sure to find something that fits your personal tastes.
• Kimball Art Center: Gallery weddings are exceptionally beautiful with their open spaces and peacefully sophisticated air. The Kimball Art Center has four venue options for weddings, including three galleries and an outdoor patio.
• Riverhorse on Main: This restaurant is able to host weddings of any size, from intimate family affairs up to 200 people, in their Soho style loft. There’s also plenty of space for a live band and dancing.
• High West Whiskey Distillery: For a completely unique experience, the saloon setting at the High West Whiskey Distillery is both hip and elegant. They have three venue options, offer delicious cuisine, and can offer guests up to six entree options.

You and your guests will have the time of your lives when celebrating your wedding in Park City. This town has something for everyone, and a unique quality that’s sure to give you unexpected pleasure. Choosing from one of these or many other venues will help ensure that you have the perfect, unforgettable wedding.

If you were hoping to hit the ski slopes in Park City for a vacation this year, it’s still not too late! The first half of April is usually when Park City receives some of its best snow of the year, which is making it an increasingly popular destination for spring break travelers. Historically, late winter storms leave a foot or more of beautiful new powder before giving way to blue, sunny skies that outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy as they hit the slopes. While many people opt for a warmer vacation during this first part of spring, Park City goers will tell you that a last winter hurrah is better time spent.

If you’re not a big fan of the skiing or snowboarding, there are plenty of other activities to keep you busy while visiting Park City. Other wintertime activities including ice skating, sledding, and scenic hot air balloon rides. If you were hoping to avoid the snow altogether, stay inside and take in some culture. Park City is well known for theater and other live performances at the Egyptian Theater and Eccles Center. There are also several art galleries that feature the work of  local artists and designers to give you a real taste of Park City.

Park City and its surrounding areas feature several interesting museums showcasing a variety of subjects, from the Air Force to skiing. The city itself is one big museum with 64 buildings, many of them right on Main Street, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A network of tunnels left over from the town’s mining era wind more than 1,200 miles through the surrounding mountains, many of which are open to tour and explore.

For those who are looking for a little more excitement, it can be found at the Utah Olympic Park. During the 2002 Winter Olympics, this park and other sites in and around Park City served as competition venues and are now used as Olympic training facilities. The park is also open to the public for activities like bobsledding, guided tours, an adventure course, sports clinics, and much more.

All of this combined with top rated restaurants, hotels, resorts, spas, and golf courses ensure that there’s something for everyone in Park City.