The Top 5 Wyoming Wedding Venues

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Written By Flora Gibson

Wyoming is truly breathtaking, since shooting there last year I can’t stop thinking about going back. From the mountains to the fall colors and wide open landscape it’s one of the truly wild places left in the world. While most couples get married in Wyoming during the summer for the warmth I absolutely loved shooting during the fall last year and getting to see the fall colors in all their glory. While cold, if you are ok wearing a Pendelton and boots it’s such a beautiful season.

  1. Brush Creek Ranch - Saratoga, a beautiful rustic luxury wedding venue you can see the last wedding I shot there HERE 30,000-acre ranch land. Surrounded by family and friends, this unmatched, all-inclusive Western wedding is here to create the weekend of your dreams. Their inspired wedding venues, premium guest accommodations, creative catering menus, and dining locations provide you with an endless supply of ideas to make your wedding stand above the rest.

  2. Diamond Cross Ranch - Jackson Hole Wyoming Unobstructed Grand Teton views. Utmost privacy. A Western setting unlike any other. Western beauty meets modern luxury. What makes this resort so unique is the view of the Tetons from their backyard! I couldn’t imagine a more perfect backdrop.

  3. Fireside Resort- Wilson Wyoming, Beautiful modern luxury wedding venue. Boutique hotel with a focus on sustainability. Teton views with rivers running through their meadows.

  4. Moose Head Ranch - Jackson Hole Wyoming, lakes, forest, mountains there is nothing Moose Head Ranch doesn’t have. Starting at $9,000 it’s a great venue with a blank slate to imagine the wedding of your dreams.

  5. The Grand Tetons: Always a good idea, especially for an elopement. So many epic places to stop and have an intimate ceremony below some alpine glow.

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What to do during your Wyoming wedding

  • Hold a day before trail ride and an evening by the fireside roasting s’mores with your family and friends.

  • Go fly fishing at the beautiful rivers in Wyoming.

  • Skeet shoot with the whole bride and groom party

  • Make sure to schedule a morning of portraits at sunrise with a running of the horses

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Garrapata Beach Elopement
Garrapata Beach Elopement

Claudia and Avery Eloped this week in Carmel, California, with both their best friends, all the love in the world for each other, and nothing but laughter. We adventured to the cliffs where their friends led them through heartfelt vows; they celebrated with a champagne spray and shots. We explored Garrapata Beach for couples portraits and their first dance on the beach. They had the most beautiful, heartfelt day, and I felt so lucky to be a part of it.

Natasha Hall and Leo Howard are married!
Natasha Hall and Leo Howard are married!

Natasha Hall and Leo Howard were married in Big Sur this week. They had a private vow exchange by the river under the redwood trees in the forest of Big Sur, followed by an adventure on the coast, which we drove up the Ridgeline I saw the moon peek out above the Bixby with the golden field in the foreground. Then we greeted all their family and friends at the Airbnb. It was such an honor to document their love.

Deetjens Big Sur Elopement Photography
Deetjens Big Sur Elopement Photography

L & P eloped this week at Deetjens Big Sur for their California elopement; they are high school sweethearts who have been together for years and wanted to explore Big Sur for the first time together on their road trip from Washington. I suggested Deetjens for its proximity to beautiful redwoods with overall charm. We started their wedding day with a quick cuddle in the cabin before having a first look in the redwoods; then, it was off to the cliffs and beach for a champagne toast at sunset.

Flora Gibson
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