Plan your Dream Mountainside Wedding at Steamboat Resort
February 18, 2021
Photo by Andy Barnhart
If you’ve been dreaming of saying I do somewhere in the majestic mountains of the Rockies, we know just the place! Steamboat Resort, located in gorgeous Steamboat Springs, Colorado offers a variety of ceremony and reception locations so that you can bring your Pinterest vision to life. Take a look at some of the incredible options below to see which spot is the best fit for you and your fiancé.
Ceremony Venues
Steamboat Resort offers breathtaking views of the emerald green mountains in the summer to sparkling snow-covered terrain in the winter. Schedule a tour and see the incredible scenery for yourself, you’ll know immediately that Steamboat is the ideal place for your wedding. And with a dozen venues to choose from, there is a perfect wedding venue for every couple!
Thunderhead Lawn
Thunderhead Lawn might be our top pick for a ceremony at Steamboat Resort. How can you say no to 360º views of the surrounding landscape? Exactly! Not to mention, being on top of a mountain makes you feel like you’re the only one in the world. It makes for a private and intimate wedding ceremony no matter how big or small your party is. The capacity for this ceremony site is 300.
Vista Overlook
Vista Overlook is definitely for those couples who are wanting to celebrate in a more intimate setting. This ceremony site provides a view where the mountains flow into the valley floors and integrates the rich pastoral lands of this ranching community with the Flat Top Mountains looming in the distance. It’s truly breathtaking and will make for the most unforgettable wedding day. If you’re concerned about setting up all those chairs before and after your ceremony, don’t fret! The site fee for all three of Steamboat’s ceremony sites includes set up and breakdown!
Photo by Randy + Ashley Studios
Grand Pavilion
Perhaps you’re not looking to trek up the mountain or it’s not feasible for all of your guests, not a problem! Steamboat has a beautiful ceremony site that is just steps from the resort. The Grand Pavilion features covered seating and manicured landscape surrounded by native wildflowers and crisp blue mountain skies.
Photo by Larry Pierce
Reception Venues
Timber & Torch
Timber & Torch is a great option if you’re looking to have your ceremony and reception at one venue! Timber & Torch is Steamboat’s newest venue and it’s located at the base of the ski area. If you choose to have your ceremony at one of the on-mountain locations, you can move straight to cocktail hour after your I do’s without a 15-minute gondola ride down from the mountain. Sounds like a win to us!
Photo by KB Digital Designs
Four Points Lodge
If you’re dreaming of an unforgettable mountaintop I do, Four Points Lodge is a great option. This elegant mountain lodge is located 9,716ft above sea level and has an expansive outdoor deck and floor-to-ceiling windows that invite the outdoor scenery inside. Truly breathtaking! Your guests will be talking about this wedding for years to come.
Photo by Ashlee Crowden Photography
Photo by Larry Pierce
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Korbel Ballroom
Looking to host a grand wedding with all of your family and friends? The Korbel Ballroom couldn’t be more suited! With a capacity of 350, even your parents can invite a few of their friends to celebrate. With high ceilings and a foyer with a view of Emerald Mountain, this venue offers everything on your dream wedding venue list. With the ability to stay open well after midnight, you can party all night long with friends and family. No need to call it quits before you’re ready!
Photo by Larry Pierce
Emerald Mountain Tent
The beauty of a tent wedding is bringing the fabulous Colorado outdoors into your wedding venue. Not to mention, tents protect you and your guests from a light drizzle, sun, and more! The options are endless when it comes to decorating the inside, so let your Pinterest dreams go wild! Oh, and did we mention the tent opens over Steamboat Springs, looking towards Emerald Mountain. Now that’s a view you’ll never forget!
