Estes Park is a charming mountain town in Northern Colorado known for its exceptional wedding venues. Whether you are planning a destination wedding, a small family event or even an elopement, Estes Park has what you need to make your
big day special Nestled next to Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park has venues galore that let you drink in the beauty of the natural landscape while you are tying the knot. Inside these pages, you will find infor- mation on photog-
raphy, food, drink, lodging, venues and events to help you plan that special day.
From florists to make-up artists, Estes Park offers everything you need. So browse these pages and start making your mountain wedding dreams come true!
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There are many dedicated spaces and services for events
big and small in the Estes Valley. From the largest covered space in Estes Park to the most private garden, the Town of Estes Park has the
space for your next event!
Learn about a few of the venues offered by the Town of Estes Park below:
The Estes Park Event Complex is centrally located approximately a half mile from downtown Estes Park and the river walk at Stanley Park. This expansive event space includes two large-scale multipurpose event buildings: the Event Center and the Pavilion, together totaling 50,000 sq. ft. of indoor event space, and vendor RV parking.
The multi-purpose event space is ideal for festivals, car shows, concerts, expos and trade shows, indoor sporting events and national dog shows! There is almost no limit on the size or type of
event that can be held at the Estes Park Event Complex. For a smaller location, ideal for elopement ceremonies or as a designated meeting place for a day downtime, Mrs Walsh’s Garden is located just west of the Waterwheel on Elkhorn Avenue in a gated space of beautiful flowers, trees and bushes; set against a steep mountain backdrop.
The garden’s gate opens to a small reception area with several paths that lead through a botanical adventure The paths include fully-detailed informational signage and the garden is fully-fenced to keep this hidden gem protected from deer
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and elk looking for a tasty nibble. Mrs. Walsh’s Garden would make for a memorable setting for a wedding ceremony or a small social gathering. Ideal for its convenient location, public restrooms are located just across the street.
For a larger wedding venue look to the O’Connor Pavilion, where the natural surroundings set the stage for gorgeous ceremonies The site is among a forest of pines, aspens, and an elegant section of Fall River. There are two options for wedding ceremonies; Aspen Meadow and Deer Mountain Meadow, both with a dramatic mountain backdrop.
The O’Connor Pavilion is located five miles west of downtown Estes Park, and backs up to the Rocky Mountain National Park. Marrying natural beauty and outdoor comfort the O’Connor Pavilion can accommodate up to 140 people seated at once with restrooms, lawn games, electricity and is also handicap accessible.
The Town of Estes Park works closely with many of the local businesses and will help you find what you need for events. Reach out to the Events Complex general manager, Karen Shea to learn more!
“I encourage anyone looking for a group meeting place
to reach out or submit an RFP. We can help you with renting a venue, setting up food/ drink service, and securing overnight accommodations for your guests, along with transportation to and from the event,” said Shea.
Estes Park offers a free shuttle service from July to September to allow easy travel from venue locations to downtown shopping, dining, and lodging. For more details about any of the Estes Park Events Facilities please call Karen Shea, Sales and Marketing Manager at 970577-3956
DANIEL SEWELL ESTES PARK TRAIL-GAZETTE The O’Connor Pavilion area is available for private parties; contact the Town of Estes Park Events Complex. DANIEL SEWELL ESTES PARK TRAIL-GAZETTEEstes Park has become a premier destination for gatherings of friends and family members all converging to celebrate love and marriage. The beauty of the natural environment is electric and as diverse as the groups of people who visit, from various corners of the world, they find a way to come together for love.
Rehearsal dinners, bridal showers, elopement ceremonies and reception groups can include everyone who has been meaningful in the special couple’s lives or consist of only the runaway couple. No matter the following you
bring, Estes Park has a place for you.
A common request is for “meet and greet” space, please note that for any group over 14 or so people, it’s recommended to give advanced notice to the establishment with a plan on how many people are eating and drinking
Hosting groups can be difficult for a restaurant to manage while maintaining their established standards of service, this is why even groups that don’t plan to order food may still need to place a nonrefundable deposit to reserve a space for a large group.
Groups of less than 100 are welcome at Estes Park Brewery, La Cabana Mexican Bar and Grill, Sereni-
tea Tea Room; and groups of more than 100 are welcome at Venue on the Rocks, the Bull Pin, Historic Park Theatre and the Historic Stanley Hotel.
Each of these are unique and wonderful in their own way, below is more detail on each:
This lovely location can host up to 30 people and can be reserved in whole. On a regular business day, Serenitea Tea Room opens with
a breakfast/brunch service, followed by afternoon tea for lunch The freshly made food and aoromic teas will have you so comfortable you might wish it never ends. Serenitea is offering catering services for special events and wedding ceremonies, please reach out to Daisy to learn more For tea parties anytime vist Serenitea’s retail location to find their custom loose-leaf tea blends and tea-time accessories just a block away down mainstreet.
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The wonderful place for a cup of tea and a sandwich is quaint and comfortable
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The wonderful place for a cup of tea and a sandwich is quaint and comfortable.
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Originally a coffee shop called Coffee On The Rocks, now the space has developed into a gorgeous event venue. The property is nestled beautifully on the river, with a very cute pond that has become a sanctuary for the neighboring wildlife The coffee shop is still up and running, but this will be closed when special events are booked.
“Over the years so many people fell in love with our property and would ask if they could have their wedding here and or rehearsal dinner. With so many people interested in having their event here at our coffee shop we decided to turn it into an event venue as well, which we call Venue On The Rocks,” said Chuck Scott, the owner
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and operator along with his family.
Venue on the Rocks has a beautiful pavilion and breathtaking views. Ceremony’s can take place alongside the flowing river and abundant trees that surround the property, plus with the
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The original brewery of Estes Park has a large family-friendly space for up to 100 people that overlooks the brewing machines and bottlers. A full-restaurant menu of pizza, burgers, wings and more is available as well as a full-bar along with the 10-flagship beers they produce and other seasonal specials Billiards tables and arcades are available and an outdoor deck with views of the Moraine Park Valley in Rocky Mountain National Park are right outside the door.
towering mountains in the background, the space is a delight for the dearest naturalist.
To learn more about the newest event venue in the Estes Valley, or to set up a private tour, please reach out the their event’s coordinator, Rachel venueontherocksco@ yahoo com
Follow their page on Instagram to see more photos: @ venueontherocks
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Panoramic mountain vistas provide the picture-perfect backdrop for a destination wedding in Estes Park. Here’s everything you need to know to plan your big day, whether it’s an intimate elopement or a Colorado-inspired outdoor extravaganza.
Spring, summer, winter and fall are all brilliant times to get married in Estes Park and regardless of what time of year it is, the landscape is always beautiful While summer may be the most popular time to walk down the aisle, don’t discount the benefits of planning your wedding in colorful fall, spring bloom season, or in a serene winter wonderland.
An epic ceremony location, the wide open spaces in Rocky Mountain National Park provide the perfect place to tie the knot. A great option for small to medium size ceremonies, most of the park’s designated wedding sites accommodate up to 20 people and there are a few sites that can accomodate 100 guests. In order to marry in the national park, you must obtain a special permit and you need written approval from the Chief Rangers Office or Concessions Management Office (call 970.586.1209 or email romo fees permits@nps. gov). Book as soon as possible, as these stunning locations fill up quickly.
Another gorgeous option is Hermit Park Open Space,
a Larimer County park with a similar look and feel to Rocky Mountain National Park. Imagine Ponderosa pine forests, wetland meadows and a variety of mountain wildlife. There’s a group pavilion that you can reserve in advance. Located two miles southeast of Estes Park, Hermit Park Open Space requires entrance permits and is open March through mid-December.
There are also stunning lodge and hotel options located throughout the town of Estes Park, where you can host your ceremony and reception in one location Venue options include Black Canyon Inn, Della Terra, Fall River Village Resort, The Stanley Hotel, The Landing at Estes Park, The Estes Park Resort, Taharaa Mountain Lodge, YMCA of the Rockies and more.
For non-traditional, reception-only options try The Barrel, a Bavarian-style outdoor beer garden with a cozy, rustic indoor beer hall, or O’Connor Pavillion, a covered, streamside outdoor area complete with a volleyball court, fire pit and horseshoe pits. For catering options, Jubilations Catering and Bird & Jim Restaurant deliver delectable Colo-
The second story of the Bird’s Nest will be exclusively yours. We have created a warm, stunning second-story event space Located close to the entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park, the Nest Above is the perfect venue with a rustic modern look framed by beautiful mountain views.
Our upstairs event space is accessible by stairs or lift and can seat up to 80-90 guests.
If additional room is needed we can discuss full buyout of up and downstairs at the Bird’s Nest or cater to a larger event space of your choice.
We host all special events including wedding dinners, rehearsals, bridal lunches, corporate events and family gatherings.
Parties over 20 people must be at the Bird’s Nest and cannot be hosted at Bird & Jim.
Help your guests plan the ultimate vacation while they are in town for your nuptials Take incredible
hikes in the national park, explore Lake Estes, check out attractions like the Mustang Mountain Coaster or Open Air Adventure Park, shop downtown, take driving tours, watch wildlife, enjoy local craft beverages and more. In your invitation, you may want to recommend that your guests add extra days to their trip, so they can enjoy everything Estes Park has to offer.
Estes Park Trolleys is a niche transportation service that is aimed to make your wedding day special with their classic style trolleys. Additionally, the Estes Park Shuttle offers trips to and from Denver International Airport, as well as rides within town. Local tour companies will take you on wildlife watching tours or on guided hikes.
In order to make your wedding official, you will need to obtain a marriage license. Marriage licenses can be acquired by visiting any Clerk and Recorder’s Office in Colorado, including the one located in Estes Park.
For more wedding inspiration, contact the Estes Park Wedding Association ( estesparkweddings.com). The association plans an annual wedding show each winter in Estes Park where you can meet and chat with the local vendors you may choose to work with.
To help plan all those big day details including cakes and caterers, officiants, ceremony and reception sites, florists, photographers and other local vendors, check out visitestespark.com/weddings. You can also fill out a request for proposal from local businesses to provide you with more information. Happy planning!
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Welcome aboard the Estes Park Trolley! Wedding packages include two hours of travel, live music, a bouquet of roses and a boutonniere please be sure to mention the Estes Park Trail-Gazette Wedding Guide
Travel to a secluded location with your guests, forget about extensive décor and let nature be your beautiful backdrop! Packages start at $1000. Call 970-481-8531 or visit www.estesparktrolleys.com for more information.
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With a view of the Estes Valley to the East and a backdrop of the wonderous Rocky Mountains to the West, The Stanley Hotel serves as a quintessential location for any bride and groom looking to spend their special day surrounded by natural beauty.
From open space, nature-based offerings to ambiance immersed, intimate settings, this historic landmark has refined selections plotted all throughout its property. Out of all of its venues, however, perhaps the most grand of choices can be found its latest
The Pavilion venue at The Stanley comes outfitted with an indoor amphitheater, two ballrooms, three balconies, a pond-side lawn, a patio, two catering kitchens, a proper bridal room and a complimentary honeymoon suite, all-inclusive to those who choose to rent it
The amphitheater section of the venue accommodates up to 299 guests and is the traditional pick for ceremonies in most weddings. The space sits dressed with opulent architecture, a sea of 250 built-in chairs, coruscating chandeliers and a walkway balcony with room for any instrumentalists, vid-
eographers or photographers that one may want to include in the service.
While these inclusions hold a compelling charm of their own, the main allurement of the room comes in the towering glass wall that serves as the backdrop for the ceremony. The transparent barrier gives a clear view to a pond and rock wall flowing
waterfall that sits on the other side of it, and on weather permitting days can open 90 degrees to bring a nature- filled ambiance to the event
Along with the amphitheater, couples desiring to hold their ceremony outdoors have the building’s front balcony and pondside pavilion lawn to choose from. Although these
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The Pavilion’s amphitheater backdrop gives way to the waterfront
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F Parties, Weddings, Family Reunions Concerts, Shows Rehearsal Dinners
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Planning a wedding requires a lot of details and preparation. There are vows to write, a bridal gown to purchase, a honeymoon to plan and seating charts to prepare, among a plethora of other to-do items.
No matter how much planning even the most organized couple completes, details can be missed and items can be forgotten in the crunch of hours leading up to the big day.
Estes Park may be a small mountain town, but its shopkeepers, distillers, jewelers and hairdressers know how to help brides and grooms make sure no facet of the big day gets overlooked.
Here is just a small list of ideas, tips and retailers ready with the supplies and services you need to help ensure your wedding from the engagement to the 50th anniversary stays unforgettable for the right reasons.
The rings are one of the most important details for your wedding. These small tokens play a significant part of the ceremony and symbolize the infinite love you and your spouse will share for the rest of your lives
Why not incorporate your favorite mountain town into those cherished pieces of jewelry?
The Village Goldsmith, located at 235 West Elkhorn Avenue, can design customized matching rings for the bride and groom that incorporate the landmarks of Estes Park and the symbols unique to the couple. For example, use precious stones meaningful to the couple or inlay the outline of Longs Peak into the ring. Custom rings take about six weeks to produce And re-
member to stop into the shop to polish the jewelry, like engagement rings, wedding bands and necklaces, so it sparkles during the ceremony. For more information, visit https://www villagegoldsmith.com/.
Weddings are not just about the brides The men have taken a big step to make the commitment to a life of love and laughter, and they often include their best friends, childhood companions and family members in the wedding party.
Celebrate the momentous occasion with the groomsmen by giving a tasty gift from Estes Park’s first legal distillery.
Elkins Distilling Co., an Estes Park institution since 2016, offers a wide selection of locally produced bourbons, whiskeys, vodkas and sauces made exclusively with Colorado ingredients. A bottle of bourbon for enjoying before the wedding ceremony or a giving a gift basket of Elkins products to your groomsmen can add a special local touch to the wedding.
Elkins also has a downtown tasting room, which offers free whiskey tastings and a food tasting bar for bachelor and bachelorette parties.
To pre-order gifts, email Joe Elkins at joe@elkinswhisky.com.
Each couple wants to create a memorable wedding ceremony for themselves and their guests. Mountain Blown Glass, located at 101 West Elkhorn Avenue, can help in that endeavor by creating a custom glass piece as part of a unity ceremony at your wedding
Simply Christmas in downtown Estes Park provides a wide variety of Christmas decorations, including ornaments for the newly married.
The process starts with the bride and groom selecting colored glass chips before the wedding Called frit, these chips are then mixed together during the wedding ceremony to symbolize the two families coming together as one. After the wedding, return the mixed pieces to Mountain Blown Glass, where their family of expert glass blowers will create a custom piece, such as an ornament, vase or bowl, with your selected colors.
One-of-a-kind glass gifts, such as hummingbird feeders, vases, paper weights or sun catchers, can also be made for parents, the wedding party and family mem-
bers to mark your special day. For more information, visit https://mountainblownglass. net/
Although every detail may have been scrutinized during the planning stage, a detail or two may have been overlooked or an item forgotten in the rush to get to Estes Park. Two shops in Estes Park can help relieve the stress with a wide selection of women’s clothing, jewelry and handbags.
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Glacier Lily, located in the Stanley Villiage Shopping Center, is a full-service salon in Estes Park, Colorado.
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The White Orchid, located at 334 East Elkhorn Avenue, is a fine apparel boutique that sells dresses for mother of the bride, apparel for a rehearsal dinner and jewelry, such as pieces from the Brighton Collection, to complement your wedding dress for the big day. They also sell shawls, a popular item when brides discover how much cooler it can be in the mountains For more information, visit https:// www.whiteorchidinestes. com/.
Mary Jane’s Boutique, located at 358 East Elkhorn Avenue, specializes in women’s fashion not offered in other Estes Park shops. With options from dresses for rehearsal dinners to casual clothes to explore Estes Park, the helpful staff at Mary Jane’s can
help you find the perfect earrings from the Kendra Scott Collection for your wedding ceremony, a gift or two for your bridesmaids or matching necklaces for all of the ladies in the wedding party. For more information, visit https://www.exploremaryjanes.com/.
The team at Glacier Lily Beauty, a full-service salon located at 513 Big Thompson Avenue in the Stanley Village Shopping Center, will make sure you feel beautiful, refreshed and relaxed for your big day.
Services include hair, nails, facials, makeup, lashes and waxing the complete package to look your best on your special day. Trial hair styles can be scheduled about four weeks before your wedding.
The salon also sells gifts for bridal party members, including gift bags of refresh-
ing beauty supplies
For more information, visit https://glacierlilybeauty.com/.
Make memories year after year by creating a custom-made ornament at Simply Christmas
Located at 129 West Elkhorn Avenue, this little shop sells everything to make your first Christmas tree as a married couple unique, memorable and festive. A particular favorite for many newlyweds is the customized first Christmas ornament, complete with your wedding date, name and mention of Estes Park, the location of your destination wedding.
The shop can also supply a large order of custom ornaments for your entire wedding party or guests. For example, a popular option is the lodgepole pine tree slice printed with a colorful image from a local painter featuring popular destinations in Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park.
In addition, they also sell cake toppers in case that little detail slipped off the to-do list
before arriving in Estes Park for your wedding.
For more information, visit https://simply-christmas com/
Now that your wedding plans are complete, it is time to start planning your new home together.
A La Carte, located at 336 East Elkhorn Avenue, can help with this process A complete kitchen store located in your destination wedding town of Estes Park, the shop provides a variety of lodge-inspired kitchen supplies, including napkins, placemats, aprons and hooks They also stock a ton of gadgets because the right tool in the kitchen can make all the difference in preparation.
The store can also customize gift baskets for your wedding party or family to mark their time in the mountains for your wedding. And don’t forget the fun elk-themed items like wine stoppers and cookie cutters to take home as a memory of your mountain wedding
For more information, visit https://alacarteestespark.com/.
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For authentic Mexican food and a fine dining atmosphere La Cabana Mexican Bar and Grill can host a group of 50 in their private bar downstairs from the main room of the restaurant For a larger group, the rooftop patio that overlooks Bond Park may also be reserved in-full. Groups can order from the regular menu or get a catered setup for a buffet-style meal. The hike to the top of the Courtyard Shops is well worth it once you get a fresh margarita to sip on. There is an elevator for accessibility in the back of the restaurant but unfortunately this parking lot is not open to the public for the restaurant.
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Connecting guests with their preferred accommodations has never been easier! The wide range of accommodation options offered in the Estes Valley makes hosting an event as easy as the lodging reservations are to secure
With the increasing availability of private home rentals, the choice between a hotel block reservation or a whole home rental is now a major consideration for group events Depending on the cultural preferences, wedding parties may prefer separate houses for each side of the family or they may appreciate having everyone in the same hotel space
For either case there are exceptional accommodations available that are welcome to wedding parties. A whole block of the Blue Door Inn can easily be arranged online or over the phone and same goes for the private homes via EstesParkRentals com, which is the most direct reservation platform for Estes Park.
Both of these businesses are family-owned and operated by local residents in town who care about the people they serve and the environment of hospitality provided.
Staying at the Blue Door Inn has the benefit of a complimentary breakfast, community pool and hot tub, and a performance area for gathering around the firepit. Group parties with 10+ rooms and 2+ nights can receive 15% off the bar rate!
Rooms at the Blue Door Inn were recently renovated and feature modern amenities like lighting-speed Wi-Fi, multiple USB charging stations, and high-definition televisions. However, these conveniences don’t translate into higher costs; inquire today
for some of the lowest budget motel room rates in Estes Park!
For the finest selection of private homes available for rent in the Estes Valley look no further than EstesParkRentals com, which has grown their local network of short and long-term rentals to over 150 homes.
Estes Park Rentals is managed by Anderson Realty and Management, which is owned by Abbey Pon-
tius; a licensed real estate agent, property manager and owner of the longest running online rental platform in Estes Park. Clients who partner with Anderson Realty can rest assured they have the most effective property management system in the area.
Depending on how your guests want to lodge during your special event there’s certainly an accommodation for that
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The bowling alley has been remodeled and renamed to The Bull Pin, and now it is the ideal space for large group parties! Everyone is sure to have fun with the seemingly endless options of entertainment
with bowling, arcades, pool tables, and a large patio with lounge charis and firepits that overlook the Lumpy Ridge and Lake Estes Pizza, burgers, wings, and more can be served along with the full-bar and self-serve 8-tap beer cart Group entertainment and refreshment packages are available upon request; please reach out for more information
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The Bull Pin has been remodeled and renamed, visit them for family-fun entertainment and ask about hosting your next party at The Bull Pin
The Bull Pin has been remodeled and renamed, visit them for family-fun entertainment and ask about hosting your next party at The Bull Pin
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Built in 1913 this iconic tower in the heart of downtown Estes Park is a fantastic location for the romantic at heart A rich history is embedded to the building’s core and its charm is overwhelmingly evident from every angle Groups of over 100 can
reserve the Park Theatre for their special event, add a catered meal, bar service, a silver screen presentation, and have a most memorable celebration!
Thanks to Longhorn Liquor for continuing their support of the strong Wedding industry in Estes Park Call ahead and mention the Trail-Gazette Wedding Guide to reserve your spirits and receive 5% off your group’s order
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A view of downtown Estes Park on October 10, 2021, along U S Highway 34on a fall morning.
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Inside theatre
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We’re Joe and Kari and together we make up the husband and wife team at Joe Pyle Photography, in Estes Park.
We’ve been living here full time since 2013 and absolutely love it. Most of our work is here in Colorado, however we have also worked with couples in Mexico, Belize, Iceland and Alaska.
We are honored to have photographed over 300 couples in this beautiful state. Our primary focus is on adventure elopement photography for couples who aren’t afraid of a little adventure and exploration while we photograph
Working creatively while being outside is our passion
and we are always scouting for new and fresh places to work.
In our spare time we are outside. We mountain bike, backcountry ski, rock climb, fly fish and hike.
We tailor each adventure elopement to match our couples’ wishes and we make sure you have a full gallery of images when we’re finished. Get in touch with us, or go to www. joepylephotography.com/colorado-elopement-photographer to learn more.
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two spaces only accommodate crowds of 40-50 guests, they allow for an exceptional view of the Rocky Mountains and make for perfect smallscale ceremonies.
When it comes time for reception proceedings, the ground-level Willow Ballroom and second-floor Aspen Ballroom give wedding parties all the room they need to commence their marriage celebration in comfort.
With 8,000 square feet of sweeping hardwood floor between them, the two rooms can accommodate approximately 230 guests with dining tables and stocked bars
included While the Willow room is generally used for post-ceremony cocktail hours and the Aspen used for dining services, clients have free reign to use each as they see fit.
The Stanley provides guests with their own bartenders and liquor items for the reception portion and with a newly added feature to all of their reception venues, clients are free to use caterers and vendors of their choosing as long as they’re licensed and fully insured
For those wishing to book their wedding at The Pavilion or see what other luxurious venues The Stanley has to offer, they can do so by visiting their website at TheStanley Hotel/weddings
