11 Wedding Venues That Flaunt Arizona’s Natural Beauty

Arizona is home to perhaps some of the most beautiful natural backdrops in the country. Whether you’re looking for a wedding surrounded by lush greenery, desert landscapes, or majestic red rocks, Arizona can deliver all of that and more. We’ve compiled a list of 11 wedding venues that combine the organic beauty of the outdoors with the modern luxuries that a couple is looking for on their big day. Who says you can’t have it all?

Enchantment Resort

Sedona, AZ

At Enchantment Resort, the dramatic red rocks of Sedona’s Boynton Canyon will leave your guests in awe. Plus, you can take advantage of a dedicated wedding and catering team who will help ensure your big day is picture-perfect. Enchantment Resort has both indoor and outdoor event spaces and can accommodate weddings of up to 200 guests. 

Desert Botanical Garden

Phoenix, AZ

A wedding at the Desert Botanical Garden oozes romance and beauty. With four different events spaces like a wildflower pavilion and lush herb garden, this venue delivers stunning views during daytime ceremonies or sunset receptions. Plan your wedding for up to 110 guests using their on-site venue planners, who can assist with any budget and vision. 

Boulders Resort & Spa

Scottsdale, AZ

At Boulders Resort & Spa, you’ll find beautiful desert landscapes alongside lush rolling greens in their nine spaces for receptions and ceremonies. Imagine saying ‘I do’ surrounded by cascading waterfalls and saguaro cacti. This venue can accommodate weddings of up to 300 guests and offers on-site amenities like a full-service salon, six-person villas, and dedicated wedding consultants to help create your perfect event.

The Wigwam

Litchfield Park, AZ

Just west of downtown Phoenix and surrounded by the stunning Sonoran Desert landscape, The Wigwam is a retreat that boasts over 85,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space. No matter how big your guest list is, The Wigwam can surely accommodate. If you’re looking for southwestern charm combined with luxuries like casitas and suites, pools, three unique restaurants, a luxury spa, and 54-holes of championship golf, this must be the place.

Hidden Lake

Buckeye, AZ

As one of the few waterfront event venues in the Phoenix area, Hidden Lake will make your wedding feel a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of the city. This serene property spans 120 acres, complete with an event center, live music venue, and a 60-acre private lake in the center. If you’re looking for an outdoor venue that is wild and free, Hidden Lake also has zero restrictions on space, sound, lights, and event times, so you can truly paint your dream wedding.

Havasu Springs Resort

Parker, AZ

Nestled high on a ridge at the end of gorgeous Lake Havasu, Havasu Springs Resort is one of the most unique and romantic outdoor wedding venues in the Lake Havasu area. With three separate event spaces, this venue can accommodate weddings with up to 220 guests. Don’t forget to ask about their dedicated wedding team, on-site caterers, and group rates for guests, plus amenities like a nine-hole golf course.

The Windmill House

Chino Valley, AZ

In Northern Arizona, the Windmill House is a one-of-a-kind private wedding venue and event space for rehearsal dinners, wedding ceremonies, and receptions. Alongside Tuscan “Old World” architecture, fountains, and 1900s windmills, this venue is situated on a private lake with lush lawns and gardens. It also has unique features like a conversation fire pit and fireplaces on a 10,000 square foot patio. Weddings at the Windmill House can be indoors or outdoors with an overall capacity of 200 guests.

Van Dickson Ranch

Skull Valley, AZ

Family-owned and operated, the Van Dickson Ranch is one of the oldest ranches in Arizona and has a rich history. Located about 15 miles outside Prescott, this venue offers fresh air, stunning views, and the perfect backdrop for a rustic, glamorous, or western wedding. The Van Dickson Ranch can accommodate up to 500 wedding guests and provides lighting, dance floor, and catering options to help you create the ranch wedding of your dreams.

Wrigley Mansion

Phoenix, AZ

For a distinctively elegant, storybook-style wedding, the Wrigley Mansion shouldn’t be overlooked. This dramatic and historic building will have your guests dazzled by the sweeping views of the mountains and city below. With 15 individual outdoor spaces and indoor rooms, the Wrigley Mansion can accommodate both intimate dinners and larger gatherings, with 300 seated or up to 1,500 for reception-style events.

Little America Hotel

Flagstaff, AZ

For a positively unique Arizona wedding, the Little America Hotel in Flagstaff is a great option. Indoor and outdoor event spaces, such as the East Lawn, the Grand Ballroom, and the Flagstaff Room, can accommodate 300 of your closest family and friends in a setting surrounded by the venue’s private Ponderosa Pine Forest. Additionally, this venue offers luxuries like on-site wedding specialists and masterful chefs to ensure your big day is perfect. 

Agave of Sedona

Sedona, AZ

Sedona is likely the most magical place in Arizona, and this wedding venue utilizes nature as your wedding day backdrop. Agave of Sedona’s Montage Ballroom seats up to 200 guests and has floor-to-ceiling windows that provide panoramic views of Sedona’s majestic red rocks. Other spaces include the Ceremony Terrace with seating for up to 185 guests and the Celebration Terrace, perfect for cocktail hour. This venue also offers a bridal staging room, custom lighting, and its own caterer list for your convenience.

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monOrchid

Downtown Phoenix, AZ

If a blank canvas is what you seek, or perhaps a more modern and industrial vibe fills your cup, then the monOrchid might be your spot. In the heart of the Roosevelt Row Arts District, monOrchid features modular gallery walls, an outdoor patio space, various rolling doors, and more to welcome event customization for your intimate wedding. Plus, its close proximity to the city’s best restaurants and hotels makes it easy to accommodate your guests.