Best Park/Garden wedding venues in Montana
- A love as unique as yours deserves a unique venue for your special day. Conveniently located on the majestic Yellowstone River, just west of Billings, Montana, Oscar's Park is the perfect place for your one-of-a-kind wedding celebration!
Starting from $2,060 to $6,094 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Celebrate your nuptials in a mountain community energized by adventure and the outdoors! Moonlight Basin Resort is built around all Montana has to offer. The resort boasts open spaces with unobstructed views, trailheads leading to tall forests, and pristine alpine lakes—everything you could imagine for a magical wedding celebration at the foot of Lone Mountain.
Starting from $12,602 to $18,131 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Magical weddings happen here. Historic yet full of unparalleled charm, Union Pacific Dining Lodge boasts breathtaking rustic style architecture, complete with wooden and stone wall facades, overhead arching wooden beams, and a massive roaring fireplace that also serves as a majestic ceremony backdrop.
Starting from $11,566 to $13,273 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Located within minutes of Red Lodge and known as one of the closest mountain settings near Billings, Montana Wildflower Weddings is a truly unforgettable setting for your big day.
Starting from $5,820 to $9,215 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Rockin’ TJ Ranch is a beautiful place to tie the knot in Bozeman, Montana. Say, “I do” beneath the wide open Montana sky, with towering cottonwoods, lush lawns, and spectacular views of the Bridger mountains providing the perfect scenic backdrop for your ceremony.
Starting from $7,244 to $15,370 for 50 guests
See More Photos - 320 Guest Ranch history affords an intriguing window into the early days of Western tourism and Big Sky back in the day.This historic guest ranch’s journey began in 1898, when Sam Wilson homesteaded 160 acres along the Gallatin River.Since then, the 320 Guest Ranch has grown from a capacity of 20 guests to well over 200.
Starting from $6,522 to $11,607 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Do you envision your wedding day with gorgeous views, Alpen glow sunsets and crisp mountain air? Add either snow-covered peaks, or colorful wildflowers then Big Sky Resort is the ideal location for your wedding. Big Sky Resort is a two season resort in the greater Bozeman, Montana area.
Starting from $5,250 to $6,950 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Boasting spectacular views of the picturesque Montana landscape, Burnt Out Lodge is a nature lover’s paradise. Set on over three thousand beautiful acres, this gorgeous working cattle ranch is an ideal place to host your upcoming wedding ceremony and reception. Say, “I do” on the sprawling lawn next to the hillside garden, with the big blue Montana sky above you and incredible views all around.
Starting from $3,504 to $8,084 for 50 guests
See More Photos - In the lush wilderness of Bozeman, Montana is the Gallatin River Hideaway. This expansive estate has a variety of wedding venues to choose from. The Creekside Pavilions are an enchanted setting surrounded by tall trees alongside the creek. Your guests will love the simple elegance this venue has to offer.
Starting from $10,510 to $11,525 for 50 guests
See More Photos - Perfect for the bride envisioning an outdoor, rustic chic wedding, 4-R Ranch and Cattle Company is the ideal backdrop. From the charming Hay Field to the picturesque dark wooden Ranch House, you and your guests will enjoy the ambiance of a mountain getaway and rediscover romance and paradise in this sanctuary-like setting.
Starting from $4,500 to $7,369 for 50 guests
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Park/Garden weddings are a pleasure for guests and a magical dream come true for brides and grooms. There is just something so timeless and gorgeous about Park/Garden weddings in Montana. Park/Garden wedding venues make for some of the most romantic celebrations, bringing families together in a peaceful, serene setting. Park/Garden weddings are perfect for large parties, intimate gatherings, or even a whimsical elopement.
