The Best Seasons to Get Married in Utah

Utah offers a stunning array of landscapes and venues that make it an exceptional place for weddings year-round. From the snow-capped mountains of Park City to the vibrant red rocks of Southern Utah, each season brings its unique charm. Here’s a guide to the best times to get married in Utah and some luxurious venues to consider for your special day.​

Spring (March–May): Fresh Blooms & Mild Weather

Spring in Utah is characterized by budding blossoms, lush greenery, and comfortable temperatures. It’s an ideal time for outdoor ceremonies amidst gardens and blossoming trees.​

Photography Perks:

• Soft natural lighting and vibrant floral backdrops.

• Pleasant temperatures for outdoor photoshoots.​

Luxury Venues:

• La Caille (Sandy): Nestled at the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon, La Caille offers a picturesque setting with its vineyard, gardens, and a 4,500 sq ft greenhouse atrium.

• Siempre (Draper): Overlooking the Salt Lake Valley, Siempre provides panoramic views and elegant architecture, perfect for a spring wedding. ​

Summer (June–August): Vibrant Landscapes & Festive Atmosphere

Summer brings long daylight hours and vibrant landscapes, making it a popular season for weddings nationwide. While temperatures can rise, especially in July and August, the mountainous regions offer cooler retreats and also have some indoor spots for cooling off.​

Photography Perks:

• Golden hour sunsets over the stunningly large mountain vistas.

• Lush greenery and blooming wildflowers over the property grounds.​

Luxury Venues:

• Stein Eriksen Lodge (Park City): This five-star lodge offers panoramic mountain views, luxurious accommodations, and impeccable service (or so I have heard).

• Pendry Park City: Combining modern elegance with charming alpine, Pendry provides versatile spaces for both intimate and grand celebrations all around.

• River Bottoms Ranch (Midway): Set against the backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains, this venue features a white gambrel barn and expansive lawns. ​

Fall (September–October): Golden Hues & Crisp Air

Fall is arguably the most picturesque season in Utah, with its golden aspens and crisp mountain air. It’s a favorite for couples seeking a romantic and cozy atmosphere.​

Photography Perks:

• Rich autumnal colors providing a warm backdrop.

• Soft, diffused lighting ideal for portraits.​

Luxury Venues:

• The St. Regis Deer Valley (Park City): Offering luxury amidst the fall foliage, this venue combines elegance with breathtaking views.

• Goldener Hirsch (Park City): An intimate alpine lodge that exudes European charm, perfect for a cozy fall wedding.

• Log Haven (Salt Lake City): Surrounded by a national forest, waterfalls, and gardens, it’s a dream setting for autumn nuptials.​

Winter (November–February): Snowy Elegance & Intimate Gatherings

Winter transforms Utah into a snowy wonderland, ideal for couples dreaming of a magical, intimate wedding. While outdoor ceremonies are less common, the state’s luxury resorts offer cozy indoor settings with stunning snowy backdrops.​

Photography Perks:

• Snow-covered landscapes creating a serene atmosphere.

• Opportunities for dramatic, high-contrast images.​

Luxury Venues:

• Montage Deer Valley (Park City): This resort offers luxurious amenities and breathtaking winter scenery, perfect for a sophisticated winter wedding.

• Snowpine Lodge (Alta): Combining rustic charm with modern luxury, Snowpine provides a cozy setting amidst the snowy peaks.

• Amangiri (Canyon Point): For a unique desert winter wedding, Amangiri offers minimalist architecture set against dramatic landscapes. ​

Final Thoughts

Utah’s diverse seasons each offer unique advantages for your wedding day. Whether you’re drawn to the blooming beauty of spring, the vibrant energy of summer, the rich colors of fall, or the serene elegance of winter, there’s a perfect time and place for your celebration.​

If you’re considering a Utah wedding and need guidance on choosing the right season or venue, feel free to reach out to me. I’d love to help you plan a day that’s as breathtaking as your love story. Especially from a Utah resident.