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Spread across 3,500 private acres of sage-covered hillside, The Lodge at Blue Sky, Auberge Resorts Collection feels equal parts modern sanctuary and working mountain ranch. Ceremony backdrops range from an 1800-s homestead meadow to mountaintop yurts, while an 8,000-sq-ft converted riding arena turns dinner and dancing into a high-country barn party, complete with Restoration Hardware lounges and whiskey-barrel cocktail tables. The resort’s “inclusive venue” model bundles all that furniture—plus farm tables, bars, and staffing—into one flat fee, so the wild-West scenery comes pre-styled in chic, neutral textures.

Blue Sky Wedding Location

Blue Sky sits just off I-80 near Wanship, Utah— 20 minutes north of Park City. Guests valet at the lodge gate and traverse a two-mile private drive that climbs to 7,000 feet, unveiling views of the Wasatch and Uinta ranges with every switchback.

Blue Sky Wedding Seasonal Availability

Weddings are hosted all year. June–September brings wildflowers and mild evenings; October colors the aspen groves gold; and November–April swaps grass for snow-globe scenery while keeping indoor spaces and mountaintop yurts open.

Blue Sky Wedding Cost

• Over 50 Guests – Riding Arena & Terrace: $10k Mon-Thu / $17.5 k Fri & Sun / $20 k Sat (June–Sept). Full-weekend buyouts run $15–25 k.
• Intimate celebrations (≤50 guests) – $5 k Mon-Thu or $7.5 k Fri & Sun for the arena, alpine meadow, or mountaintop yurt.
  Venue fees include tables, 250 chairs, bars, china, glassware, labor, and—when applicable—4×4 shuttle service to remote sites. Expect food, bar, tax, and 25 % service on top.

Blue Sky Wedding Capacity

The arena and terrace comfortably seat up to 250; the alpine meadow handles 200 with a tent; the larger of two yurts seats 70, while the smaller maxes at 40 for a micro-wedding or rehearsal dinner.

The Ceremony Site

Pick your vibe: exchange vows beneath a handcrafted arbor on the Alpine Meadow surrounded by wild lupine; ride side-by-sides up to a mountaintop yurt deck with 360° ridgeline views; or keep things rustic on the Tavern Field beside a century-old cabin. All packages include the arbor, ceremony chairs, a battery PA, and a rain-backup plan inside the arena.

The Reception Site

Most dinners unfold in the climate-controlled Riding Arena—8,000 sq ft of reclaimed wood, iron chandeliers, and sliding barn doors that open to a creek-side patio for cocktail hour. Intimate parties often use the Yuta restaurant Wine Room (750 sq ft) or the glass-walled Terrace overlooking Alexander Creek. Restoration Hardware lounges, high-west whiskey barrels, farm tables, and a built-in bar arrive with the site fee, and music can run until 11 p.m.

Blue Sky Wedding Getting-Ready Location

A private, mirror-lined lounge opens at 8 a.m. for hair, makeup, and catered brunch; many couples also reserve adjoining suites so they can step straight from balcony first-look photos to the ceremony cart. The wedding manager will stock the lounge with custom snacks and High West cocktails on request.

Blue Sky Wedding Set-Up Time

House crews place all venue-owned furniture and décor; outside vendors may load in beginning five hours before guest arrival and have two hours post-event to strike. Extended build-outs (e.g., ceiling installations) can start the evening prior for an hourly fee.

Blue Sky Wedding Vendor Flexibility

Food, beverage, and cake stay in-house, but any insured planner, florist, band/DJ, or décor company is welcome. A professional wedding planner is required to handle timelines, rentals, and vendor insurance—common at luxury ranch venues.

Blue Sky Wedding Venue Coordinator

Blue Sky assigns a wedding manager who drafts layouts, Banquet Event Orders, and shuttle schedules, then remains on-site through teardown. They liaison with culinary and ranch teams while your required hired planner runs the creative details.

Blue Sky Wedding Food & Alcohol

Menus pull from the on-site Gracie’s Farm and High West whiskey partnership—think Wagyu strip, fire-roasted vegetables, and barrel-select cocktails. Bars are hosted or on-consumption, and the pastry team will slice and plate your cake (no cutting fee) alongside house-made ice cream. Utah law forbids outside alcohol.

Blue Sky Wedding Parking

Guests use complimentary valet or self-parking at the Welcome Barn; from there, Mercedes Sprinter shuttles or ranch 4×4’s ferry everyone to ceremony sites. No canyon driving or lift tickets required.

Blue Sky Wedding Lodging

The lodge offers 46 suites and freestanding Earth Suites, plus edge-of-ridge infinity pools and a cliff-top spa. Wedding contracts typically carry a 10-room, two-night block, with buy-out options for full privacy.

Blue Sky Wedding Pet Policy

Blue Sky is dog-friendly: up to two dogs (≤80 lb) per room for an $80 nightly fee, with beds, bowls, and treats included. Service animals stay free; cats are not permitted.

Blue Sky Wedding Upsides

• 3,500-acre canvas of meadows, creek, and mountains.
• Inclusive venue fees—tables, chairs, décor, staffing, and even shuttle service are rolled in.
• Year-round options from wildflower meadows to snow-draped yurts.
• On-site activities (horseback, fly-fishing, High West whiskey tours) keep guests entertained all weekend.

Blue Sky Wedding Downsides

• Luxury-level pricing—large-event Saturdays start at $20 k before food or bar.
• Planner is mandatory, and outside catering is not allowed.
• Weather backup for meadow events may require tent rental at the couple’s cost.
• 7,000-ft altitude can challenge flat-land guests; hydration and an acclimation day help.

Blue Sky Wedding, Where to Reserve

Submit an RFP at aubergeresorts.com/bluesky → Events → Weddings or email celebrations@blueskyutah.com.

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