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2 recon entries
Add recon$7,500 wedding package on their pricing page, lodging extra
Their pricing page has $7,500 for the wedding package and $3,600 for a Monday-Thursday elopement, each plus $5 a guest and a required two night stay. Cap is 60 guests. Packages bundle an officiant, flowers, a photographer, and a cake, but explicitly do not include a catered meal, since they say a restaurant meal is often cheaper. Hors d'oeuvres can be added for $28-35 per person, with a 20% service fee on that piece only, and no gratuity added anywhere else.
One older review described a river running beside a landscaped garden ceremony setting and called the outdoor path lined with rose petals a lovely touch. A much more recent review told a very different story, saying they called to book a tour and were refused one after mentioning they already knew about the 60 guest cap, and were told indoor late-season weddings max out at just 30 people. Worth calling ahead to clarify before counting on a tour. There's a small chapel on site for indoor ceremonies, and they also offer lodging.
$7,500 all-inclusive package per their site, plus a two night stay
site lists the full package at $7,500 for up to 60 guests (a weekday elopement package is $3,600 for up to 12), plus $5 per guest, and every package has to be booked with a two night stay at the inn, billed separately. guest cap is 60 max (they warn if you invite 80 only ~60 will likely attend), packages include officiant, flowers, photographer, and cake but NOT a catered meal, hors d'oeuvres add-on runs $28-35/pp w/ a 20% service fee tacked on for that specifically, no gratuity added elsewhere
-small manitou springs venue (site refers to itself as Blue Skies Inn), garden + river setting -only sells the fixed packages listed on site, no smaller custom option available -a 1 star review said they were flatly refused a tour when they mentioned they already knew about the 60 guest cap, worth calling ahead to confirm before assuming you'll get to see it first No liquor license, so you can bring your own champagne or wine, but they require event insurance and someone from your party has to pour.