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Add reconA listing shows $1k-$5k venue rental plus a $10k F&B minimum
Here Comes the Guide lists a $1,000-$5,000 venue rental fee depending on time of year and space reserved, a $10,000 food and beverage minimum per event, and meals from $45 per person, with catering and alcohol in-house only. the same listing has ceremony seating for 100 indoors or 100 outdoors. their own wedding site posts no rates, but for the reception alloy kitchen, the 2,000 sq ft indoor reception and dining room, fits up to 100-120 guests for receptions and seated dinners, and the summit room (up to 40) and mt. emma room (up to 30) work for rehearsal dinners or smaller receptions
-catering is their own alloy kitchen program under chef lonnie shepard, one team cooking every meal of the weekend from the welcome night to the morning-after brunch -a testimonial on their site quotes a couple with 75 guests saying the prime rib was a crowd favorite and bartenders were fast, they also used the pool deck before dancing indoors -guests stay across hotel rooms, condos, suites and log cabins so everyone can be on site together, and couples who book get discounted room blocks -a wedding photographer/videographer who's shot here repeatedly called the mix of rustic architecture and alpine views one of their favorite settings in the region
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the lodge's groups page points bigger events to the partner Telluride Conference Center up the road (a 7,012 sq ft ballroom with breakout rooms, with a complimentary shuttle door to door), and offers discounted meeting space and lodging rates for groups, no dollar figures posted
-ski lodge/condo property in telluride's mountain village, the free gondola runs down to town -all-inclusive event services line mentions catering, wifi and AV included -valet parking runs $45/night, pet cleaning fee up to $150/week if you're bringing guests with dogs -reviews are strong on staff by name but there's a 1 star complaint about rude staff and the property not matching what was advertised, and another 1 star said nobody told them before booking that the rooms have no air conditioning, so it's inconsistent
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No rates on their wedding pages, it runs through a proposal request. Two ways to use it: a full weekend wedding with every event on the property for 20-100 guests (the full Alpine Buyout is offered on a limited basis, depending on seasonal lodging), or the lodge as home base for welcome parties, rehearsal dinners or brunches while the ceremony or reception happens somewhere else.
A bride who ended up not booking here for guest-logistics reasons still said she loved it and called the ceremony sites incredible. She singled out Sam on their team as extremely responsive, saying he found creative ways to help fit her budget. The draw seems to be keeping the whole wedding weekend under one roof, with lodging, dining and the ceremony itself all walkable from each other. For the ceremony, their wedding site names the grassy knoll lawn (up to 80 guests) as the main outdoor spot, with a back lawn in the aspens for up to 60 and the pool deck (up to 120) for golden hour ceremonies and cocktails.