Outdoor wedding ceremony by the pond at Three Peaks Lodge

Exclusive use · Up to 200 guests · 40 stay on-site · From $6,900

Ceremony, Reception & Lodge (Sleeps 40) For Your 3-Day Wedding Event

A private hundred acres near the Tetons. Exclusive access to the lodge and grounds. 3 wedding locations: grove, lakeside, or indoor banquet room (in case of rain).

What you’re booking

Amenities at a Glance

Guests
Up to 200 · winter indoor events up to 120
Overnight
40 in 10 bedrooms + a bunkroom · 6 bathrooms
The property
9,600 sq ft lodge on 100 private acres
Ceremony
Grove, pond, and a finished indoor backup
In every package
Coordinator, setup, cleanup, tables, chairs, lighting, staff
Starting at
$6,900 winter · $9,600 summer
To hold a date
Quote-only · $3,000 deposit · three-night minimum on destination weekends
Airport
Idaho Falls (IDA) · about 45 minutes

Why couples book here

One private estate. One unforgettable wedding weekend.

Most wedding venues give you a few hours. Here, you get the entire property for three days.

A hundred private acres for the vows, the dinner, the dancing, the late-night stories — and beds for up to forty of your closest family and friends. No strangers. No second wedding waiting in the wings. No rushing everyone out when the music stops.

We handle the setup and cleanup. The bridal party gets ready in comfort. The groom has his own space. Kids disappear into the playrooms. Grandparents settle in by the fire.

When the night is over, nobody is stacking chairs, loading cars, or figuring out who still needs a ride to a hotel across town.

For destination weddings, the property is yours Thursday afternoon through Sunday morning. Guests arrive, settle in, and actually spend time together. Dinner becomes conversation. The reception runs long. Nobody disappears after the cake.

And Sunday morning? You look around the breakfast table and realize almost everyone you love is still there.

That is what makes Three Peaks Lodge different. Not simply a beautiful place to get married — a place where the wedding gets to last a little longer.

Bride and groom smiling together in the snow beside a tree

Ceremony sites

Two outdoor sites, and a finished indoor backup

Bride walking the grove aisle with her parents

The Grove

Nestled in the trees and surrounded by open fields — the Tetons to the east and a sunset to the west.

Bride and groom under a floral hoop by the lodge pond

Lakeside

Water at your back and the quietest spot on the property for a first look or portraits before or after the ceremony.

Wedding party indoors against the lodge stone wall

Indoors

For winter or when the weather turns, ceremony and dinner can move into the lodge. We’ll walk the rooms with you before you book so the backup is a plan, not a surprise.

Eastern Idaho weather has opinions. Having somewhere warm to move to means the forecast stops being something you check obsessively for ten days.

Packages & pricing

Premier is the wedding day. Destination is the weekend.

PackageStarting atDurationSeason
Premier Winter$6,900One day · 8 hoursSeptember–May
Winter Destination$8,6003 nights · 4 daysSeptember–May
Premier Summer$9,600One day · 8 hoursJune–August
Summer Destination$14,3003 nights · 4 daysJune–August
Optional 4th Night+$9003 nights · 4 daysJune–August

Premier is eight hours, exclusive use. Destination is three days — Thursday afternoon through Sunday morning — with lodging for forty. Summer dates book a year or two out. If you’re engaged now and want to be married before 2028, look at September through May.

September through May

Same lodge, same mountains. Discounted price.

Premier Winter is $6,900. Winter Destination is $8,600 with three nights of lodging. The summer equivalents are $9,600 and $14,300.

Your date is available instead of contested. Photographers, florists, and DJs aren’t already booked. Guests book cheaper flights. The light in the snow is the reason photographers ask to shoot here in February.

What we offer

Everything that comes with the day

Donna’s wedding setup — what’s included with the day, what destination weekends add, and the add-ons couples often layer on.

Included with your wedding day

  • Wedding coordinator / planner (Donna)
  • 120 chairs
  • Tables
  • Variety of backdrops to choose from
  • Bistro lighting (in trees, upper deck, and lower patio)
  • Simply Soiree staff
  • Variety of décor options (candles, easels, photo stands, signs)
  • Cake stands to choose from
  • Champagne toast goblets (bride & groom)
  • Parking signs and attendant
  • Sparkler or bubble send-off
  • Sound system

Destination weekends also include

  • Three nights in the lodge for up to 40
  • 10 themed bedrooms + bunkroom, 6 bathrooms
  • Commercial kitchen and a dining area that seats everyone
  • Thursday afternoon arrival through Sunday morning checkout

Available add-ons

Ask Donna what’s available for your date — many of these can be arranged through the lodge.

  • Additional bistro lighting, draping, cold sparks
  • Dance floor
  • Catering with setup — warmers, serving platters, utensils, cloth napkins, gold utensils, glass goblets / flutes
  • Large or small commercial tents
  • Fresh or artificial flowers
  • Food trailer (mini donuts, churros) · drink trailers or carts
  • Yard games (cornhole, golf, bounce house, darts)
  • Soft-serve ice cream machine
  • Smoothie machine
  • Cotton candy machine
  • Vintage photo booth
  • Polaroid cameras
  • Sofas
  • Custom sign

Destination weekends

The 2nd best hour of the whole event is the Sunday breakfast most weddings skip altogether

Everyone is still here. Coffee on the deck. Somebody’s making pancakes for thirty on the commercial range. Your new spouse’s uncle is telling your dad a story. Nobody’s dragging a suitcase through a lobby at seven in the morning because checkout is at ten and the airport is forty-five minutes away and there is absolutely no rush.

Consider staying an extra night for $900.

Thursday — arrive and relax.

Friday — bridesmaids and groomsmen activities, rehearsal dinner.

Saturday — The Big Day.

Sunday — Big late brunch, relax.

Monday — Depart rested.

Sunday breakfast buffet on the lodge kitchen island — breads, spreads, fruit, and drinks
Outdoor farm table with greenery, taper candles, and place settings

Coordination, included

Donna has done this here dozens of times

Donna is Three Peaks on-site coordinator — decor direction, timeline, and layout — as part of the package, not an add-on. She knows where the light is at four in October, how long forty people take at a buffet, and which corner the dance floor should go in.

Tell Donna your date and roughly what you’re going for. She’ll point you at photographers, florists, caterers, and DJs around Rexburg and Idaho Falls who actually work this property well. Winter has an extra advantage: the vendors you want are more likely to still have your date open.

From couples who married here

4.9 Stars, 56 Reviews, Weddings Here Since 2019

“Three Peaks Lodge was the perfect venue for our wedding. The ceremony was held outside surrounded by open fields, a scenic pond, and the Tetons in the distance.”
— Aubrey G., August 2022
“This lodge is the perfect location for a wedding. My family that traveled for the wedding had a place to stay that was included in the price, which was so convenient.”
— Ellie, December 2020

Free, and genuinely useful

The Wedding Checklist, Derived From Hosting Hundreds Of Weddings

Ceremony timing, guest flow, who sleeps where, when to feed people, and the questions worth asking any venue before you sign. Download it, or we’ll email it to you.

We have a longer Full Wedding Planner as well, if you’d like the whole weekend mapped out start to finish.

Common questions

Wedding weekend questions

Lodging for the party, guest count, and timing — before you hold a date.

How far in advance should we book?

Summer reunions and wedding weekends book early — 6–12 months ahead is recommended. Off-peak and group events often have more flexibility.

Is the entire lodge exclusive to our group?

Yes. You never share the property with other guests.

Can the wedding party stay on-site, or only day guests?

Both. Events seat up to 200 for ceremony/reception, and up to 40 overnight guests can stay at the lodge so the wedding party isn’t scattered across town hotels.

Send The Date. We’ll Tell You What’s Open.

Give us a date or a range, roughly how many guests, and how many need a bed. Dave or Patti write back personally — usually the same day.

If you can be flexible on season, say so. September through May is the fastest yes.