Grand Canyon Wedding Packages

21/10/2024

🌹Considering a spring wedding at the Grand Canyon?

Here's some inspiration from Rhonda & John, who were married on March 22, 2023, at Grandeur Point. We love the pop of color and the snow-speckled scenery. ❄️👰🤵 It was a beautiful day for a beautiful couple. 💍

Contact us today to start planning your Grand Canyon National Park wedding!

19/09/2024

😘Tag the person who gives you goosebumps and butterflies.

18/09/2024

🎨Paint with all the colors of the wind 🌬️

Check out our elopement packages if you're ready to start wedding planning!
🔗 https://grandcanyonweddingpackages.com/elopement-packages/

17/09/2024

🔗❄️Winter is coming

The Grand Canyon inversion is a meteorological phenomenon in which cold air becomes trapped beneath a thermal layer of warm air, resulting in thick fog filling the canyon.

The phenomenon usually occurs during winter, thus describing an impressive view as the fog forms a sea of clouds against the jagged cliffs that form the canyon.

👆🏼https://grandcanyonweddingpackages.com/winter-wedding-grand-canyon/

Are you ready to start planning a Grand Canyon winter elopement? Message us today!

16/09/2024

🤔Who can name this stunning, unique spot on the Grand Canyon's South Rim?

It's one of the Top 6 locations for a Grand Canyon wedding. 🤵🏼👰🏼

MORE: https://grandcanyonweddingpackages.com/6-best-grand-canyon-national-park-wedding-locations/

15/09/2024

🥹That feeling when you're at the Grand Canyon but can't stop looking at the love of your life. 💘

14/09/2024

Tag a friend who would bring a pet to their wedding! 🐾💒

Did you know the Grand Canyon's South Rim is dog-friendly?

🐾https://grandcanyonweddingpackages.com/dog-friendly-grand-canyon-wedding/

13/09/2024

Wedding memorial bouquet charms are a touching way to honor loved ones who have passed. Featuring photos or initials, these small charms keep their memory close, allowing them to be part of your special day in spirit. They add a poignant, personal touch to your bouquet, making it a heartfelt tribute.

13/09/2024

We love 💖 stories - tell us your proposal story!

05/09/2024

👍Open Again!

The Transcanyon Waterline break has been fixed, and water restrictions are down to Stay 3, which means all lodges inside Grand Canyon National Park are re-opened. 🥳

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News Release: Overnight accommodations: Beginning September 5, overnight accommodations will resume at park lodges. This includes facilities operated by Xanterra, such as El Tovar, Bright Angel Lodge, Maswik Lodge, and Phantom Ranch, as well as Delaware North’s Yavapai Lodge and Trailer Village. Reservations are now open, and visitors can book stays at these locations.

Camping: Dry camping will still be permitted, and water spigots at Mather Campground and Desert View Campground will remain turned off. However, visitors can access water at the Mather Campground check-in kiosk.

Fire Restrictions: Fire restrictions will continue for the South Rim, prohibiting all wood burning, charcoal fires, and campfires in South Rim and inner canyon areas to support water conservation efforts.

Ongoing Conservation Measures: Visitors and residents are encouraged to continue practicing water conservation:

🚿Limit showers to five minutes or less
🪥Turn off faucets while shaving or brushing teeth
🚽Flush toilets selectively
🧺Wash laundry with full loads
💦Report leaks to park authorities

Following waterline repairs, potable water along the North Kaibab Trail, including at Phantom Ranch, is now available. Hikers should still prepare to bring or treat water if necessary.

02/09/2024

🚨9/2 Update from Grand Canyon National Park RE: Lodging Closures

We promised to give updates as to the status of the park lodging closures due to the water issues, and here's the latest from the park service.

HIGHLIGHTS:
✔ Repairs of the most recent break are completed
✔ The park is still in Stage 4 Water Restrictions until at least Friday, September 6
✔ Assuming no additional complications come up, lodging inside the park will re-open next weekend

If you have made back-up hotel reservations, hold onto those at least until the in-park lodging re-opens. We will keep you updated as any new information comes out. Full news release below.

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Grand Canyon National Park crews continue to make progress on restoring full water availability to the park following a series of four significant breaks in the 12½ mile-long Transcanyon Waterline. On Aug. 29, the park implemented State 4 water restrictions, which included temporarily suspending overnight hotel services.

Park water utility crews have completed essential repairs, and the waterline was successfully repressurized. The park is actively monitoring the system to ensure repairs hold and that no new breaks occur following repressurization and regular water flow.

It will take multiple days of successfully pumping water without issue to restore enough water capacity in the park holding tanks to be in a position to transition down to Stage 3 water restrictions. We are optimistic that, barring any further complications, we will be able to resume regular water services and full-service overnight lodging by next weekend.

We thank the public and our community for their patience and cooperation during this period.

01/09/2024

📅September Wedding Season

This is one of our favorite months for Grand Canyon weddings. 🥇

☀️Average High: 76°
🌑Average Low: 47°
🌦️Average Precipitation: 1.5”
🌄Sunrise/Sunset: 6:07am/6:42pm

Check out our month-by-month guide for planning the perfect South Rim wedding, and see what other two months round out the top three! 🥉🥈

🔗https://grandcanyonweddingpackages.com/grand-canyon-weather-guide/

31/08/2024

📍Lipan Point | Grand Canyon National Park

This epic Grand Canyon National Park South Rim wedding location shows extensive curves of the Colorado River along the deepest gorges and a view of the whitewater rapids that make the river so mighty. 🌄

💐If you want to consider Lipan Point or other scenic spots on the South Rim for a wedding or proposal, send us a message today!

30/08/2024

Planning a wedding within the next year? 💐

💍You can get a Special Use Permit to have a ceremony at specific points in Grand Canyon National Park up to a year in advance.

All the details are in the link below. We'd love to help you plan the perfect micro wedding, minimony, or elopement.

A quick guide to getting a Grand Canyon Wedding Permit with details of the process, cost, and considerations for the wedding of your dreams.

29/08/2024

Grand Canyon National Park Closing Overnight Hotels Inside the Park Starting August 29 for the "Forseeable Future."
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What this means for anyone with a Grand Canyon Wedding Packages trip planned for September and (possibly) October is below in the comments.

28/08/2024

✨Dinner with a view

Shoshone Point in Grand Canyon National Park is great for a larger wedding with a reception, but it's just as wonderful for a cozy, romantic dinner for two. 🍽️🍰

Which of the Top 6 Grand Canyon Wedding Locations is your favorite?
https://grandcanyonweddingpackages.com/6-best-grand-canyon-national-park-wedding-locations/

28/08/2024

🌈The dreams that you dare to dream really do come true 🎶

Summer monsoons bring big surprises throughout Northern Arizona. Angel and Jason were lucky enough to have a rainbow pop up during their wedding photos.

Are you ready to start planning a Grand Canyon wedding?

24/08/2024

🤔Elopement vs. Minimony vs Micro Wedding | What's the Difference?

Saying "I Do" means choosing the perfect ceremony and amenities to suit your style. That's where several trending terms come in, but they can be unclear if you haven't heard them before. 💍💐

We break down the information as simply as possible to help you understand which one is right for your special day. 👰🏼🤵🏻‍♂️

LINK: https://grandcanyonweddingpackages.com/micro-wedding-elopement-minimony/