One of the questions we often get here at Eldredge Manor is when is the ideal time to have a wedding. Spring or summer? Weekend or weekday? Morning or evening? Although you’re free to have a wedding whenever it suits you best, there are optimal times for your Utah nuptials. Whether you’re looking to maximize attendance or simply make the most out of local deals, here’s our guide to timing your wedding just right.
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Any bride-to-be who has spent a few minutes online has inevitably encountered Pinterest. This social media website, which allows users to “pin” pictures, ideas, recipes, and crafts to a virtual bulletin board, is an incredible source of wedding DIY. From simple tasks like making mason jar centerpieces (a hot ticket item right now) to more involved plans like setting up a wedding photo booth in your reception area, you can find pretty much any wedding idea here.
There’s no denying that most wedding plans in Salt Lake City are set for the summer months. When the mountains are awash in greenery, the flowers are in bloom, and the sun is shining, it’s easy to picture that perfect wedding taking place. However, anyone who’s spent any time in the state will also agree that winters are a unique experience. From skiers taking advantage of the incredible slopes to those who simply find something magical in a blanket of pure white snow, the cold months hold their own kind of appeal. Warm candle glow is out-of-place in June anyway.
Dinners/Banquets include: house salad, entrée, rolls, refillable house beverage, and choice of dessert. We serve on linen tablecloths and fine china. Please select one menu for your entire group. A soup course is available at an additional cost. Room rental for 2 hours is $695.00
The price below also includes: our renown desserts, a house salad, rolls, and our famous citrus-peach punch along with your choice of entrée. Room rental is complimentary.**
Admittedly this may be self-serving, but I will try to be as dispassionate and fair as I can… This is an article I was asked to write a few years ago but it may be even more relevant today.