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When two people choose to get married, it can be a very big decision. There is a great deal of planning that goes into many different kinds of weddings and choosing the right kind of venue for your ceremony can be a bit of challenge. There are so many different options that convey different emotions and contain different atmospheres that can help enhance the ceremony itself and provide a comfortable place for both family, friends and those who are undergoing the ceremony.  Here are some ideas for romantic venues for weddings – in honor of the most romantic day of the year!

Heaven Event Center, Orlando, Florida

One of the most important aspects of any ceremony is having everything perfect and exactly the way that you want. In order to make this happen, many people choose to hold their ceremonies in venues that they can decorate themselves such as the Heaven Event Center in Orlando, Florida. These give those, who are looking to undergo the ceremony, the ability to create a loving and romantic atmosphere that accurately reflects the love that the two people have for each other. Customizable venues can portray a loving, vital and vibrant reflection of the relationship between the two who are willing to tie the knot together.

The Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island, Michigan

One of the most important parts of ceremonies is making them memorable. Having your ceremony at the top of a building like the The Grand Hotel and seeing all of the surrounding area below can create a very memorable experience. Your events can be held in two locations, on the balcony or in the garden. Not only do you have everything (I repeat – EVERYTHING!) you may need on location – salon, hotel rooms, activities for your guests (golf, tennis, swimming, etc.), the beautiful scenery will create an even more memorable experience for all involved.

English Gardens, Winter Park, Florida

A garden, such as the English Gardens located in Winter Park, Florida, is a fantastic place to hold a wedding ceremony because of the natural beauty that the foliage and flora provide. It helps to give people fresh air and is a stark contrast from a stuffy, traditional church. What makes a garden so great is the fact that people can enjoy nice weather outside in a relaxing atmosphere and go right to the reception which can be held near the ceremony itself.

Any Cathedral or Chateau in France

Everybody dreams of having a traditional wedding where the bride and groom romantically exchange vows in a traditional church. This is how marriages have been done for quite a while and is the stand-by for those who wish to hold ceremonies. But, some people strive for something a little larger than a regular church.  Cathedrals like the gorgeous Chartres Cathedral (used as an example just to place an image!) in France offer a towering, grandiose and beautiful alternative to regular churches as they seem to mirror the importance and majesty of the occasion. Cathedrals, and Chateaus, are perfect for people who love the idea of marking an important time in their lives with a grand statement. These types of venues not only provide you with an incredible destination wedding, you and your loved one are also able to be married in one of the most romantic countries in the world!

Paradise Cove, Orlando, Florida

Many people who choose to have a less traditional wedding often opt for a ceremony by an ocean, such as Paradise Cove in Orlando, Florida. This can be extremely romantic for the same reason above (Mackinac Island) but because it is near the ocean and it adds a bit of fun to the mix. People can enjoy the sand and the sun as well as the water while they watch two people join together in holy matrimony.

All of these options present beautiful ways to get married to the person you love. One can be sure that picking a venue that is romantic and beautiful is exactly what is needed can bring lasting happiness to any relationship and marriage.

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There are many places to get married in Pennsylvania but these are the top five outdoor wedding venue standouts. Some of these venues can include everything for you in one place while others do not. You will need to verify what is available for your wedding. Each of the venues has a unique appeal to those who want a memorable wedding.

Hershey Gardens is a beautiful place to get married. There are not many outdoor wedding venues that offer several fairy tale options in one attractive location. This stunning and popular choice for weddings has 23 acres filled with a variety of flowers such as rhododendrons, tulips, and roses. There are flower covered arches, fountains, gazebos, and a reflecting pond, all of which are perfect for taking your wedding photos. The Japanese Garden is a popular choice for smaller gatherings with it’s stream and giant sequoias. This setting is truly serene. If you are having a larger wedding, the Seasonal Garden is an excellent choice with thousands of annuals and tulips during the warm summer months.

Another absolutely wonderful choice is Regent’s Glen at Box Hill Mansion. Located in York, PA, this outdoor wedding venue provides a feast for the eyes. The English gardens are simultaneously stunning and relaxing, something that few people experience. Surrounded by natural beauty, the pond with lily pads presents the perfect place to exchange your vows. Regent’s Glen accommodates wedding parties large and small. There is an on-site wedding coordinator and various options such as preparation rooms and full menus. Additional options include the ability to have all of your wedding events such as the bridesmaids luncheon and rehearsal dinner here for a one stop and unforgettable wedding experience.

Those preferring something lovely and unique should consider MSL Resort at Mountain Springs Lake for their special day. This location in Reeders, PA provides you and your guests views and an overall wedding experience that you will not find elsewhere. Getting married under the pergola with views of the pond will provide beautiful memories of your wedding day for the rest of your lives. The preparation area in the Spa building is also included as is use of indoor facilities should the weather not cooperate with your special day. Enjoy the renovated honeymoon suite with chilled champagne and Jacuzzi tub on your first nights together happily ever after.

The Links at Gettysburg is a very attractive outdoor wedding venue. Exchange your vows on the tri-level stone patio overlooking the greens, ponds, and a beautiful stone bridge. There are many places here to take your wedding photos and create lifelong memories of your wedding day. Even for large gatherings, the clubhouse can hold up to 250 guests if inclement weather arises. Opt for the fireworks display simply because you can!

Located in Washington Crossing, Crossing Vineyards is a gorgeous outdoor wedding option for your big day. Up to 160 guests can be accommodated in a variety of outdoor settings at Crossing Vineyards. At Johnathan’s Patio, you will be surrounded by a beautiful garden and fountain in an intimate and lush setting. The Ceremony Site has a charming stone cottage and flower beds that you may inspire you to grow your own at home. These are just two areas at Crossing Vineyards that are heaven sent for wedding photos. The bridal suite allows for all of the exciting preparations for your wedding event in a beautiful winery setting.

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Tennessee is arguably the wedding capital of romantic wedding destinations in the South… and the state certainly makes a great case in support of this. Tennessee’s scenic mountain backdrop and it’s numerous historic locations offer a variety of wedding venues. Couples will find options for traditional and simple weddings, as well as other options they probably never thought of.

We’ve listed 5 of the state’s top wedding venues below. You’ll enjoy reading about the unique and often historical features offered by each of them.

Carnton Plantation
Historic Carnton Plantation has been a popular gathering place for important ladies and gentlemen over the past two centuries. Guests have included at least two presidents and the property is utterly gorgeous.

Brides and Grooms can exchange vows in the garden under a 150 year old Osage orange tree or on one of the two Greek revival porches at the house. There is also the newly built Fleming center which is available for receptions and gatherings.

Tours of the family home are available for wedding guests. Guests should enjoy the diversion and the glimpse of Tennessee’s rich history.

Heartwood Hall
Heartwood Hall (located in Rossville, TN) is a historic residence featured on the National Historic Register. It was originally built by the Miller family as a wedding gift for one of their daughters. It also has a prominent place in Civil War history as union soldiers camped on the front lawn and used the residence as a hospital.

The house is 7000 square feet and has a gourmet kitchen, courtyard and pool. Servants quarters re-purposed as guesthouses are scattered about the property, as well as a gorgeous garden. Heartwood Hall has become a highly sought after venue for wedding ceremonies and receptions and it’s easy to see why.

The Hermitage
There is truly no place with more options for weddings than the Hermitage. It was once the home of American president Andrew Jackson and is a sought after venue for its historical connection alone. The property features a church and gardens as well as houses and a visitor center available for rent. The options for weddings are truly endless here.

Couples will be overwhelmed with all the choices and the opportunities for memorable photos abound at The Hermitage. The entire place is beautiful and you could spend a week just exploring it.

The Red House
This venue is unique, trendy, and affordable. It’s perfect for a wedding on a budget but the house still retains historic charm. The decor of the 130 year old home is accented with rock and roll memorabilia which offers a sort of chic style mixed with southern charm. The house appears historic on the exterior but is very modern inside. It’s the best of both worlds for any wedding.

Castleton Farms
Castleton farms are modeled after the New Orleans Plantation, Houmas House. It features five bedrooms and four bathrooms. The beautiful spiral staircase in the main foyer is perfect for photo opportunities as well as the 12 ft, 4 tiered Palazzo fountain. The place is amazing!

The exterior and grounds are just as awe inspiring as the interior. The in ground swimming pool with floating candles and the huge lawn are certainly impressive. Greek statues, lush flowers, and a multitude of greenery accent the property and make it a really wonderful wedding venue.

There is no doubt that options for romantic and historical weddings abound in Tennessee. The state is overflowing with such a rich history, beautiful mountains and lakes. This provides the perfect setting for a memorable wedding no matter which venue you might choose.

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He popped the question, you have a sparkly ring on your finger and now it’s time to plan the wedding. Winter weddings in Canada can be stunningly beautiful, and with a wide range of options for a venue, your wedding will be the perfect event.

From snowy mountain tops to beautiful forest settings, Canada has so much to offer. Here, in no particular order, are the top five winter wedding locations in Canada.

1. Fairmont Chateau – Lake Louise, Alberta

This gorgeous wedding spot with amazing natural surroundings is located in the heart of Banff National Park in southern Alberta. With picturesque views of mountains, the lake and even glaciers, this is the ideal destination if you are looking for natural scenery.

The hotel offers wedding planning assistance to line you up with some of the best wedding vendors in the area. Ceremony rooms, a spa, beautiful guest rooms, and, of course, dining areas with views of the mountains for your reception and dinner, all top off this luxurious wedding destination.

2. Viamede Resort, Ontario

Another good choice for a wedding with natural beauty is Ontario’s Viamede Resort. Gorgeous lake views make this a great wedding location. Guests can enjoy snowshoeing, ice skating, tobogganing and even cross country skiing.

At the end of the day, you can relax at the resort’s spa or sit by a warm fire and enjoy visiting with your guests. The beautiful rooms in the resort will make your wedding feel like a dream, and your guests will be in awe of the natural surroundings.

3. Jasper National Park, Alberta

Nestled in the Canadian Rockies in Alberta, this wedding destination has it all: mountains, forests and clear lakes. Truly a winter wonderland, this park is ideal for a ceremony on a lake, in the woods or in one of several five-star hotels. As the largest park in the Canadian Rockies, Jasper offers dining, recreation, sightseeing and relaxation spots that can’t be beat.

4. Emerald Lake Lodge, British Columbia

For a more cozy, mountain-themed wedding, you’ll love Emerald Lake Lodge. Surrounded by forests with snow-covered pines, this location will bring a whole new feel to your wedding. Outside you can enjoy in the breath-taking mountain views and the gleaming winter snow.

Warm fires, comfy furniture and beautiful cabin decor greet you inside the lodge. You and your guests will find this scenic getaway perfect for your once-in-a-lifetime event.

5. Strathmere, Ottawa

Strathmere can give you a homey, country-style wedding. This retreat has more than 200 acres of beautiful wooded areas and farmland. You can choose to have your ceremony outdoors on the beautiful landscape, or indoors in a cozy setting. With an historic inn, a garden house and of course the lodge, there are plenty of options. Food, guest rooms, wedding coordination and even food styling can all be arranged for with the lodge.

At any of these five destinations, your Canadian winter wedding will be exquisite and a day to cherish. Take the next step in your wedding planning and reserve a beautiful wedding venue.

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There is no more beautiful setting for a wedding to take place than at Lake Tahoe. It is an opportunity for photographs and videos that will complement your wedding with memories to last forever. During the winter months you have the glistening snow as a backdrop for all of those photographs and memories to treasure. First is deciding which of the many wonderful venues to use for your momentous occasion. Ceremony sites can be from going to the chapel to a mountain top experience.

Lake Tahoe offers a chapel that will take you right to the water’s edge; as well as many other chapels that have beautiful views of the lake and the mountains. Your wedding can be inspired by the panoramic view of the area. A chapel would offer you a venue inside from the cold winter weather found in Lake Tahoe. The setting would still be as beautiful as if you were outdoors in the middle of the snow.

If you prefer to have an outdoor wedding in the middle of winter, then you might check out some places that offer weddings in their garden gazebo. Some offers heating in the form of heat lamps to keep you warm during your ceremony. This type of ceremony will be lovely with the stars shining down at night on you while you exchange your vows. Add some soft romantic music and lights; and your wedding can be the dream wedding you have always wanted. These venues make an outdoor wedding in the middle of winter in Lake Tahoe possible.

Then, after your beautiful winter wedding at Lake Tahoe, you will be ready to have a reception to celebrate the joining together of two loves. Some of the reception rooms available will offer you the same great views of the mountains and the lake that inspired your wedding ceremony. Some of the venues will offer to do everything for you. They will provide the cake and the champagne as well as the other foods. You can choose a full buffet or just appetizers. Some venues will offer live music with a real DJ as well as ample room for dancing. What could be better than a romantic wedding ceremony at Lake Tahoe followed by an exciting and well organized reception?

Before or after the ceremony, you and your guest might enjoy working off some steam at a local ski resort. Winter in Lake Tahoe offers some of the best skiing. These resorts get plenty of snow, so you are sure to find a way to play while you are waiting for the big event. They have sledding and tubing and even ice skating for those who dare. But if you want to be a little bit safer and relaxed, you can always take a romantic sleigh ride through the snow. Or, why not stick around after the ceremony for a few days and enjoy a honeymoon at one of the local ski resorts. That way you can take part in all of these activities together as a married couple.

Whichever unique venue you choose to have for your wedding at Lake Tahoe, it is sure to be remembered by all that attends. With the beautiful lake and the magnificent mountains, there is no way to go wrong with a wedding at Lake Tahoe. So grab a few friends or even a lot of friends and family, and come to Lake Tahoe and celebrate with a gorgeous wedding and fun reception. And don’t forget to enjoy the slopes while you are there, or maybe the fabulous sleigh ride through the falling snow.

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Finding the perfect location for your wedding day is critical if you want it to be memorable. The last thing anyone wants is to have an unmemorable wedding. You want it to be the type of wedding that your friends and family talk about for years after. Getting married is a big deal, so having it at a memorable location is crucial.  For those of you in the Colorado area or those of you who want to be married there, I’ve listed some of the top wedding venues in your area!

1) The Craftwood Inn is located in Manitou Springs, Colorado. The inn is also a historic landmark that is located on a hillside. It was established in the early 1900s and has been open since. The Craftwood Inn is a beautiful location with stunning landscape. The Craftwood Inn’s award winning restaraunt varies from Colorado wild game, to seafood and delicious desserts. If you decide to have your winter wedding here, you are guaranteed to have an unforgettable wedding.

2) Hudson Gardens is located in Littleton, Colorado, which is outside of Denver.  Hudson Gardens offers couples a cozy but charming location to be married. Hudson Gardens and Event Center has wood flooring throughout the facility as well as vaulted ceilings. For a wedding the location will seat 250 people. On the ceiling you will also notice exposed wood beams. Hudson Gardens and Event Center was established in 1941, and was a long desired dream that was finally made reality by Colonel King C. and Evelyn Leigh Hudson.

3) There are actually four different Crystal Rose wedding locations throughout Denver.  These venues offer a scenic view like nowhere else on Earth. It is so beautiful that you will not have to think twice about having your wedding here after you’ve seen it. Another benefit of having your winter wedding here is that you have the option of choosing an indoor wedding or an outdoor wedding. If you always wanted an outdoor wedding, this is the ideal location to have it.

4) The Stanley Hotel - This location truly is a breathtaking, unique location. It is the hotel that inspired Stephen King to write the book ‘The Shining.’ The hotel is said to be haunted by ghosts, which is a must for any couples who want to get married at an unforgettable location. Just being at Stanley Hotel is something you will never forget. Having a wedding there is something you will be able to boast about for years. This venue is a luxurious landmark location that has been open for business since 1909. The whole hotel is overlooking the beautiful Estes Valley with stunning views that will dazzle the eyes.

5) Considered to be one of the best gardens in the entire United States, Denver Botanical Gardens is located on York Street. The Denver Botanical Gardens offers a wide variety of plants that are imported from around the world, so you will not only see native plants but exotic plants also. One thing is for sure, your ceremony will look incredible!! Check out the link to see the various locations you can hold your event.

What I like about these various locations is that they can each meet couples’ varying tastes and demands.  You can’t go wrong and they’re all BEAUTIFUL locations!!

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Winter is a wonderful time to get married and because it is a slower season, you may be able to get better prices on catering, photography and other wedding services. Outdoor weddings are beautiful, but can be risky because of weather concerns.  Ensuring that you have thoroughly planned out your wedding and preparing for any outcome (especially the ones that are beyond your control!) will cause less stress on your big day. Having a back-up plan for severe weather is especially important.

If you are having a winter wedding outside, having a sheltered area for guests is important. A wedding tent or other type of similar covering can provide the protection from the elements necessary for a comfortable ceremony. Including portable heaters would also mean a lot to your guests. These heaters and tents are reasonably priced and can go a long way to make your guests comfortable.  Even the milder climates can cause discomfort outside, so when choosing a venue, it may be a good idea to choose a venue where they have indoor options as well.

Your guests may need to drive in inclement weather and having discounted hotels or other accommodations for spending the night is a great idea, if you can negotiate a good deal! Your guests will feel more secure about making the trip out to see you on your day, especially when you’re going out of your way to prevent any potential accidents if the weather does not permit a safe return trip. Suggesting that guests arrive the day before the wedding is also a good idea, so no one will miss out on the fun you’ve been preparing for them! Think about having small gift baskets or bags waiting for your out of town guests makes them feel important. The baskets can contain things like hot chocolate, tea, crackers or cookies and brochures about nearby attractions. This will welcome your guests and let them know that you are happy that they made the effort to come to your celebration. You may also want to put a schedule of all events in this basket. A list of restaurants with menus would also be beneficial for those spending the night, if the hotel doesn’t already provide them.

Speaking of awful weather, definitely consider wedding insurance!! A lot of venues already require this coverage, but it is definitely worth it when things happen beyond your control even when they may not.

Decorating for outdoor weddings can also be less expensive than the other popular seasons. Birch branches could be set up along the isle with tiny white lights. Think about using seasonal berries, leaves or other natural plants. You can coordinate the entire wedding party’s bouquets with this type of natural materials for a inexpensive and interesting look to a outside wedding. Small favors for your guests can follow this same theme. Seedling for spring, bird seed feeders from pine cones or cookies shaped like leaves can all make great take home thank you gifts.

If you are serving food at your reception, make sure you have plenty of hot dishes and drinks. Soups, and hearty dishes can make your guests feel warm inside and out. A coffee bar with ingredients for specialty coffee drinks can substitute for a traditional bar and may also save you money.

Planning ahead for any possible unexpected weather event can ensure that your winter outdoor wedding flows smoothly. Your guests will appreciate the care that you took to make them comfortable and enjoy the unusual yet charming outdoor venue. Make plans early and then enjoy the most special day of your life stress free.

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A wedding is a special event filled with precious memories to treasure for years to come. Choosing the top US locations for an outdoor winter wedding proved to be quite challenging as many resorts are available that specialize in winter weddings, each having their own aura of charm and elegance. The five cited below are definitely at the top of the list.

1.The Ridge Resort at Lake Tahoe, Nevada. This facility takes care of all details including wedding, reception and accommodations. For winter weddings, a complimentary package is offered which includes 3 night honeymoon, champagne toast for reception and your choice of either two Heavenly Lift tickets or an exclusive spa gift certificate. For the perfect wedding, include a brief ceremony at the base of the lift. Once ended, take off in a shower of confetti with your spouse aboard the Heavenly lift for a quiet time together, returning later to join your wedding party at the reception by a fireplace indoors. Photos taken at different sites could fill your album with a wonderland of wedding memorabilia.

2.Hudson Gardens Event Center in Denver, Colorado. This location offers unique and picturesque settings or your winter wedding outdoors. Imagine sheer white of the bride’s dress against white snow with splotches of color such as her bouquet and the grooms black tux, combined with an array of color chosen for the wedding party. Mink wraps, sable stoles or faux fur would add a touch of elegance and the service of a white or silver stretch limo or horse -driven carriage for the wedding party is a plus. A gazebo with white gauzy hangings and ornate space heaters would create a magical effect for the ceremony. Then move indoors to a reception by a fireplace where rich decorations, sumptuous food, petit fours and warm spicy drinks would add a delicious completion to this fairy tale wedding.

3. Stonebridge Country Club in Manchester, New Hampshire, is a scenic and beautiful location for winter weddings. With a heat pump and open fires, an aura of warmth will be yours throughout the wedding ceremony and reception. The ceremony and reception can be held in a canopied tent or at a site with a panoramic view of the garden or lake, a wonderland of white in winter. The staff at Stonebridge will cater to your fancy and address your theme of choice whether a Hawaiian luau or Scottish highland’s feast.

4.Star Hill Ranch in Austin, Texas. If history and country are your style for a winter wedding, Star Hill Ranch is the place for you. Situated along a historic street framed with buildings that mark the area’s historic past, Star Hill Ranch has much to offer. Located only minutes apart are its quaint historic country chapel and a charming bride’s house. The mild winters Texas boasts allow the ceremony and reception to be held in its outdoor arbor. The wide streets will accommodate hayrides or street parades to add that great flavor of an outdoor country winter wedding.

5. Lanikuhonua in Hawaii. Who says you can’t have it all? You can escape to an island paradise for the winter wedding of your dreams. Lanikuhonua has a private get-away beach and offers quite a romantic setting for your winter wedding. With its breathtaking scenery and delightful entertainment all you need is a colorful lei to complete your wedding outfit. You can choose from a simple barefoot wedding on the beach, to traditional, or a more exotic and elegantly romantic wedding on the lavish lawn areas that will astound your guests. This private beach setting is earmarked for a dream wedding never to be forgotten.

For your winter wedding, bear your guests’ comfort in mind. Make outdoor ceremonies brief, opt for comfortable clothing and have lots of hot spicy drinks on hand. You will have the unforgettable wedding you dreamed of and your guests will enjoy the moment with you!

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A winter wedding creates an atmosphere of enchantment and elegance. Not only does a wedding in the winter season set the stage for beauty, many couples have an easier time securing venues because the season is less busy. Colors, the dress, flowers, photography, and the reception are all key aspects of weaving together a winter wedding.

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Those couples who may be interested in inviting someone from the afterlife to their wedding might consider choosing one of the many venues in the United States that are noted for being haunted. Guests are sure to get a definite thrill, an probably a chill, as the bride and groom say, “I do…” in front of their guests…and who knows whom else?

One of the most famous haunted wedding venues is in Long Beach, California. Once referred to as the, “Grey Ghost,” the Queen Mary has been the site of almost 50 deaths. People have reported haunting incidences throughout the ship’s 60-year history.  You can read all about it here!

Ghost hunters in Texas will get their kicks at a Houston Hidden Oaks wedding. This former bed and breakfast located near downtown Houston is said to have visitors of the ghostly kind when people least expect them.

Little Falls, New York is the site of the ivy-covered Beardslee Castle. This genuine castle is a beautiful place for a wedding, but beware! Throughout the 151 years since it was built, there have been legendary tales of sprits and ghosts that serve to accentuate the chilling energy of a Beardslee Castle wedding.

The Magnolia Mansion in New Orleans is a historical wedding hot spot. In fact, it is so popular that it is said to be regularly attended by ghosts of all kinds. So haunted is this Antebellum mansion, that it has been selected as one of the most haunted inns in America! They even have special haunted wedding and honeymoon packages!

Eureka Springs, Arkansas has wonderful hot springs and plentiful spas for a relaxing honeymoon after a ghostly wedding at the Crescent Hotel. The beautiful old hotel sits atop a mountain, and is host to many weddings. It is said that sometimes guests are joined by beings from the third world. However, no unfortunate mishaps have been reported. (Here’s their link to their hotel!)

The Copper Queen Hotel is a lovely place for a wedding in Bisbee, Arizona. Many are held under the beautiful cathedral dome that was, at one time, filled with Tiffany glass. However, there appear to be three ghosts who maintain their residence at the Copper Queen, namely Julia Lowell, a woman who died when she was in her early thirties, a second ghost in the form of a tall man wearing a cape and top hat, and a little boy who is around eight years old. Just hope the little guy doesn’t giggle during the ceremony. Some say this has been known to happen.

Another haunted wedding site in Arizona is the Crowne Plaza San Marcos Golf Resort. This Chandler, Arizona venue was constructed in the year 1912 as a place for the rich and famous to mingle, as only the rich and famous can mingle. The stunning wedding facilities are, at times, visited by ghostly apparitions and certain phenomenon that is unexplained.  Hotels.com goes more into detail about these occurrences, along with several other haunted hotels in Arizona.

Finally, a third Arizona wedding site that is said to be haunted is Flagstaff’s Hotel Weatherford. This hotel has seen fires, snowstorms and tales of a bride and groom who were murdered there shortly after the hotel was built. Guests claim to have seen visitations from the couple as they wandered through the halls of the upper floors. They probably say, “I boo!” these days, instead of, “I do.” Click here to view some of the guests’ stories of their time spent at the Hotel Weatherford.