For those dreaming of a fairy-tale wedding, White Swan Castle provides an enchanting backdrop. This majestic venue features grand ballrooms, manicured gardens, and stunning architectural details. Couples can expect top-notch service and a variety of customizable options to make their day truly special. The castle's timeless beauty ensures a captivating setting for any celebration.

Our Services & Inclusions: • Wedding Venue • Food & Beverage • Lodging • Tables, Chairs, Linen, Dinnerware, Service Staff • Activities • Transportation • And SO much more! We have three total wedding venue locations to choose from. Alpine Lodge available July – October, offers an all outdoor option with a mountain backdrop. Olympic Village Event Center located mountainside with an outdoor Summer/Fall garden area for the ceremony, adjacent deck for cocktail hour and evening firepits, and indoor lodge style reception with stunning mountain views, existing market & twinkle lights, and a big fireplace. Available year-round. High Camp located on the mountaintop. This venue offers an incredible experience for you and your guests, and also has Lake Tahoe views! The ceremony and social hour will be on the outside observation deck and the reception is indoors with the same lake view and sweeping mountain scape. Available April – early December.

Nestled high in the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountains near Lake Tahoe, Sugar Bowl’s historic Lodge serves up a unique setting where it can be all yours for an unforgettable private wedding. Sugar Bowl is known world-wide for its picturesque setting, gourmet food, imagina-tive menus and beautiful presentations. With accommodations for 80 people in the Lodge and more available on-site and nearby, you’re sure to host everyone comfortably for your special day.

Nestled in the foothills between Sacramento and North Lake Tahoe, the secret gem of the famed Gold Country now lures savvy travelers seeking adventure and romance, mountains and memories and uncrowded experiences. Contemporary design meets the adventure and romance of Gold Country. Our all-suite luxe hotel sits atop the highest point in Auburn, overlooking the rolling mountains and valleys of the surrounding Sierra Nevada foothills.

Just outside the city limits, between the hills of Amador County and the Sierra's lies the beautiful Murieta Inn & Spa. 83 beautifully appointed guest rooms and over 20,000 square feet of event space act as a beautiful escape for couples and their guests to enjoy the most special time in their life. Surrounded by scenic rolling hills and picturesque vineyards, Murieta Inn & Spa is a romantic setting for your Sacramento wedding offering a number of unique venues. Our luxurious rooms and suites are the perfect accommodations for your guests.

Nestled in the heart of Downtown Sacramento, The Celine stands as an iconic landmark steps away from the Golden 1 Center. Seamlessly blending historical charm with contemporary sophistication, it is renowned as one of Sacramento’s most prestigious event venues.

The West Shore Cafe, located directly on the shores of Lake Tahoe, makes for a stunning backdrop for any wedding no matter the season. From outdoor to indoor wedding spaces including options for small or large events, our goal is to accommodate you to your dream day right on the shores of Lake Tahoe.

Welcome. Outdoor weddings at Yin Ranch take place under a permanent gazebo structure, situated on our beautifully landscaped and willow tree-shaded island, accessible by a walking bridge. The island is perfectly set-up for your walk down the aisle to say your vows, with room to seat up to 200 guests. Surrounded by the beauty of the blue-green waters, you’ll find this to be an idyllic site for your wedding ceremony. For the ultimate in dramatic entrances, consider a trip around the lake in a horse-drawn carriage for the bride and her father. After the ceremony, a cocktail hour can take place on the spacious grassy area nearby, then the reception can be held at the Pavilion or Vista Point, or arrange for a tent to enjoy the evening under twinkling lights amid Yin Ranch’s lush scenery.

Originally called Cold Spring Ranch due to an ice cold spring. The Dorrington Hotel was built in 1852 by John Gardner who married Rebecca Dorrington and moved her out from Scotland. It served as a depot for stockmen and provided lodging for guests visiting the Giant Sequoias at Calaveras Big Trees State Park. Read more about our history and our permanent guest Rebecca below.