Nestled in the heart of Topaz, California, Topaz Resort stands as a premier wedding destination, renowned for its expertise in orchestrating unforgettable wedding receptions and rehearsal dinners. Situated along the serene banks of Lake Topaz, straddling the border of Nevada and California, our resort boasts breathtaking vistas of sunrise and sunset, with a picturesque backdrop of the shimmering lake and majestic mountains. Our committed team is wholly devoted to ensuring your utmost satisfaction, striving to transform your wedding day into a harmonious and stress-free celebration.

Mammoth Mountain lies at the heart of a breathtaking range featuring towering cliffs of granite and deep crystal lakes. Guests are welcomed to its bright white slopes for a weekend of wedding celebrations like no other. There are several open-air sites where couples can say ‘I do’ in the crisp mountain air. For a lush summer wedding, the Forest Chapel at Tamarack Lodge provides a serene stage for a magical lake-side celebration amongst tall pines. With so much choice, couples are certain to find the setting of their dreams. Afterwards, multiple reception venues can welcome the party for a cozy evening of dining and fun.

Convict Lake Resort is a lakeshore wedding venue located in Mammoth Lakes, California. Situated below the peak of Mount Morrison, this venue hosts romantic weddings with scenic views of the 170-acre crystal-clear lake surrounded by tall aspens. Couples can enjoy the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, wildflowers, and fall colors as a backdrop for their wedding ceremony. Convict Lake Resort has coordinated more than 500 weddings over the past 20 years.

Bridgeport Ranch Barns & Terrace is a unique, seasonal, outdoor event venue. Located in the heart of the scenic and historic valley of Bridgeport, California, your special event will have the panoramic view of the meadows and Eastern Sierra Mountains. Within an hour drive of Yosemite National Park, and 2 hours of South Lake Tahoe, Bridgeport is easily accessible via Highway 395. The barns were originally built in 1871 by Stewart Kirkwood, primarily to feed and harness draft horses that were used for cutting and stacking hay, and then hauling it to the town of Bodie. Today they have been lovingly restored and updated to provide this one of a kind event venue, while still maintaining a great many original features and artifacts that remind us of their history. We look forward to hosting your special event.