Walk down the aisle in the laid-back luxury of Northern California's premier wedding destination. Our pristine natural setting, including the signature Wedding Garden, along the Sacramento River is the perfect backdrop for your ceremony and reception. With four timeless indoor and outdoor venues spanning nearly 9,000 square feet, an indulgent spa, full-service catering, plus a team of dedicated wedding specialists, there's no better place to get married than our rustic resort-style hotel in Anderson. Wedding Garden One of the most beautifully landscaped outdoor venues, this rustic garden and hotel's signature space boasts pond views and lush greenery for ceremonies, receptions, and celebrations with up to 300 guests. Himalaya Ballroom This elegant ballroom is divisible to accommodate intimate receptions of 150 guests, or in combination for a grand celebration with 300 friends and family. The ballroom opens to a patio with views of the resort lagoon for a picture-perfect wedding.

The Kraft is Red Bluff's newest, premier event venue. Host your wedding or event at one of Northern California's most iconic buildings. The Kraft Events started welcoming guests in the Spring of 2022. This gorgeous, neoclassic building is nearly 6,000 square feet and is abundant in character. It is absolutely picturesque with grand windows, gorgeous pillars embellished with detail, victorian style crown molding, three romantic fireplaces, a stained glass cupola, fir floors, and elegant lighting in the main level ballroom. The lower level serves as an elegant banquet hall and can seat as many as 200 people. The third level has been refashioned into a glamorous bridal/host suite.

Julia Morgan was a world renowned female architect who designed more than 700 buildings in California. She was the first woman admitted entrance to Beaux-Arts De Paris, the most prestigious architectural school in the world at the time and in 1904, Morgan became the first woman to obtain her architect license in California. In 1922 she did an extensive remodel of property, while concurrently working on Hearst Castle. This included adding the Conservatory, the present day Sky Suite, the Fireplace mantel in the Ballroom, and more. To preserve her legacy and beautiful additions, the Lewis' honored all of Morgan's original designs since restoring the home from 2016-2019.