The Meadows on Rock Creek offers an unforgettable wedding experience in the heart of Western Montana’s stunning wilderness. Our elegant venue blends rustic charm with modern luxury, creating the perfect backdrop for your special day. Imagine exchanging vows surrounded by rolling hills, majestic mountains, and the soothing sounds of Rock Creek. With space to accommodate over 200 guests, The Meadows provides the perfect setting for intimate ceremonies or grand celebrations. With luxury accommodations, breathtaking views, and all-inclusive packages available, The Meadows on Rock Creek is the dream venue to begin your forever. Whether you’re looking for an adventurous outdoor celebration or a cozy, intimate gathering, we offer an unmatched combination of natural beauty, fine amenities, and exceptional service to make your wedding a magical event.

We are a historic banquet hall and gothic church on the National Historic Register. Weekday weddings without food are $100 or $250 with use of the banquet hall. Weekend weddings are $500 for the full day or $1000 for four full days. We can provide seating, tables, and dishes for up to 75 people.

Tranquility at its finest. Six acres nestled in the pine trees along the Payette River. Located a mile out of Cascade, this private residence boasts amazing views of the Payette River and surrounding areas. The property features a beautiful country home with a large barn style reception hall and a built-in bar. Ample on-site parking for everyone.

Anderson Reserve is Idaho’s new premier wedding venue. At Anderson Reserve you can have the wedding of your dreams that has it all. With gorgeous view of mountains, waterfront and even a gorgeous barn restaurant to dance the night away in.

Cool Water Events is not just a wedding venue, it's a whole experience. With its rich history, stunning views, and unique amenities, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or just looking for a relaxing getaway, you won't be disappointed. The property dates back over 100 years when it was a dairy, and more recently, a boys' school. The barn, which has been refurbished, can be used for pictures and has a 1900s doctor's buggy and a Model T for those wanting to take a trip down memory lane. Plans to rebuild the silo on the west side of the barn are in the works, and much of the original wood will be used on the exterior to maintain its authenticity.