Wedding Venues In Logan Utah/Northern Utah
Riter Mansion
Riter mansion is beautiful indoors and outdoors so no matter what the weather is, you don’t have to worry. My favorite part is how pretty the bride and groom getting ready space is. Beautiful gold mirrors and pretty cream walls for the bride. Checkered floor and brown leather couch for the groom. The main indoor space is all white making a pretty background anywhere for photos. It has plenty of space too. I worked with the venue’s coordianators and they were very kind and on top of things. I really enjoyed shooting here and if you’re looking for a venue you won’t regret it. You can see the Logan temple from this venue too.
https://www.theritermansion.com/
The Vineyards at Mt. Namoi Farms
This venue is absolutely stunning. They have a beautiful view of the valley and their vineyards. The sunset here is also so gorgeous. This is an outside and indoor venue. They have a spiral staircase, chandeliers, and big beautiful doors to let in light. I personally worked with their venue coordinator and she was very organized and kind. I hope I get to shoot here again soon.
https://mtnaomifarms.com/weddings/
The Riverwoods Conference Center
I love their outdoor venue, its surrounded with trees and a pretty waterfall. They have white tents you can set up to put your food under and an awning for your cake. They also have indoor options too. I shot a small elopement in their conference center, its a nice large space. I believe they offer catering too.
https://www.theriverwoods.com/
Arbor Manor Event Venue and Garden
This venue is located in Odgen. I absolutely loved shooting here. I love that everything is white and they have beautiful arched windows and chandeliers. Their indoor space has a lot of space so guests can sit and eat treats while others dance and it won’t feel squished.
American West Heritage Center
This venue is located in South Logan. If you are wanting a western feel American West Heritage Center has old fashioned western inspired buildings. They also have a horse carriage to take your guests to your venue so they don’t have to walk. This venue is indoor and outdoor which is super nice. I believe they also have a main building for weddings also. I’ve only shot at the western buildings though. Something to consider with the western inspired building is there isn’t much light if you close the doors. If the weather is nice you can keep them open and it gives more light. There is also a really pretty field for bridal portraits next to the venue.
Your venue is extremely important when it comes to the overall vibe of your wedding day. Some things to consider when making your decision:
If you choose a venue that’s kinda dark/not much lighting your photos are going to come out more moody. Your photographer can do their best to brighten it but even with flash that will still be the tone of your gallery.
The color of your venue is a big part of how your photos will turn out. If your venue is wood your photos are going to have more of an orange tone for example a barn, or cabin. Wood often gives off a country vibe too.
How much space is there when 100+ people come? Often times a venue looks big until all your guests show up and everyone feels a little crowded. Just something to consider!
If there is bad weather will you have an easy backup plan? It is outdoor and indoor accessible?