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"From the moment we came to Sunrise Springs we knew this was the place to share our wedding with our family and friends. It was wonderful to have everyone together for the whole weekend. Our guests raved about the lodging, food and the staff. The weekend surpassed our dreams."
-Sarah and Bob
The magic of the joining of two in union is something we take very seriously here at Sunrise Springs. Our staff will listen carefully to you and make sure that your needs are completely cared for, leaving you to bask in the joy of the day.
All four seasons are spectacular at Sunrise Springs. If you're looking for a serene outdoor site for your ceremony in Spring, Summer or Fall, we offer the Mulberry Meadow, a large grassy area near one of our spring fed ponds surrounded by fragrant Russian olive trees, stately cottonwoods and our beautiful rose garden.
Whether you are planning a wedding, special birthday celebration or an anniversary gathering we can accommodate you. Depending on the size of your reception, we have several different areas that will accommodate groups of up to 150 guests. Our exceptional location, accommodating staff and many venues make us an ideal choice for memorable celebrations.
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We have everything you need to create a memorable event tailored to your individual dreams. We can provide deluxe accommodations for out of town guests. Plan to have your rehearsal dinner at the renowned Blue Heron Restaurant.
Spend time with your bridal party at our Spa Samadhi relaxing with facials, massage and hot tubs; or have a special couples massage for the bride and groom. Relax with a private Yoga or Tai Chi class.
Honor the two families coming together with an elegant tea ceremony in our Japanese Tea House. And plan to stay on for a romantic Honeymoon in one of our casitas.
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Photographs courtesy of Cathy Maier Callanan [2]