Sheridan, Wyoming Area Wedding Venues | Northern WY

Venues & Locations

Dec 1

The landscapes of Northern Wyoming offer everything from wide open fields to secluded mountain hideaways, making it a gem for outdoorsy, adventurous couples.

If you’re planning to get married in the Sheridan, Wyoming area, including Big Horn, Buffalo, and the Bighorn Mountains, there are great options for both indoor and outdoor wedding venues!

Pictured: The Brinton Museum, Photo by: Kaylie Sirek Photography

Tips for finding a wedding venue in Sheridan, Wyoming

When searching for a wedding venue, here are questions to ask yourself and the venue:

Is the lighting good? If you’re having an outdoor ceremony at your venue, try to do a walkthrough around the time of your ceremony during the same time of year you’ll be getting married. This will help you visualize what the lighting will look like and help determine the ceremony setup. If this isn’t possible, ask for photos from the same month you’ll be getting married so you can get an idea of what it will look like. Foliage and light is dependent on the time of year. Does the indoor space have windows for natural light?
Will there be travel time between locations? (if your getting ready space, ceremony, and reception are on different sites, this may affect your wedding day timeline)
Does the venue have a getting-ready space on-site or will you need to get ready somewhere else?
Does the venue/ceremony site provide the views and aesthetic that match your vision?
What is the max guest count?
Do they allow outside caterers/vendors?

List of Best Sheridan, WY Area Wedding Venues

Antelope Butte Mountain Recreation Area

Address: 28 Forest Service Road 244, Shell, WY
Phone: (307) 529-1052

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Barn in Big Horn

Wedding Guest Capacity: Up to 100

Address: 228 Johnson St, Big Horn, WY
Phone: (307) 674-6000

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Bear Lodge

Address: 5600 US-14 ALT, Dayton, WY
Phone: (307) 752-2444

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Special use authorizations (permits) are required for activities on NFS land that involves individuals or organizations with 75 or more participants and spectators where there is no fee involved. This includes weddings, family reunions, church retreats, group campouts, organization rallies, etc. If you or your organization or group is considering holding such an event on the Bighorn, you must contact the ranger district office of where the event will occur to determine whether a permit is available. There is no deadline for application but time is needed to process permits, so submit your application as soon as possible. –via fs.usda.gov