Destination Weddings & Commitment Ceremonies
We want your wedding to be a dazzling and memorable experience!
Days filled with love and laughter, with friends and family – with beauty, memories and meaning. The tall trees will be your gateway to a new life together, and the photos will always tell your story.
Watch Coby & Annelise's wedding video from July 2012
Imagine inviting your closest friends and family members to stay with you at the retreat for two nights. Share a Paella with them at the Rehearsal Dinner before the big day. Sit around the fire and reminisce. Then, after a deep restful sleep, you start your day off with a hearty breakfast and you still have plenty of time to put all the last pieces together before your guests arrive for the ceremony by the creek or under the big tree. Celebrate into the night. Wake up refreshed the next morning to share one more meal with your friends and loved ones before you take off for your honeymoon - just the two of you!
Tipi Village Retreat Wedding Packages are available with exclusive use of the retreat for 3 days – including two overnights with breakfast and the Rehearsal Dinner for a group of 25 to 30 people.
Please contact us for individual arrangements and reasonable prices. This is your celebration!
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We cannot sing enough praise or express enough gratitude for all that you did for us! That weekend was magical, romantic, fun, all the food! We wish we could have made it all last longer, it was SO beautiful. Your land, your home, has such positive vibrations - we could never find a better place if we looked for a thousand years!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Much love,
(Laurel and Collin, 2009)
AMAZING doesn't even begin to explain it. All of your hard work - tiling the hot tub 'til the wee hours of the morning, constructing Crazy Horse, creating that fabulous menu of fresh, scrumptious food, and just plain being the most gracious of hosts made our wedding weekend P E R F E C T.
( Stacy Talbot, 2011 )
Humankind has not woven the web of life.
We are but one thread within it.
Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves.
All things are bound together.
All things connect.
Chief Seattle, 1854
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