Where should I get hitched in Utah/ Colorado?

[gcb17]

My GF and I are looking for a quaint/secluded place to get married in Utah/Colorado/Wyoming/Montana. It'll be a small wedding with about 20 folks total coming, and it'll be in July of this year, so nothing in a desert. Cost doesn't really matter, but we're not looking for anything too extravagant.

As a couple of examples, we really like the following places, but we're just looking for options. Secluded, rustic, and scenic are the priorities.

http://fosschapel.org/
http://www.usatourist.com/english/places/wyoming/grandteton.html

This is our favorite, but it's $17,500 to rent the entire "town" for a day. That's a little pricey just for a venue.
http://www.duntonhotsprings.com/

I was hoping she'd take care of all this crap, but now she's making me get involved.

Anyone have any good ideas?

 

[Cody]

first, don't do it. You don't need to give up quite yet.

otherwise, I think the memorial house up memory grove is pretty nice.

edit: the places you linked are much cooler. I always thought that winery in Moab on the river would be awesome.

 

[Bart]

I had a friend get married in the Wind Rivers in Wyoming. Great weekend. Just a lot of packing in and out.

 

[JoeT]

otherwise, I think the memorial house up memory grove is pretty nice.

x2 on that place.

 

[gcb17]

first, don't do it. You don't need to give up quite yet.

We're both old and have known each other for 10 years. I'm not giving up. Maybe she is?

 

[NoTrax]

first, don't do it. You don't need to give up quite yet.

otherwise, I think the memorial house up memory grove is pretty nice.

edit: the places you linked are much cooler. I always thought that winery in Moab on the river would be awesome.

Here here!

 

[NoTrax]

I had a friend get married in the Wind Rivers in Wyoming. Great weekend. Just a lot of packing in and out.

I have a friend down here in layton who has a cabin up there on 40, LOVES the place, talks about fly fishing all the time.


I have been up there once, VERY VERY pretty

 

[Coreshot]

Had a buddy get mrried at the top of the Tram at Snowbird. It was pretty cool, and the bagpipers were badass with that view.

 

[SLC97SR5]

Red Lodge, MT.
Stay at the Rock Creek Resort, Red Lodge is one of my all time favorite places and you'll be able to access it via the Bear Tooth pass.

 

[jdub]

Sundance does weddings at the top of the hill but I hear it's very expensive.

I went to one that wasn't too elaborate and kinda fun, up parleys canyon on your way to PC from SLC I don't remember the name it's off a ranch exit and has a mountain feel that was great in July heat. They have a waterfall that they built about 20' tall if I can remember and it makes for a nice ambiance.