Planet Bluegrass

We were married here in September and could not have had a better day! The venue is beautiful and our guests absolutely loved it. Thank you especially to Tracey, Sally, Amy, and the entire team who made our day possible!

such a serene place to get married and have the river and venue all to yourself. The reception space is incredibly beautiful as well as it is made of a fully wood barn and it’s beautiful to photographing in. All the staff was super lovely too.

Attended a fairytale wedding here Labor Day Weekend. Set back from the highway and surrounded by a colorful mountain side, running stream and lush natural greenery this venue lets you escape the real world for a few hours. As natural as it is there are structures that appear to be an old rustic barn and a few out buildings, which are actually well maintained facilities to provide modern comfort for the guests. The barn is a dining and dancing hall with beautiful flowers, lighting and plenty of power to host a large band. The out buildings include a bar and very well maintained and clean restrooms. It was a warm day, but there is plenty of shade. You can walk a lot and explore if you want, but visiting the main areas does not require a lot of walking. I have nothing negative to report. I loved this place! Even though I was not the one getting married, there was a moment when the sun was going down and a cool breeze blew on my face and it felt magical.

The wedding venue was perfect for enjoying everything from yard games to dancing. The wildflower pavilion provided the perfect spot for family to gather. We would highly recommend it as a wedding venue. Working with the team (Amy, Tracey, and Sally) was a pleasure. We used 3 Leaf Catering and Plume and Furrow Florist. It is worth selecting services and rentals from the PBG preferred vendor list! Overall, the venue offered great space, a family environment and something for everyone. *ask about the duties and location of the "day of coordinator" in advance.

Such a beautiful venue that showcases nature and good vibes! Our guests kept admiring the scenery, whether they were local or from out-of-state. The cliffs, trees, river, old buildings and silo are truly spectacular and made for amazing photo opportunities! It fulfilled our dreams for a Colorado wedding. And our dog got to join! Our one complaint was that the Wildflower Pavilion was not heated. They claimed that the heat was on, but we could not feel any warmth and all our guests ate dinner in their puff jackets. It was frigid in there! Just something to keep in mind for a fall wedding and definitely a disappointment when you pay so much for the venue. We felt bad that our guests were freezing and I hate that most photos during reception have everyone in their winter coats. Good thing we had an epic dance party to warm us up!