I highly recommend working with Lisa! My husband and I eloped at Something Blue Wedding venue and I am so glad we did. It was absolutely breathtaking in the fall at sunset. Lisa was focused and detailed during the planning phase (I reached out 2 weeks prior). She and her husband took care of everything the day off the wedding and the duo performed the most beautiful ceremony, and had everything packed up and ready for us to go when it was time to leave. Love love loved getting married here!

We got married at Something Blue on 10/27/2022 and Lisa went above and beyond anything we could ever ask for! The backdrop of the mountains were stunning and Lisa made sure to add special little personal touches all over the venue. Lisa was always quick to answer any question filled emails I sent over to her and provided detailed and thoughtful responses. I would recommend Something Blue to anyone! Lisa truly did make our special day even more special.

We were looking for a place in the mountains to have a small ceremony, toast, and dinner with 11 guests, but couldn't find anything that was both private (didn't want random hikers walking through our ceremony) and affordable. Stumbling across Something Blue was a true blessing. Lisa was very responsive, and the price is unbeatable for the amazing view you get there- it literally looks like you hiked a mountain to get married. We did the DIY sunset package and brought food, drinks, flowers, and a photographer and Lisa was really happy to provide a small cake of any flavor (and cake topper!). I also brought my own furniture because there was a certain vintage look that I wanted, but there is plenty of furniture already there so no need to bring your own. She also found me a HAMU artist for an incredible rate! Lisa and her husband helped with setup and cleanup too. If you are looking for a beautiful, private space to have a ceremony, toasts, and maybe dinner SBMV is for you! My only note- if you are wanting a more traditional reception, I would consider SBMV for your ceremony and then go somewhere else for dinner and dancing. They do seem to have a pretty strict end/leave time of sunset, as there is no outdoor lighting or way to accommodate guests once the sun has set. (Our photographer was Cait Bobo from Black Pine Photo).