Star Valley lodge is a rustic wedding venue located in Bedford, Wyoming. Nestled within the mountains and wild spaces of Wyoming, this venue provides mountain modern styling, sophistication, and Western charm. The location offers unlimited access to Wyoming’s public land and thousands of acres of Bridger-Teton National Forest, as well as a relaxing, tranquil setting. From the enchanting natural surroundings to the thoughtfully appointed lodge and grounds, your wedding day, and the photos you take, will be magnificent with the Salt Mountain Range as your backdrop.

Facilities and Capacity

The Star Valley Lodge has a mountain-modern style, with a custom built Rio Bravo bar, billiard lounge, ventilated cigar room, and a large loft overlooking the great room. The lodge features a wood burning fireplace, an outdoor gas grill, a fire pit, a fully equipped kitchen, and French doors leading out to two oversized deck levels, complete with table and chairs. They offer endless outdoor venue space, as well as a cozy indoor venue option for an unforgettable ceremony and reception. Star Valley Lodge is able to host a maximum of 65 guests.

Services Offered

The Star Valley Lodge offers a personalized and exclusive experience for weddings, rehearsal dinners, and bridal shower events. The friendly staff encourages a pampered experience for the couple, and a carefree stay for family and friends. You can choose to consult with their planning director, who can provide day-of coordination or even plan your entire wedding weekend. The Star Valley Lodge offers flexibility, professional service, and old-fashioned Western hospitality at its finest.

History

This venue was initially inhabited by the Shoshone Indians and settled by Mormon pioneers in the 1870s. The area was once described as “The Star of All Valleys.” Star Valley is located in the mountains on the western edge of Wyoming. It is 14 miles wide, 50 miles long and it borders the Bridger-Teton, Caribou, and Targhee National Forests. At altitudes ranging from 6,500 to 10,000 feet, this unspoiled wilderness offers immediate access to rivers, lakes, and streams. These special areas are also home to many wildlife species, including moose, elk, mountain lions, and bears.