Inn on the Lake gives couples the feeling of disappearing into the Yukon wilderness with the people they love most.
Set directly on the western shore of Marsh Lake, the lodge looks across the water toward mountains and untouched boreal landscape, creating the kind of wedding backdrop that hardly seems real until everyone is standing there together.
Weddings are deliberately intimate.
The main reception room can accommodate up to approximately 46 guests, while the Great Room overlooking Marsh Lake creates an even smaller celebration for around 20.
That scale suits the property beautifully.
Instead of disappearing into a ballroom filled with hundreds of people, couples can spend the wedding surrounded by the faces they know best, with the lake and mountains just beyond the windows.
Ceremonies can take place in several areas around the property, allowing couples to choose the part of the landscape that feels right for their vows.
The lodge's expansive deck stretches along the waterfront and creates a spectacular place to gather while Marsh Lake and the surrounding mountains fill the horizon.
Wedding celebrations receive exclusive use of the property, turning the experience into something much closer to a private destination wedding than an ordinary hotel reception.
Accommodation is part of that experience too. Family and friends can stay together at the lodge, share meals, explore the lake and remain part of the celebration for more than a single evening.
The culinary team prepares the wedding meal on site and can work with couples to shape a menu around the occasion.
Then there is the Yukon itself.
In summer, long northern evenings stretch across the lake. In darker seasons, the possibility of the Northern Lights adds something no amount of wedding décor could ever reproduce.
For couples who want an intimate wedding surrounded by water, mountains and true northern wilderness, Inn on the Lake offers the rare chance to make an entire Yukon lodge feel like it belongs only to them for the celebration.
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