At the base of Red and Granite Mountain in Rossland, British Columbia, RED Mountain Resort brings a wedding into Kootenay mountain country, where the day can unfold with open sky overhead and the peaks close at hand.
The resort sits on Red Mountain Road, just under 9 miles north of the Canada and United States border. It is a ski and mountain bike destination that also opens its spaces to couples, describing its setting as rustic and eclectic architecture with expansive outdoor spaces and views of the Kootenay mountains.
Ceremonies take place on the RED Deck, which welcomes up to 140 guests. Ceremonies begin from 4:00 pm, and the Keen Conference Room serves as the weather backup, so plans can hold steady whatever the mountain sky decides to do.
Afterwards, the celebration can move between several spaces. The RED Deck suits sunset cocktails and appetizers, Sourdough offers a warm setting for dinner and conversation, the Keen Conference Centre can be customized to a variety of layouts and guest counts, and Rafters is there for the evening, when it is time to dance.
The resort handles much of the practical side. Exclusive ceremony and reception space, ceremony seating and a signing table, tables and chairs, standard linens and napkins, setup and teardown, and dedicated venue coordination are all part of the offering.
Catering options include cocktail receptions, an elevated buffet, late-night snacks and customized menus. Bar service can include custom packages, signature cocktails, local craft beer, curated wines and non-alcoholic options.
Guests travelling to Rossland can stay close by. Condominium accommodations with pool access sit steps from the celebration, with group booking opportunities and personalized booking codes, and chairlift rides, hiking, mountain biking and golf can fill the rest of the weekend.
For couples who picture exchanging vows on a mountain deck and dancing the night away with everyone staying nearby, RED Mountain Resort offers a Kootenay wedding weekend with the practical pieces already in place.
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