Beach and Waterfront Wedding Venues in Braham, MN

Reeds & Rushes is a re-imagined, five and a half acre lakeside property in the charming town of Howard Lake. Between the multiple outdoor gathering areas situated on Mallard Pass Lake, and our modern-Scandanavian inspired 7,500 square foot building, you'll have plenty of options when it comes to your all-day wedding or event. Say your "I Do's" outside with a beautiful lakeside back drop or inside in our vaulted ceiling Great Hall. Circulation areas include our Fireside Hall and outdoor patio space. Enjoy two getting-ready suites including mini-bars and a golf + sports simulator.

Find your fairytale wedding on a private, 4- acre island–a lakeside spot that’s close to your heart and close to home. Our newly renovated barn adds a classical touch to your big-day style, while the beautiful surrounding woods and clear-blue water create memories to last a lifetime. Rent the entire island and barn for a weekend or a week–reconnect and relax with friends and family who’ve come for your big celebration, followed by summer and fall days of lakeside fun with boats, campfires, swimming, storytelling, fishing and cuddling. Cabins and Historic Lake House included. Friday noon to Friday noon or 7 nights noon to noon. Sleeping for 39 guests.

Fair Hills Resort is your dream wedding venue if you envision getting married on a northern Minnesota lake, spending a relaxing weekend with all of your guests, and enjoying great food and friendly staff! Let us take care of the food & beverages while you soak in all of the picture-perfect backdrops. Plan your weekend cabin getaway for you and all of your guests and take in beautiful Pelican Lake from the deck of one of our on-site cabins. Take an extra day to enjoy the many resort amenities like pickleball, golfing, kayaking, and taking a dip in the hot tub! As an all-inclusive resort we provide experiences and create memories for our guests every day, let us help you create an unforgettable wedding experience! Enjoy our one-stop-shop for all day venue spaces, weekend lodging, on-site catering & bar services, and a full service staff to make your day seamless.

1924 tutor style granite and slate roof house next to the Mississippi River. Its hosts a tiny home free of charge with an event booking for use of the bride and groom to stay at after the ceremony. It hosts up to 75 guests. Parking is next door at St. Cloud State. The porch can be used in bad weather. This is considered a micro wedding. 2-3 hours max. In and out. No reception. Just the ceremony. If the groom bride want to book the 4 rooms over night they need to book it through Airbnb or pay out of pocket. Again, this is not a wedding reception, only a wedding ceremony and accommodations for up to 10 can stay. Room D holds 2 guests. Room C is the family suite 4 guests. Room B holds 2 and the cabin holds 2.

Duluth's only floating event center has been offering up the most unique venue location for over 64 years. Don't just see the view, BE the view. The Vista Fleet offers a wide variety of wedding and event options on board our multiple yacht-style vessels on the largest freshwater lake in the world. Located in Duluth, Minnesota, the Vista Fleet is here to make the planning experience hassle free whether you are planning a casual or formal event. From intimate wedding ceremonies to large receptions, micro-weddings, bachelor/ette parties and groom's dinners, you and your guests will have superior memories that will last a lifetime in this one-of-a-kind-setting!

We are a 17 cabin resort with 2 luxury rentals. The minimum $10,000 venue rental includes cabin rentals. We have a beautiful lake or woods setting, perfect for a quaint, outdoor wedding. We have 3 golf carts for rent to get your guests around the resort. Great venue for May, Sept, Oct, Nov and Dec weddings.

Uniquely situated on the shores of White Bear Lake and northeast of the Twin Cities, White Bear Yacht Club will leave a lasting impression on you and all your guests. The backdrops are breathtaking, with panoramic views of the lake and Manitou Island, manicured gardens and sprawling lawns, and sunset scenes from the dock. Accommodating up to 175 guests, the clubhouse features multiple venue options, lots of natural light, a stunning grand staircase and an intimate and inviting atmosphere.

Catalyst is a brand new, modern venue that immerses you in nature, yet boasts all of the modern amenities that you crave for a luxury wedding. Located in Nisswa, MN we have 14 wooded acres on Clark Lake with 2,200 feet of shoreline, a private beach, and a private island. The venue holds up to 225 and includes a reception room, indoor ceremony room, outdoor ceremony site, two-story lobby, two getting ready suites, an outdoor patio, and more!  Construction is well underway and we are currently booking weddings for Sept 2022 and beyond. Check out our website to see more building renderings and photos as we bring the venue design to life! On-site lodging is available at Nature Link resort where we have 10 luxury units available for booking in 2022 with more units being added annually! Our team would love to set up a virtual call or in-person construction site tour to talk through the amenities, details, vendors, table layouts, site plans, and everything that Catalyst has to offer :-)

Duluth Parks offer beautiful outdoor spaces with sweeping views. Various parks provde wedding ceremony spaces with stages, gazebos and pavilions. The Park Point Beach House is located on the beach and can accommodate up to 200 guests.

The perfect venue for your wedding ceremony and/or reception… unique…affordable…romantic…scenic. We've been cruising the St. Croix river for almost 40 years providing boats for weddings, receptions, vow renewals, rehearsal dinners, anniversaries, elopements, and other various events!

For centuries, the beauty and natural treasures of the St. Croix Valley have drawn people to the area which is now Stillwater. The first to call this area home were the Sioux and Chippewa Nations. Later, the first traders and trappers in Minnesota Territory settled here. By the mid 1880’s, railroading and river activity helped build the community into a bustling town of 13,000 people. Stillwater became the trade center for miners and trappers to the North, and farmers and lumbermen to the West. The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad eventually saw a need for a freight depot. In 1979, the historical significance of the building was recognized and the Freight House became the first building in Stillwater to be placed on the National Registry of Historic Places.