Choosing Denver for your wedding gives you a spectacular backdrop that blends urban sophistication with breathtaking mountain views. The Mile-High City treats you to abundant sunshine with venues that showcase both the Rocky Mountains and downtown Denver's unique skyline.

Denver offers you preserved historic mansions, converted industrial spaces and mountain-view estates to create your perfect day. Moss Denver in the Santa Fe Art District features exposed brick walls and large windows that flood your celebration with natural light.

SKYLIGHT provides wheelchair-accessible spaces with smooth surfaces and no stairs so everyone can celebrate comfortably, accommodating up to 200 seated guests. The Kirk of Highland offers wheelchair accessibility in a historic setting with unique event spaces and an intimate patio garden where you can host up to 225 guests.

You'll find Denver wedding venues typically cost between $6,000-$7,300 which runs lower than the national average of $6,500-$12,000. Your venue will represent about 14% of your total wedding budget.

Your total wedding budget varies based on guest count:

• 50 guests: $21,521
• 100 guests: $35,487
• 150 guests: $48,616
• 200 guests: $60,351
• 250 guests: $72,086
• 300 guests: $83,821

Coohills in LoDo District lets you treat your guests to farm-to-fork European-inspired cuisine prepared in-house while holding your ceremony on a historic steel bridge overlooking mountain and city panoramas.

Foraged offers you customizable menus curated from seasonal ingredients starting at $3,500. Balistreri Vineyards combines beautiful settings with excellent in-house cuisine and consistently receives praise for food quality and attentive service.

The Source Hotel + Market Hall in RiNo Art District gives you access to various artisanal food vendors incorporating local culinary flair into your special day.

Limelight Denver located next to Union Station offers you elegant spaces including three indoor ballrooms and an outdoor terrace for up to 150 guests with excellent service staff to help your day run smoothly.

SKYLIGHT in the Santa Fe Art District features no stairs at its entrance and smooth surfaces for easier access plus flexible vendor choices to accommodate specific dietary needs your guests might have.

September leads as the most popular inquiry month so you'll want to plan ahead. Most venues are typically booked 14 months (429 days) in advance of the wedding date.

While specific remote participation features aren't widely advertised you can explore venues like The Lobby in historic downtown Denver and The Source Hotel which offer modern amenities that could support innovative remote guest engagement beyond traditional streaming.

Consider working with event planners to integrate interactive technology virtual tours or real-time engagement platforms at these venues so everyone important to you can share in your special day.

The Ritz-Carlton offers you dedicated event coordination teams who manage multiple celebrations across different venue spaces with personalized service throughout your wedding weekend.

Denver's rich venue variety ensures your wedding captures the unique spirit of the Mile-High City whether you prioritize mountain views culinary excellence or accessibility for all your guests.