The Wedding of Natalie & Robert
Things To Do
Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village
Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is a treasure trove of unique finds and dining. This charming village is home to a variety of boutique shops, art galleries, and restaurants. As you wander through its cobblestone streets, you can shop for unique souvenirs, admire local artwork, and savor delicious cuisine.
Sedona Jeep Tours
A wedding block can be set up for this if enough guests are interested. A number of Jeep Tour operators can be found in Uptown Sedona. The open-air Jeeps can take visitors to areas that can't be explored with a normal vehicle. Be prepared for a bumpy but fun ride into the wilderness. The drivers are very knowledgeable about the area and will share stories along the way about the Geology and History of the region.
Cathedral Rock Trail
Cathedral Rock is the most photographed site in the Sedona area. You can reach the mountain on Highway 179, or you can drive to Red Rock Crossing Site to take in the classic view of Cathedral Rock.
Highway 179
The Red Rock Scenic Byway is your introduction to Sedona's gorgeous Red Rock Country. It's also an All-American Road, a designation reserved only for the most scenic of byways, and a destination unto itself. Stop at scenic pullouts along the eight-mile-long highway for some impressive photos,
Devil's Bridge Trailhead
Devil's Bridge Rock is a stunning, natural sandstone bridge that spans 45 feet to a sheer drop. The trail to get there is a winding hike through beautiful desert scenery and short sections of the Coconino National Forest, with panoramic views of the red rock mountains in the distance. Unless you have a 4x4 vehicle, expect the journey to total about five miles round trip.
Sedona Air Tours
Soar above the breathtaking landscapes of Sedona with Sedona Air Helicopter Tours. Experience the beauty of the iconic red rock formations, winding canyons, and lush desert landscapes from a thrilling aerial perspective.
Hot Air Balloon Tours
For a truly unforgettable experience, take to the skies in a hot air balloon. As the sun begins to rise, you'll ascend above Sedona's red rock formations, witnessing the landscape come alive with color.
Sedona UFO and Vortex Tour
Wait until after sunset to join the Ghost Tour at the oldest cemetery in Sedona or the magical UFO Tour. Starry night skies combined with military-grade night vision goggles guarantees phenomenal stargazing — and maybe even a UFO sighting.
Chapel of the Holy Cross
This is one of the most iconic sites in Sedona, the chapel sits perched on a small plateau of red rock halfway up a dramatic cliff. The building was constructed in 1956 by a pupil of the famous architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. A 90-foot cross dominates the glass front of the chapel.
Chakra Vortex Tours
Sedona is known to some for harnessing some of Earth's most intense spiritual energies. Specific sites are called chakra vortexes, and visiting them can help you connect with your deeper self and nature or to balance your chakra energies. Reserve a spot on a guided Vortex Tour to learn more about the science behind metaphysics or to gain an Indigenous perspective of Sedona's spirituality.
Bell Rock Trailhead
Bell Rock is just South of Sedona, near the village of Oak Creek. This Bell-shaped rock formation is a popular stop for tourists to take photographs and explore the area around the rock.
Honanki Heritage Site
Explore the ancient wonders of Honanki Heritage Site in Sedona, Arizona. Step back in time as you discover cliff dwellings, vivid rock art, and the cultural legacy of the Sinagua people. Guided by expert interpreters, delve into their fascinating history and marvel at their enduring craftsmanship against the backdrop of Sedona's breathtaking red rock scenery. It's a journey through centuries of culture and heritage in one unforgettable experience.
Slide Rock State Park Road - Full day
People flock to Slide Rock State Park in the summer months to cool off in the series of small rock pools. Oak Creek flows over small waterfalls which create a natural water slide (be careful!)
Antelope Canyon - Full day
Antelope Canyon is about a 3-hour drive from Sedona, near Page, AZ. Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the sculpted sandstone wonders of Antelope Canyon, a natural masterpiece nestled in the heart of the Navajo Nation near Page, Arizona. Carved over millennia by wind and water, the narrow slot canyons of Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon offer an otherworldly spectacle of light and shadow.
Grand Canyon - Full day
The Grand Canyon is a 2.5-hour drive from Sedona. Take a day trip to experience one of the most famous sites in the United States. You can drive by yourself or take a guided tour to the Grand Canyon.
Bearizona Wildlife Park
Bearizona is a Wildlife Park is a 1.5-hour drive from Sedona. This park features a drive through area as well as a walk through area to view animals in natural habitats during your drive.