3 Phoenix Wedding Ideas – Think Outside the Resort
Phoenix and the surrounding areas of Scottsdale and Carefree full of award-winning resorts and spas, where you hold your wedding. But I will not talk about all of them. Instead, this article focuses on the thinking "outside the resort" for your destination wedding Phoenix. Think of wildflowers, culture, and zebras.
Desert Botanical Gardens
The Desert Botanical Gardens (1201 N. Galvin Parkway) is a beautiful Desert Botanical Garden is located in red-rockPapago Park in North Central Phoenix. If you have never been to Papago Park, it's like a little mini-Sedona in the middle of Phoenix. (Okay, at least that's what it reminds me) And the Desert Botanical Gardens is the perfect place to experience the taste and appeal of the desert. It may be obvious, but I will state it anyway you want in this city during the summer months to skip. The month of spring would be perfect, but, as the desert blooms come to life. You can choose toYour party in one of the patios or terraces, or in the Wildflower Pavilion. There is also a ballroom, Dorrance Hall, which can accommodate several hundred guests. Call 480-481-8109 for more information.
The Heard Museum
At 2301 N. Central Ave., The Heard Museum has been a Phoenix institution for more than 75 years. Includes more than 130,000 square meters of gallery and education space, the Heard Museum has one of the most important collections of NativeAmerican art and culture exhibits. And the exhibits are not only worth seeing on one, there is also the interesting architecture and the grounds for arcades, brick patios and lovely courtyards, which are used as a picturesque backdrop for your wedding photos. The museum is Sunday – Thursday, 6 to 10 clock, and Friday and Saturday from 6am to 11 clock. The Wedding Facility Use Fee ranges from $ 2,500 to $ 4,000. Call 602-252-8840 for moreInformation.
The Phoenix Zoo
That's right, the zoo. We think outside the resort, do you remember? The Phoenix Zoo is at 455 N. Galvin Parkway, near the Desert Botanical Gardens, and offers many beautiful settings for weddings from 5 to 10,000 guests. You can choose from a variety of settings, including the Colombian rain forest, Tropical Ramada, gardens and The Stone House Pavilion, with a 90-foot wall-to-wall windows, from which one viewsPapago mountains at sunset. And, yes, you can also make your guests with a sunset tour of the zoo on the Safari Train. Call 602-273-1341 for prices and further information.
Resorts and spas are great, and the Phoenix area in any case has a lot of them. But for something different, add these wedding locations on your list.