Double rainbow arcing over the stone castle ceremony site with a bagpiper at Cherokee Ranch & Castle in Sedalia, Colorado

Sedalia, Colorado

Cherokee Ranch & Castle

A real stone castle with dramatic Front Range panoramas

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About Cherokee Ranch & Castle

Cherokee Ranch is the only venue in the region where your wedding takes place inside an actual castle. Built from native stone and perched on a ridge with commanding views of the Front Range, the property is as dramatic as Colorado gets. The Great Hall hosts intimate indoor ceremonies for up to 80 guests, while an outdoor veranda tent accommodates larger celebrations up to 150. A wedding planner is required — this isn't a DIY venue, and the setting rewards that level of attention.

Features & Amenities

  • Historic stone castle
  • Commanding Front Range views
  • Great Hall for intimate ceremonies
  • Outdoor veranda tent
  • Unlimited scenic photo locations
  • Rehearsal access included

Photo Gallery

Castle banquet hall set for a wedding reception with gold chargers and stone archways at Cherokee Ranch & Castle in Sedalia, Colorado
Bride and groom at a fiery Colorado sunset overlooking the valley at Cherokee Ranch & Castle in Sedalia, Colorado
Couple kissing on a rocky overlook with sweeping mountain views at Cherokee Ranch & Castle in Sedalia, Colorado

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Quick Facts

Location
Sedalia, Colorado
6113 Daniels Park Rd, Sedalia, CO 80135
Capacity
20150 guests
Price Range
Premium
Outdoor Saturday peak $10,000; indoor from $4,900
Setting
indoor, outdoor, mountain
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Preferred Photographer

Cinematic black-and-white photo of a couple kissing under a street lamp at night by Sabra Photo

Sabra Photo

Our recommended editorial wedding photographer for celebrations in Sedalia and across the Front Range.