Sometimes it can be challenging finding venues that are unique but still beautiful. Insert the National Museum of Wildlife Art!! The museum is located north of Jackson, across from the National Elk Refuge on Highway 89. In this blog post, we’ll discuss statistics such as how many guests you can have at your wedding, catering and more! If you haven’t found a wedding photographer yet, I’d love nothing more than to be there for you. Fill out this form and let’s chat about the details of your big day. I have tons of free resources and guides available on my blog for anyone wanting to elope or get married in or near Jackson Hole, which I’ll link at the bottom of this post. Let’s get to the details about your National Museum of Wildlife Art wedding!
Guest Count & Event Spaces For Your National Museum of Wildlife Art Wedding
The site fee for your wedding at the Museum varies depending upon which room you reserve. Contact the National Museum of Wildlife Art to learn more! With views of the National Elk Refuge, Sheep Mountain and the Gros Ventre Range, you can’t go wrong with having the Museum as your venue. Read below for more information about the different event spaces available for your day.
Pike and Susan Sullivan Hall Event Space Rental
2,500 Square Feet
The beautiful lobby serves as a spectacular backdrop for small and large group dinners and receptions. With seating for 100 or standing room for 300, this multipurpose space opens onto the Sculpture Trail Terrace.
Members’ Lounge and Gallery
1,260 Square Feet
Casual and very comfortable for small receptions, and dinners for up to 40, the room offers a view of the National Elk Refuge. Soft leather sofas, a bay window, and fireplace create a cozy setting.
Palate (Restaurant)
1000 Square Feet
Dine with a view in this beautiful restaurant space with direct access to the Terrace. Maximum seating capacity is 50 persons. Not available for day rental.
Sculpture Trail Terrace
2,000 Square Feet
Overlooking the National Elk Refuge, the terrace provides additional mingling space and picnic table seating for your event. The terrace may be combined with other museum spaces affording your guests the most spectacular views of the Gros Ventre Range, Sheep Mountain, and the National Elk Refuge.
Note: All rented spaces include access to the galleries and the Sculpture Trail Terrace.
Design Elements
One of the best parts of renting out the National Museum of Wildlife Art for your wedding is that you don’t have to worry about decor! You’re probably already aware that the museum contains a large amount of beautiful artwork. Therefore, some decorating restrictions do apply. Candles, confetti, rice and other toss-able items are not allowed. Due to the acoustic paneling of the walls, nothing can be hung on the walls. Nothing can be removed from the walls and artwork cannot be covered. It’s simple!
Your National Museum of Wildlife Art Wedding Photographer
Hosting your wedding at the National Museum of Wildlife Art will be a great way to keep guests entertained. I love the natural beauty of this venue. As mentioned before, I’d love to be your photographer! Get in contact with me here. To contact the museum for your National Museum of Wildlife Art wedding, fill out this form or call the number on this page. However, if you’re looking for other venues in or around the Jackson Hole area, check out the blog posts linked below. Cheers to finding an awesome venue!
- The Jackson Hole Golf And Tennis Club Wedding Venue
- 11 Venues For Jackson Hole Ranch Weddings
- A Guide To The Best Jackson Hole Wedding Venues
- The Jenny Lake Lodge Wedding Venue
- Q+A With A Jackson Hole Wedding Planner
- 5 Unique Wyoming Wedding Venues
- The Grand Targhee Resort Wedding Venue
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- FAQ’s About The Spring Creek Ranch Wedding Venue
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(plus there’s more on the blog!!!)
