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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Sun Peaks | Hotel Weddings |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.
Sun Peaks is a resort-area wedding offering in Sun Peaks, British Columbia, with ceremony and reception options across hotel, restaurant, outdoor and on-mountain settings. For couples searching for a Sun Peaks wedding venue, the official resort page is the clearest starting point because it lists the settings, their stated uses and the appropriate contact route for each.
Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. The active identity is confirmed as Sun Peaks Resort through its official Weddings page, which names Sun Peaks and documents current wedding-specific venues, accommodation information and wedding contacts. This profile covers the resort-wide offering rather than representing every independently contacted village business as one managed venue.
Sun Peaks Resort presents a collection of wedding settings rather than one single ballroom or lodge. Its official wedding page lists places for ceremonies, receptions, or both: examples include Tod Mountain View, the Sun Peaks Grand Ballroom, Gardens at the Covered Bridge, the Sun Peaks Centre, the Grand Terrace, Sunburst Meadows and Sun Peaks Chapel. It also lists restaurant and lodge reception choices including Masa’s Bar + Grill, Morrisey’s Public House, Capone’s Italian Kitchen, Hearthstone Lodge, Cahilty Creek Kitchen & Taphouse, Sun Peaks Lodge Steakhouse and Powder Hounds.
The resort states that wedding options extend to venues, accommodation, group activities and restaurants. The Sun Peaks Wedding Team is identified for Sun Peaks Grand Hotel and outdoor/on-mountain venues. Some village venues have their own direct contacts, so couples should treat the resort page as a planning map and confirm who will contract and coordinate the particular site they select.
The offering is based in the mountain resort community of Sun Peaks, BC. It may suit couples who want their ceremony, reception, guest lodging and surrounding activities considered in one destination area, while still choosing among different venue operators and styles. The official page describes venues in hotels, lodges and restaurants, as well as a mid-mountain chapel and mountainside options.
It may also fit celebrations of markedly different sizes. The official list includes locations stated for up to 60 guests, 70 guests, 90 guests, 150 guests, 200 guests and up to 300 guests, depending on the space and whether it is used for a ceremony or reception. Those figures are venue-specific maximums, not a guarantee of availability or a recommendation for a particular wedding size.
A confirmed feature is the breadth of documented setting types. Couples can compare a mountain chapel or meadow with gardens, hotel space, restaurants and other village venues from one official overview. The same page also identifies accommodation in the village core and surrounding townhomes, condos and vacation homes, and says group rates are available.
The practical limitation is that coordination is not centralized for every location. The resort directs enquiries for Cahilty Creek Kitchen & Taproom, Nancy Greene’s Cahilty Lodge and Powder Hounds Restaurant to those venues directly, while Sun Peaks Centre has a separate email contact. The corporate contact page also lists a mailing address while weddings occur across multiple venues; no single street address is shown here to avoid implying that it applies to every wedding location.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official resort wedding page provides venue types and capacities but does not publish venue rental, food and beverage, accommodation, ceremony, activity or package rates. It also does not provide a public all-in wedding total.
Request a written, date-specific proposal from the contact responsible for the chosen venue. Couples planning accommodation for guests can also ask how group rates apply, as the official page says they are available but does not state the rate, eligibility rules, room-block terms or minimum commitment.
For the Sun Peaks Grand Hotel and outdoor/on-mountain venues, the official wedding page directs couples to the Sun Peaks Wedding Team. The listed contact is weddings@sunpeaksgrand.com and 250-578-6121; the site also provides a wedding enquiry form. State the preferred date, approximate guest count, ceremony and reception needs, and whether accommodation or activities are part of the plan.
For a village venue, use the contact direction on the official wedding page rather than assuming the central wedding team manages it. The page specifically instructs couples to contact Cahilty Creek Kitchen & Taproom, Nancy Greene’s Cahilty Lodge and Powder Hounds Restaurant directly; it lists info@sunpeakscentre.com for Sun Peaks Centre details. General group-booking questions can also be directed to sales@sunpeaksresort.com or 250-578-5550.
Confirm which company is the contracting party for the chosen setting and whether that contact also coordinates catering, bar service, rentals, setup, cleanup, décor access and ceremony logistics. Those details can vary because the official page describes a collection of venues and directs some enquiries to individual businesses.
Ask for the exact seasonal availability of the preferred venue, the usable guest count for the planned layout, weather contingency arrangements for outdoor or mountain locations, lift or access requirements where relevant, and the time allowed for setup, rehearsal and teardown. If booking guest rooms, confirm the room-block release date, accessibility needs and any transportation planning between lodging and the venue.
Finally, confirm what is included in the quoted rate, including staffing, furniture, linens, audio-visual needs, food and beverage commitments, insurance or permits, and cancellation or change terms. These are planning questions to resolve with the selected venue; they are not published as resort-wide terms on the official overview.
The official wedding page lists capacities by venue and use. Several spaces are listed up to 300 guests, Gardens at the Covered Bridge up to 200 for ceremonies, the Grand Terrace up to 150 for ceremonies and 70 for receptions, and Sunburst Meadows/Sun Peaks Chapel up to 60 in summer, 50 in winter or 12 inside the chapel.
Yes. The official wedding page says Sun Peaks has nine hotels and lodges in the village core plus surrounding townhomes, condos and vacation homes. It also states that group rates are available, but does not publish the terms or rates.
For Sun Peaks Grand Hotel and outdoor/on-mountain venues, contact the Sun Peaks Wedding Team at weddings@sunpeaksgrand.com or 250-578-6121. The official page directs couples to contact several village venues directly and gives Sun Peaks Centre its own email contact.
Phone: 250-578-6121
Website: https://www.sunpeaksresort.com/explore/groups-weddings/weddings





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