Best Wedding Hotels in Phoenix

Destination weddings are very popular at The Phoenician, as this resort can provide a variety of backdrops. In addition to the five venues at The Canyon Suites, the resort welcomes brides and grooms to other indoor and outdoor venues at the overall resort.

The resort can accommodate weddings large and small, and it has a variety of locations for ceremonies and receptions that include gardens, intimate saloons and elegant ballrooms.

Wedding venues at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess include rose gardens, a lagoon, waterfall backdrop and the Princess Ballroom, which can host receptions with up to 2,400 guests. On-site wedding concierge will assist with selecting the ideal wedding setting and additional details.

Wedding parties can enjoy a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces for their ceremonies and receptions. The resort's venues range from private courtyards to outdoor areas with views of Camelback Mountain.

Wedding parties can choose from a variety of indoor and outdoor venues, most of which emphasize the resort's Sonoran Desert landscape. The Tohono Ballroom and El Pedregal Courtyard can each accommodate up to 300 guests for a wedding.

The Arizona Biltmore has a variety of indoor and outdoor venues for both wedding ceremonies and receptions.

The Kimpton Hotel Palomar Phoenix offers both indoor and outdoor venues for intimate weddings and grand celebrations. Small ceremonies and receptions can be accommodated on the rooftop pool deck and adjacent open-air Fresco Room. The Dreamcatcher Ballroom can accommodate larger events with up to 300 guests.

The Hotel Valley Ho's weddings are held in the SoHo Room, the Valley Ho Room, the Main Place Courtyard, the Palm Court or the Sky Line Rooftop. Additional hotel spaces can host pre- and post-wedding events and receptions. Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood held their wedding reception in one of the hotel's ballrooms in 1957.

The hotel is home to numerous locations for the ceremony and reception: Couples can choose to host an event outdoors in the hotel's garden or indoors in one of its event halls or ballrooms.

Couples planning a ceremony and reception at Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa can choose from mountain, lagoon and garden view and venues range from formal ballrooms to outdoor spaces throughout the property.

Couples can utilize one of the 13 outdoor venues, 41 meeting rooms or 10 restaurants as a setting for a wedding or event at The Westin Kierland Resort & Spa. The resort's surroundings of mountains or golf ranges provide panoramic backdrops for photos.

The Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch can host both large and small weddings in one of its many venues; the largest of which is the Grand Coronado Ballroom that can accommodate up to 700 people for a banquet. An on-site team of wedding planners is available to coordinate details.

Couples can host their wedding on the Capri-inspired private island on-site, the Ballroom Lawn with views of the Sonoran Mountains, the Sunset Lawn and terrace, or in any one of the three Grand Ballrooms.

Couples can tie the knot in one of several venues at The Camby, including the outdoor Grove Patio and The Camby Ballroom, which offers space for up to 650 guests. Specialty lighting and catering services are available. Additionally, couples who belong to the Marriotts Rewards program can earn or redeem points for wedding-related events hosted on-site.

The Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa offers unique indoor and outdoor venues with desert views, including three ballrooms, an expansive poolside terrace and a private wedding lawn. The resort's largest space, the Akimel O'otham Ballroom, boasts more than 17,000 square feet of event space and can accommodate receptions for up to 1,500 guests and banquets for up to 1,300 guests.