Weddings
Weddings & Celebrations
Where wide-open skies
meet your love story
Set along historic Route 66 in Williams, Arizona, Trailborn Grand Canyon is a fully reimagined 96-room hotel designed for long weekends with your favorite people.
Modern, comfy rooms keep your crew close, while a heated pool, hot tub, Miss Kitty’s Steakhouse & Bar, and Camp Hall give you plenty of ways to gather—welcome drinks, after-parties, late-night snacks, and day-after breakfast. From first toast to final goodbye, everything lives under one (very photogenic) roof.
Room Blocks & Buyouts
Keep your wedding crew
together on Route 66
With 96 newly redesigned guest rooms, Trailborn Grand Canyon has plenty of space for your entire guest list. Bright, comfortable rooms keep everyone just steps from the pool, hot tub, Miss Kitty’s, and your wedding events—so the celebration never feels scattered.
Set up a custom room block for an easy booking link and dedicated rate, and let your guests turn your “I do” into a full Grand Canyon getaway.
Discover the perfect space for your next big moment
Explore Our Wedding Spaces
From lively saloon-style receptions to intimate dinners and outdoor ceremonies, our spaces flex to fit the way you want to celebrate.
Camp Hall
Our largest and most dynamic wedding venue, Camp Hall is where the party really kicks off. This beer hall–style space can host up to 190 guests for a cocktail-style reception or up to 150 for a seated dinner. A built-in stage is ready for bands, DJs, and speeches, while the bar and catering setup make it easy to keep glasses full and plates stacked. Think welcome parties, rehearsal dinners, or a full-tilt reception that turns into a dance-all-night saloon.
Miss Kitty's
For something a bit more intimate, Miss Kitty’s is our cozy, southwest-inspired steakhouse and grill—perfect for rehearsal dinners, smaller receptions, or day-after brunches. Up to 87 guests can gather indoors, with room for an additional guests on the deck and patio. With an agave-forward bar, regional beers, and hearty, comfort-forward menus, it’s the spot for golden-hour toasts, long tables, and lingering conversations.
