Tours & Open Houses
Come See It for Yourself
Some of the best wedding memories happen over a meal.
Photos can help you imagine the possibilities. Walking through the venues is where everything starts to come together. A wedding tour gives you the chance to explore the spaces, see ceremony locations, understand how the day can flow, and talk with our team about your guest count, season, and plans.
What to Expect on a Wedding Tour
See the Spaces. Ask Questions. Start Planning.
During your visit, you can explore the wedding venues that best fit your celebration and get a better sense of how each space feels in person.
Depending on your interests, your tour may include reception venues, ceremony locations, Hope Lake Lodge, and other parts of the resort that could become part of your wedding weekend.
This is also a good opportunity to ask questions about packages, dining, accommodations, guest activities, and the planning process.
Not Sure Which Venue to Tour?
Start with Your Guest Count and Season
You do not need to have a venue chosen before reaching out.
If you know approximately how many guests you are expecting and what time of year you are considering, our wedding team can help point you toward the spaces that make the most sense.
Explore More Than the Reception Space
Picture the Whole Weekend
A Greek Peak wedding can extend well beyond the ceremony and reception.
While you are here, consider exploring the places your guests may experience throughout the weekend – Hope Lake Lodge, dining, Waterfalls Spa, and seasonal resort activities.
Seeing everything together can make it easier to picture how the entire celebration could unfold.
Wedding Open Houses
A Chance to Experience the Venues Differently
From time to time, Greek Peak may host wedding open houses or special events where couples can explore the venues, meet members of the wedding team, and see the spaces prepared for a celebration.
When an upcoming open house is scheduled, details can be shared here. Until then, couples are always welcome to request a private wedding tour.
Before You Visit
A Few Things to Think About
You do not need a fully formed wedding plan before taking a tour. It can help to have a general idea of:
- Approximate guest count
- Preferred season or date range
- Which venues have caught your attention
- Whether you are interested in a full wedding weekend
- Any questions you would especially like to discuss
That gives the wedding team a helpful starting point while still leaving plenty of room to explore your options.
Ready to Walk Through the Possibilities?
The best way to understand a venue is to stand in it. Come see the spaces, take in the views, and start imagining what your wedding could look like at Greek Peak.