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A ceremony on the deck with guests standing either side and the valley beyond

Ranch wedding venue in Temecula

A wedding, or a whole weekend

The ranch is yours from 10am to 10pm, with every space included, and the Ranch House can keep your people together for the weekend.

The day

Vows above the valleys, dancing under the lights

One celebration at a time, at a wedding venue in the hills west of Temecula on a private, gated hilltop. Bring your own planner, caterer, bar service and florist; we look after the place.

Guests, seated
200
Hours on the day
12
Sleep at the ranch
14
Valleys in view
3

The spaces

Every space is yours

Hold the ceremony and the reception wherever you like; all of it is included.

White chairs set in rows on the Ceremony Lawn, facing the timber arch on its raised deck, the mountains beyond

Ceremony

The Ceremony Lawn

A lawn that seats up to 200, with a raised timber deck and its timber arch at the head. You stand on the deck with the valleys behind you, and your guests sit on the lawn below. The rehearsal happens here too.

Seats
200 on the lawn
At the head
A timber arch on a raised deck
The Sunset Deck: a timber deck at the edge of the hill under strung market lights, the valleys beyond its rail

Cocktails · dinner · dancing

The Sunset Deck

A timber deck at the edge of the hill, strung with market lights and named for what it faces. It holds the cocktail hour as the sun goes down, then the toasts, the first dance and the last.

Faces
West, into the sunset
Overhead
Market lights
The front of the Sunset Barn and the paved court before it

Reception · getting ready

The Sunset Barn

The redwood barn, with its cupola and sliding doors, opens onto the paved court and the Sunset Deck. Dinner happens here under the lights, with the getting-ready suite and the game room close by, and a tent over the barn area is the plan if it rains.

Built of
Redwood, with a cupola and sliding doors
Opens onto
The court and the Sunset Deck
The lawn below the Ranch House, the avocado grove beyond it and the ridges of the valleys in the distance

Ceremony · dinner

The Lower and North Lawns

Two wide lawns with the avocado grove around them and the ridges beyond. Either seats 200 for a ceremony or dinner, and either can take a tent if the forecast turns.

Seats
200 on either lawn
All around
The avocado grove
Wooden chairs on either side of an aisle of pavers leading to a round flowered arch, the hills beyond

Cocktails · dinner

The Canyon View Courtyard

Pavers under strung lights at the edge of the canyon: a long table at sunset, a cocktail hour, or a ceremony with chairs down either side of the aisle.

Behind you
The canyon
Overhead
Strung lights
The Ranch House, a long timber house with a green metal roof and a deep porch

Stay the weekend

The Ranch House

A long timber house on the hilltop under a green metal roof, with the lawn out front and the valleys past the porch rail. Inside are bedrooms for 14, a great room with a stone fireplace and timber beams, a dining room with a farmhouse table and a kitchen for your own chef. The deep porch wraps around toward the view, for coffee the morning after. It comes with a weekend package.

Sleeps
14
Inside
A great room with a stone fireplace

Wedding packages

What’s included

Starting at $13,000. Weekend packages, with three nights in the Ranch House for 14, cost more.

  • Every space: the Ceremony Lawn, the Sunset Deck and Barn, the Lower and North Lawns and the Canyon View Courtyard
  • Your rehearsal on site, with full setup and breakdown
  • 200 white chairs and 25 eight-foot tables
  • Market lighting, parking, trash removal, an ice machine and a refrigerator
  • The venue manager, the facilities team and security
  • A curated list of vendors who know the ranch
  • With a weekend package: the Ranch House for 14, from 10am on day one to noon on day four

Real weddings

Every tradition, the same care

Ceremonies on the deck and the lawns, portraits in the grove and the vines, dinner under the lights, and more in the gallery. The ranch welcomes weddings of every tradition, from an Indian ceremony under a flowered mandap on the lawn to a whole weekend with the Ranch House; the sacred fire of a traditional Indian ceremony is the one open flame allowed in this dry country (see the FAQs).

If it rains

A tent over the barn

If rain is forecast, we recommend renting a tent over the barn area, so the ceremony and dinner can both be under it. We’ll share the rental companies we trust.

See it at golden hour

Tours are by appointment. Come in the late afternoon and stay for the light.