Rocky Mountain Bride: The 23 Best Boulder Wedding Venues
“The Flagstaff House was originally built as a summer cabin, and in 1954 the Buelkes family purchased the property, coined it “The Flagstaff House,” and re-established it as an elegant summer restaurant. In 1971, the Monette family bought the property and the surrounding five acres weatherizing it to be open year-round and built several outdoor terraces which allow guests to enjoy the changing seasons atop Flagstaff Mountain. Just a short five minute drive from Pearl Street, Flagstaff House offers a convenient location combined with world-class dining for your wedding. At an elevation of 6,000 feet, exchange vows on the terrace with picture perfect views of the sprawling landscape and iconic nearby mountains in the distance. Mix and mingle with guests during cocktail hour before heading into the reception area with floor-to-ceiling windows to continue to enjoy the breathtaking scenery. Pair your dinner with wine from the venue’s extensive wine cellar containing over 16,000 bottles.”
