Top 3 Wedding Rental Homes in Breckenridge

How to plan a wedding at a rental home

Planning a wedding at a vacation rental is a little different from a traditional venue, but it’s easier than you might think. Here’s the simple breakdown:

1. Find a home that allows weddings or events (and confirm the rules).

2. Confirm with the host your group size for both overnight guests and day-of visitors.

3. Figure out logistics like catering, alcohol, decorations, and renting chairs/tables.

4. Have a backup plan in case of bad weather (tents, indoor spaces, or a Plan B ceremony spot).

5. Hire your vendors—an officiant (or self-solemnize since you can in Colorado), a florist, photographer, and maybe a hair and makeup artist.

6. Celebrate! Your wedding, your way.

Now let’s look at three of the top rental homes in Breckenridge that couples love for weddings.

Colorado Rocky Mountain Private Retreat

If privacy and space are top of your list, this five-bedroom retreat with a bonus guest house checks every box. It’s tucked away in the Summit Sky Ranch community, giving you access to hiking trails, a lake, a pool, hot tubs, and even a business center (in case someone needs to sneak in work before the wedding).

This home can sleep large groups comfortably, with king bedrooms, full-size beds, and even custom queen bunk beds. The detached casita adds extra flexibility, which is great if you’re hosting family or friends who want a little more space. The property is on one of the largest lots in the neighborhood, so you’ll have plenty of room and sweeping views.

Just keep in mind—no wood fires are allowed on the property due to fire restrictions. But with heated floors and mountain breezes, you’ll be perfectly cozy without one.

Outdoor Enthusiast Dream House

Want something more low-key but still surrounded by nature? This four-bedroom home is just under two hours from Denver and only 25 miles from Breckenridge. It’s designed for groups, with an open floor plan, spacious kitchen, and outdoor gathering spots.

The hot tub and fire pit make it perfect for post-ceremony hangouts, whether you’re sipping champagne or just stargazing with friends. The house sleeps up to 16 guests, and the host is open to weddings and larger groups with prior approval.

This one is ideal for couples who want a casual, outdoorsy vibe without overcomplicating things.

Modern Mountain Home

If you’re dreaming of a wedding that feels sleek and stylish but still deeply rooted in mountain beauty, this award-winning modern mountain home delivers. With jaw-dropping views, a hot tub, steam room, multiple patios, and top-tier finishes, it’s basically luxury meets adventure.

The home can host intimate weddings and modest events with prior agreement and additional fees. Residential guest stays are capped at 12, but for weddings, the property can host up to 30 people (including vendors). Just know that events here come with extra rules, deposits, and fees, so it’s best for couples who are willing to plan around the guidelines.

With 4 king bedrooms, a bunk room, and lots of gathering space, this home works well if you want something polished and upscale. Think sunset cocktails on the patio, a private chef preparing dinner, and a small circle of your closest people celebrating with you.