Your local guide to finding the perfect mountain backdrop, lakeside meadows, or rustic barn for your dream Vermont wedding.
Whether you dream of summer mountain lupines, vibrant autumn maples, snow-covered pine peaks, or spring blossoms, Killington provides breathtaking backdrops year-round.
Keep your family and friends close. The region offers extensive accommodations ranging from luxury full-service resorts and boutique inns to mountain condos and private chalets.
Turn your wedding weekend into a memorable vacation. Guests can enjoy skiing, hiking, golf, mountain biking, paddleboarding, spa services, and renowned local dining.
Conveniently situated in Central Vermont. Driving is simple via Interstate 89/91, and flight arrivals are supported by Rutland Regional (30 min) and Burlington International (1.5 hr).
| Venue Name | Style / Setting | Guest Capacity | On-site Lodging (Buyout) | Unique Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mountain Top Resort | Mountain Lodge & Barn | Up to 250 guests | 250 - 290 guests | 350 private acres, panoramic lake views & beach |
| Red Clover Inn & Restaurant | Boutique Inn & Farmhouse | Up to 150 guests | 42 guests (19 rooms) | Acclaimed private farm-to-table dining |
| Mountain Meadows Lodge | Lakeside Lodge & Barn | Up to 200 guests | 50+ guests (25-26 rooms) | Kent Pond waterfront & resident farm animals |
| The Peak Lodge at Killington | High-Altitude Summit Lodge | Up to 200 guests | Base Hotel Integration | 4,241 ft summit views via scenic gondola |
| Killington Grand Resort Hotel | Luxury Resort & Ballroom | Up to 300 guests | 400+ guests (200 rooms) | Full-service resort scale & grand ballroom |
| Riverside Farm | Mountain Lodge & Barn | Up to 300 guests | 25 on-site (up to 130 nearby) | 700-acre estate with six historic barns |
| The Trailside Inn | Boutique Inn & Farmhouse | Up to 120 guests | 102 guests (42 rooms) | Forest brookside ceremony & pavilion bar |
Make your celebration an unforgettable multi-day destination experience. Explore our curated 3-day timelines for a classic Vermont wedding weekend.
Welcome out-of-town guests to Vermont with local activities and a cozy welcome dinner:
Allow guests to experience Killington's beauty in the morning before gathering for your celebration:
End the perfect weekend with a relaxed farewell meal before guests depart:
Kick off the winter wedding weekend with fireside drinks and slope-side style:
Skiing, snowboarding, or relaxing by the fireplace before gathering for your vows:
Wrap up the weekend with a warm breakfast and one last mountain run:
A complete wedding weekend requires more than one celebration. Discover the top local spots in Killington for hosting your rehearsal dinners, welcome mixers, and farewell brunches.
Known for local farm-to-table gourmet dining, the restaurant operates exclusively for private celebrations. Perfect for elegant rehearsal dinners and private estate brunches.
A stylish, art-filled gallery space offering custom craft cocktails, specialty coffees, and farm-fresh menus. Ideal for welcoming cocktail hours or farewell Sunday brunches.
An iconic Killington establishment offering premier steakhouse dining downstairs and a legendary live-entertainment nightclub upstairs. Perfect for high-energy welcome parties.
A fun, laid-back local favorite offering craft beers, famous wings, and pub favorites. Great for hosting low-stress welcome mixers or post-rehearsal casual gatherings.
Connect with top-tier local wedding professionals who regularly service the Killington and Green Mountain area to bring your vision to life.
Planning a destination wedding means understanding local laws. Follow this quick accordion checklist to legally register your marriage in Vermont.
If you are a Vermont resident, you must apply to the Town Clerk in the town where one of you resides. If both of you are non-residents (which is common for destination weddings), you can apply at any Town Clerk's office in the state.
For convenience, you can apply directly at the Killington Town Office (2706 River Road, Killington, VT).
To obtain your license, both parties must fill out the application form. You will need to provide:
Vermont is incredibly friendly for destination weddings because:
Want a close friend or family member to officiate your ceremony? Vermont makes this simple!
Any person (resident or non-resident) can apply to be a temporary officiant for a specific marriage ceremony. The application is submitted online to the Vermont Secretary of State along with a $20 registration fee. Once approved, they are legally authorized to perform your ceremony.
Interested in touring a venue, receiving pricing details, or checking date availability? Let us connect you directly with these venues and local coordinators.
Killington is a premier four-season wedding destination. The most popular times are:
Summer (July - August): Beautiful outdoor weather, fields of wildflowers, warm days, and cool mountain breezes at night. Ideal for lakeside vows and chairlift photography.
Fall Foliage (Late September - Mid-October): The mountains turn into vibrant shades of crimson, gold, and orange. This is the most sought-after season for classic New England photos.
Winter (December - March): Perfect for skiers and snowboarders. Snow-covered meadows, glowing fireplaces, and cozy lodge receptions provide a fairy-tale winter aesthetic.
The Killington valley is designed to host large numbers of tourists and offers exceptionally diverse accommodations:
On-site Lodging: Venues like the Killington Grand Resort and Mountain Top Resort provide hundreds of rooms, suites, and luxury guest homes directly on their properties, while The Trailside Inn offers exclusive property buyouts hosting up to 100 guests on-site, allowing guests to stay together without needing transit.
Valley Inns & Chalets: Dozens of cozy bed & breakfasts, modern ski lodges, and boutique rentals are scattered along Killington Road, offering options for every budget and group size.
Killington is located in south-central Vermont, making travel highly accessible:
By Plane: Rutland Southern Vermont Regional Airport (RUT) is just 30 minutes south and offers daily flights connecting to Boston. Burlington International Airport (BTV) is a scenic 1.5-hour drive north, offering direct flights from major US cities. Boston Logan (BOS) is a 3-hour drive east.
By Car: Accessible via Interstate 89 and 91, connecting directly to US Route 4. Roads are highly maintained, wide, and easily navigable for guests driving in from New York, Massachusetts, or Connecticut.
Yes! Killington Resort offers outdoor mountaintop ceremonies at the Peak Lodge. Guests are transported via the K-1 Express Gondola to the summit deck at 4,241 feet, offering stunning 360-degree views of Vermont's Green Mountains.
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