Pheasant Hollow Ranch A ModernBarndominiumVenuePreston, Idaho
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Married in the Logan or Smithfield Temple?

You are getting married in the Logan Utah Temple or the Smithfield Utah Temple, and you want a beautiful place for family and friends to celebrate afterward. Pheasant Hollow Ranch is a modern rustic barndominium venue in the hills above Glendale Reservoir in Preston, Idaho, about 40 minutes from Logan and about 30 minutes from Smithfield.

Pheasant Hollow Ranch above Glendale Reservoir, a reception venue for Logan and Smithfield temple weddings

A place to celebrate after the temple

Your sealing is the heart of the day. Afterward, your families want to gather, eat, laugh, take photos and welcome the people who could not be inside. The ranch gives you room for all of it, with open space, reservoir and mountain views, and an indoor reception space so the weather never decides your plans.

Reception Party Only

Our Celebration Package is built for exactly this. It is a reception party only, with no ceremony to set up. It includes tables and chairs, access to in-house audio and video, and all-day access to the Bridal Suite and reception area so you, your family or your decorator can set up at an easy pace. The celebration ends at 10pm, with an hour for breakdown and clean up.

Room for family who travel

Temple weddings often bring family from out of town. With overnight lodging for up to 40 guests in the barndominium, main house and cabins, your family can stay at the ranch and celebrate without driving home late. Ask us about our Sleepover Package.

The Smithfield Utah Temple

The Smithfield Utah Temple is scheduled to be dedicated in April 2027. Couples planning to be sealed there can already ask us about dates for the reception.

Come see it in person

Book a tour and we will walk the property with you, answer your questions and see whether we fit your day. We are happy to talk through timing so your sealing and your celebration fit together.

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Pheasant Hollow Ranch is an independent venue and is not affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.