Thank you so much for coming all the way to Spring City, Utah to celebrate with us! We can’t wait for you to experience this special place.

Due to Spring City’s rural location and the holiday weekend, we recommend booking your lodging as soon as possible. While the area doesn’t have many hotel options, there are plenty of charming Airbnbs to choose from. Lodging recommendations are listed listed below.

For those traveling from out of state, the closest airport is the Provo Airport (PVU), located an hour north of our venue. The largest and most popular option is Salt Lake City Airport (SLC), which is about 1 hour and 45 minutes north.

Please let us know if you have any questions or need any specific recommendations.

Spring City is a historic treasure, surrounded by sheep pastures, beloved climbing spots, and a vibrant artist colony of painters. It’s one of only two U.S. cities designated as a National Historic District, alongside Williamsburg, Virginia, and was named one of Forbes' prettiest towns in America!

Settled in 1852, Spring City quickly became known as “Little Denmark” due to a large population of Danish immigrants. One of its settlers, Judge Jacob Johnson, built the Victorian home and stone barns you'll see on our wedding day, evoking the feel of his European home. Johnson would go on to serve in Congress, but one of the home’s most interesting stories involves a visit from the infamous outlaw Butch Cassidy!