
Minnesota Wedding Venue FAQ
Common Questions About Our Minnesota Wedding Venue
Our rustic wedding venue is located in Hugo, Minnesota, not too far from Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Stillwater making us an ideal choice for couples who want a spacious, rustic wedding venue close to the metro area.
Our rustic wedding venue can comfortably accommodate 400 guests. We are one of the largest wedding venues near Minneapolis and St. Paul, making us ideal for hosting large and memorable weddings.
Yes! We’re excited to offer beautiful outdoor ceremony options with seating for up to 300 guests. We also have a spacious indoor ceremony space at our large wedding venue in Minnesota, conveniently located near Minneapolis and Saint Paul.
If weather conditions do not allow for a outdoor ceremony, it can be moved indoors.
Yes, both are available.
Couples choose us because they want a wedding venue that feels warm and intentional without paying luxury prices. Our spacious venue offers no food or beverage minimum, flexible open catering, linens, tables and seating for up to 400 guests.
Enjoy a wedding your way, without any food or beverage minimums.
We require a $1,000 refundable damage deposit that is collected separate from your rental fee. If there are no damages or violations of the contract, the deposit will be fully refunded.
Cash, checks, money orders and cashier's checks are acceptable. Card payments will be charged a convenience fee of 3% of the amount paid.
Most couples book their Minnesota wedding venue 9–18 months in advance, as popular dates tend to fill quickly. If you have a specific date in mind, we recommend reaching out early to secure your preferred day.
In order to reserve a date, you must complete the venue rental agreement and make the initial reservation payment. This initial payment is non-refundable and will be applied to your rental balance.
In the event that you need to cancel your reservation, we ask that you provide a written request as early as possible. You will not need to pay any outstanding balances, but any amounts already paid will not be refunded.
We allow open catering, giving you the opportunity to choose any licensed caterer that fits your vision, culture, and budget. Unlike many venues with required catering lists, we allow outside catering so you can customize your wedding, quinceañera, or special event.
Plates, cups, silverware, utensils, and other food items are not provided by the venue.
We allow couples to personalize their wedding by working with vendors that fit their style and budget. We’re also happy to share trusted local recommendations if you need guidance.
No. All alcohol must be purchased through Keystone Weddings & Events. Please remind your wedding party and guests that no outside alcohol can be brought into the venue. Doing so may result in the loss of your damage deposit.
Professional security is required for all events with alcohol to keep guests safe and ensure a well-managed celebration.
Yes, we provide free on-site parking which is a big perk compared to many downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul wedding venues.
Yes, we want to ensure you and your guests have a safe ride home.
While we adore your four-legged family members, we kindly ask that pets join us for outdoor ceremonies only, as they are not permitted inside the building. All pets must remain leashed and have a designated handler other than the couple.
Wall fasteners (tape, screws, tacks, nails, staple, glue), glitter, confetti, silly string, fake snow, birdseeds and similar items are not allowed. Candles may be used but must be enclosed in glass container with the flame protected on all sides at least 2 inches around the flame and must be approved by the event manager.
All belongings and decorations brought in must be taken out by the end of your rental period.
You can schedule a tour here. We recommend booking your tour early, especially if you’re planning a summer or fall wedding.
Find answers to common questions about planning your wedding at Keystone Weddings & Events, a large wedding venue near Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota.