A wedding ceremony on the river hills at Blue Sky Ranch, guests seated under a wide prairie sky

Events & Weddings

Gather on the river hills.

Blue Sky Ranch is a stunning outdoor wedding venue a short drive north of Saskatoon. Picture it: a chapel on the ravine, a saloon in a converted cattle shed, and twenty-six beds a short walk away. We love to host weddings - and the same goes holds reunions, retreats, workshops and live music.

The short version

A wedding here is simple to explain.

Say your vows on the edge of the ravine, with the river hills behind you. Throw the party under a tent or in a cattle shed that seats sixty. Put the people you want close to bed a short walk away. Ceremony, reception or both, and you bring the planner, the tent and the caterer. We bring the place.

A newly married couple in the river hills at Blue Sky Ranch
A newly married couple in the river hills at Blue Sky Ranch
The tent reception at Blue Sky Ranch, tables set with flowers and lights

From a wedding here

One wedding, start to finish.

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Weddings · The chapel

Old church windows, a new view.

The chapel sits on its own spot above the ravine. The windows came out of a church up north, and there is a pulpit. A graded road runs up to it, wide enough for a horse-drawn hay rack.

The small wooden chapel with its steeple at Blue Sky Ranch, a Saskatchewan wedding venue
The chapel on its own spot.
Guests seated for an outdoor wedding ceremony on the ravine edge, Blue Sky Ranch wedding
Or outside, on the ravine edge.

Weddings · The party

A cattle shed that grew up.

Hold the party outside under your own tent, or bring it indoors. The saloon was a cattle shed. The stage was a cattle feeder. The pool table is a hundred years old and the fireplace is the kind cowboys built. Fifty to sixty at tables inside, the tent takes the rest, and there’s a beer garden out the back.

A couple step out through the big barn doors as guests look on, Blue Sky Ranch wedding
Out the barn doors.

Weddings · The weekend

Take the run of the ranch.

For a wedding weekend the ranch books as one place: the Granary, the chapel, all three houses, the bunkhouse, the RV sites, the trails and the river. Your guests arrive Friday, and nobody has to drive anywhere until Sunday.

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  • Bunkhouse · 8 beds and a smart TV
  • Tent site
  • Six powered RV sites · three 50 amp, three 30 amp
  • RV sites book with an event, not on their own

What we have, and what couples bring.

We have

  • The room, 50 to 60 inside
  • The chapel and the ravine edge
  • Three houses and the bunkhouse
  • Six powered RV sites
  • The kitchen
  • PA, microphone and stage lighting

Couples bring

  • A planner
  • A tent for bigger crowds
  • Matching tables and chairs
  • Decor
  • Catering
  • The bar

Gatherings

Reunions, retreats, workshops, live music.

The same ranch works for a family reunion, a retreat, a workshop or a night of live music, indoors or out. Fifty to sixty inside, more outdoors, with the kitchen and the bunkhouse close by. Six powered RV sites, three at 50 amp and three at 30 amp, booked with a group or event.

Special and custom events are priced individually.

What’s on site

  • Kitchen
  • Washrooms with showers
  • Firewood
  • Bunkhouse with 8 beds and a smart TV
  • Heated; no air conditioning
  • A mix of tables and chairs (they do not match)
  • PA speaker and a microphone
  • Stage lighting

FAQ

Questions couples ask.

  • How many people fit?

    Fifty to sixty seated indoors. Bigger crowds go outdoors with a tent that you bring.

  • Ceremony only, or reception only?

    Either, or both. The chapel has a pulpit; the room stands on its own too.

  • Can we book the whole property?

    Yes. For a wedding weekend the ranch books as one place. Weekend rate on request.

  • What about tables and chairs?

    Ours are a mix and do not match. Couples bring or rent matching sets.

  • Sound and lights?

    A PA speaker, a microphone and stage lighting are in the room. Bands bring their own gear.

  • Where does everyone sleep?

    Grandma’s House sleeps 10, Foreman’s Cabin 5, Riverview Cabin 3, the bunkhouse 8. There is a tent site and six powered RV sites.

  • Alcohol?

    Bring your own, along with a liquor permit and a bartender.

  • What if it rains?

    Hide out in the Granary (and soon, the barn).

Enquire

Tell us what you’re planning.

A date, a rough head count and what you have in mind is plenty to start. You’ll hear back from a person.