Mormon Row Ceremony Location

T.A. Moulton barn with Tetons in the background.
Fall landscape view looking west at wedding ceremony location with T.A. Moulton barn with Tetons in the background.

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The Mormon Row ceremony location has two areas (South and North) in the Mormon Row Historic District for ceremonies north and south of Antelope Flats Road. The locations are available for Reserved Site-Specific Ceremony Permits from mid-May to mid-October with a limit of one ceremony per day between both locations and no more than 60 total per year.

Ceremony site permits are issued in the order of the date applications are received.

The North Mormon Row ceremony location for groups up to 40 people.

Visit the Wedding and Commitment Ceremonies page for detailed information on how to apply.

 
 

South Mormon Row Ceremony Location

The South Mormon Row ceremony location is available for groups up to 25 people. The ceremony location is south of the T.A. Moulton Homestead and not in front of the barn which is an iconic historic structure visited by many who are seeking to view it and take photos. You may take photos in front of the barn as long as you are respectful of sharing the space with all visitors seeking to do the same.

Details

Restroom? Yes – vault/pit toilet

Points of interest? Views of the Teton Range; Historical buildings

Is the site level or rocky? Level

Is the location accessed by a paved or gravel road? Paved

Is the site closed seasonally? Inaccessible by vehicle in the winter.

How many parking spots are available? Approximately 14

Is there overflow parking nearby? Yes

Is the parking frequently full or have availability? Frequently full during peak times

How busy is this location? Slightly busy in morning, very busy at midday, and moderately busy in the evening.

Seating? There are no benches or picnic tables at this location.

Any structures for shade or rain cover? No, although there are some trees.

Are there formal pathways? Yes, unpaved.

Accessibility Information

There are no designated accessible parking spots and pathways are unpaved.

 

South Mormon Row Ceremony Location Photos

 
View of T.A. Moulton Barn with Teton range in backdrop
Fall landscape view looking west at wedding ceremony location with T.A. Moulton barn with Tetons in the background.

NPS/ J. Sullivan

 
Treeline looking east from barn.
Fall landscape looking east with the short path and main road to enter the ceremony location.

NPS/ J. Sullivan

 
Natural pathway leading to road at South Mormon Row ceremony site.
Fall landscape looking south at the short path from main road to enter the ceremony location.

NPS/ J. Sullivan

 
T.A. Moulton barn and Tetons in the background.
Fall landscape looking northwest of the short path leading to the ceremony site with the T.A. Moulton barn and Tetons in the background.

NPS/ J. Sullivan

 

North Mormon Row Ceremony Location

 

The North Mormon Row ceremony location is available for groups up to 40 people. The ceremony location is North of the John Moulton Homestead. A short walk down the gated road past the “Pink House” and John Moulton Barn, cross the foot bridge and you will find the ceremony site behind the barn in the historic corral area which provides more privacy with an open area and views of the Tetons.

You may take photos in front of the barn as long as you are respectful of sharing the space with all visitors seeking to do the same.

Details

Restroom? Yes – vault/pit toilet

Points of interest? Views of the Teton Range; Historical buildings

Is the site level or rocky? Level

Is the location accessed by a paved or gravel road? Paved

Is the site closed seasonally? Inaccessible by vehicle in the winter.

How many parking spots are available? Approximately 14

Is there overflow parking nearby? Yes

Is the parking frequently full or have availability? Frequently full during peak times

How busy is this location? Slightly busy in morning, very busy at midday, and moderately busy in the evening.

Seating? There are no benches or picnic tables at this location.

Any structures for shade or rain cover? No, although there are some trees.

Are there formal pathways? Yes, unpaved.

Accessibility Information

There are no designated accessible parking spots and pathways are unpaved.

 

North Mormon Row Ceremony Location Photos

 
footbridge looking west toward Grand Teton range.
View looking west with the foot bridge to the site with the Tetons in the background. Fall Landscape

NPS/ J. Sullivan

 
View of John Mouton homestead
View of site looking south towards John Moulton Homestead.

NPS/ J. Sullivan

 
Footbridge at ceremony site.
View looking east at entry to ceremony site across the foot bridge.

NPS/ J. Sullivan

 
Foot bridge to wedding site.
View of overall wedding site from the foot bridge access

NPS/ J. Sullivan

 

A path leads through grass to a historic pink house with the Teton Range in the background.

View near North Ceremony Site – ceremony site is north of the “Pink House”
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People gathered at John Moulton Homestead site.
View of John Moulton Homestead in summer. Ceremony location is across foot bridge north of the barn and tree.

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Two ducks swimming

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Last updated: March 20, 2023

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