Let the Yellowstone Teton Territory take some of the guesswork off your plate with transportation tips, booking recommendations and more with the Event Planner’s Guide.

Idaho offers a breathtaking backdrop for events of all sizes, from intimate weddings to grand corporate gatherings. From rentals to caterers to meeting spaces, all the information for how to curate a stunning corporate retreat, family reunion or the wedding of the century is all in one place! 

Beyond the scenery, Idaho boasts a wide range of talented vendors, from top-tier caterers and to experienced event planners. East Idaho is one of the best-kept secrets for a destination that brings people together.

The accessibility of the Idaho Falls and Jackson Hole airports can have guests at most destinations around the region within an hour. Rexburg’s many hotels and free around town shuttle make for a great home base for out-of-town guests. For those hoping to keep everyone under one roof—or more likely under one ranch—there are options in Swan Valley like the Hansen Guest Ranch and 7N in Rigby. In Island Park, Eagle Ridge Ranch and Sawtelle Mountain Resort, as well as Grand Targhee Resort in Teton Valley. 

With points of interest around Old Faithful’s Caldera to the Spencer Opal Mine to the Old Town spirit of Idaho Falls, there are multiple hotels in the area to accommodate parties thirty and more such as the Sawtelle Mountain Resort in Island Park, Hampton Inn by Hilton in Rexburg and Spring Hill Suites-Marriott Idaho Falls provide a range of options that will block at discounted rates, provide breakfast and keeps planning costs to a minimum so budgets can focus on wildlife tours, pack trips and white water rafting expeditions.

With multiple transportation options in Idaho Falls, all of eastern Idaho is at a traveler’s fingertips. The proximity of the region makes lodging in Rexburg, Teton Valley, Ashton, Swan Valley and Ririe easy alternatives to plan around itineraries that will take visitors to waterfalls, flight museums, and the chance to see over sixty species of birds and fifty species of mammals including bison, wolves, grizzly and black bears, moose, sandhill crane, trumpeter swans and a diverse population of raptors pass through Mesa Falls, Harriman State Park and Big Springs.