It used to be the norm that couples would depart for their honeymoon directly fromtheir wedding reception, like Annie Banks running out the door in “Fatherof the Bride”. But these days, modern couples are waiting days, weeks,sometimes even months until they ride off into the sunset, and most do it withoutthe shower of confetti that Annie Banks received. Don’t feel pressured to takeoff right away on a romantic adventure. If you don’t have to jump on a planeright away, a day or two to decompress alone as newlyweds is an amazing startyour marriage.
Deer Lake Lodge: Minutes away from Lake Louise, Deer Lake Lodge is theepitome of a rustic retreat. Originally built over a century ago, the hand-hewnlog structure still has its original decor in place. Spend a few quiet nightsenjoying delicious cuisine, sipping champagne and taking in the views of theVictoria Glacier from the rooftop hot tub. If you think it sounds amazing inthe summer – it’s even more magical in the winter! Cross-country skiing,sleigh rides, and dog sledding are just a few activities that make Deer LakeLodge a winter playground.
Emerald Lake Lodge: The perfect place to shut out the world, Emerald Lake Lodge istucked away deep in the mountain forest. Couples travel from around the worldto experience this pristine and romantic setting, surrounded by the renowned EmeraldLake. Cozy up in suites that feature 100 year old wood-burning fireplaces. TheMount Burgess Dining Room is the perfect place to get lost in conversationduring dinner, and was named one of the “101 Best Hotel Restaurants Around theWorld”, as ranked by The Daily Meal.
Panorama Mountain Lodge: They call it elevated living, but it’s truly elevated relaxation.With two pools, and two hot tubs, it’s hard to resist a day in the sun, lookingout at the perfect Rocky Mountains. Incredible views paired with same-dayadventures like: ATV riding, golfing,rafting or horseback riding are all great ways to burn off all that wedding adrenaline!
