Where Love Meets the Lake
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Blue Vista, just north of Manhattan, Kansas, offers couples a breathtaking lakefront setting for their wedding day. Overlooking Tuttle Creek Lake and the rolling Flint Hills, the venue features both intimate and grand spaces — from the cozy Stone Lodge for smaller gatherings to the Cedar Pavilion Grand Hall for celebrations of up to 385 guests. The romantic Rose Quarry outdoor space is ideal for open-air ceremonies, and with services like décor rentals, bridal suites, and even fireworks for 2025, Blue Vista ensures your wedding day is both spectacular and unforgettable.
Why Choose Blue Vista?
- Overlooks Tuttle Creek Lake & Flint Hills
- Stone Lodge for up to 70 guests
- Cedar Pavilion Grand Hall for up to 385 guests
- Outdoor Rose Quarry ceremony space
- New 2025 feature: fireworks display
- Bridal suite, event rentals, and wheelchair access
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