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Stone Gate, Pleasant Grove: Four Rooms, Room for 700 at a Flowing Reception, In-House Catering and an 1890 Chapel

Stone Gate in Pleasant Grove is an all-inclusive venue with an 1890 chapel seating 100, rooms for 100 to 400, and up to 700 for a flowing reception when two halls combine.

Stone Gate is a full-service venue in north Pleasant Grove with four spaces that can be used apart or together, from a 100-seat chapel to a combined hall that holds 700 for a flowing reception. It is built for couples who would rather hand off the catering, decor and setup than coordinate vendors themselves, and it is about three minutes from the Mount Timpanogos temple.

All details below are from Stone Gate's own website and FAQ, checked November 1, 2026.

The basics

Address 886 West 2600 North, Pleasant Grove
Largest capacity 700 for a flowing reception (Great Hall and Grand Ballroom combined)
Chapel Candlelight Chapel, built 1890, seats 100
Format All-inclusive: setup, decor, catering, takedown
Published prices None; quotes on request
Nearest temple Mount Timpanogos, about 3 minutes by OpenStreetMap routing

The rooms and their capacities

Space Sit-down dinner Flowing reception
Great Hall 150 Up to 400
Hidden Grove 100 Up to 400
Grand Ballroom 100 250
Great Hall and Grand Ballroom combined 250 Up to 700
Candlelight Chapel Seats 100

The range matters for Utah Valley's open-house receptions, where hundreds of guests come through a line over a few hours: the combined halls fit a very large flowing reception, while a 100-seat dinner works in the Hidden Grove or the Grand Ballroom.

The Candlelight Chapel

The chapel was built in 1890, and Stone Gate calls it one of the oldest standing chapels in Utah Valley. It is non-denominational, one of the few wedding chapels of its kind in Utah County, and it is used for civil ceremonies and ring ceremonies. For couples who are sealed in the morning and want a ring ceremony for family who could not attend, it puts the ceremony and the reception under one roof; our ring ceremony guide explains how families handle that.

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All-inclusive, and what costs extra

Stone Gate says its packages cover setup, decor, catering and takedown, with luxury linens and centerpieces, and that every package comes with a personal wedding designer. Off-site services such as gowns and flowers cost extra. Its chefs handle the food.

The site does not publish prices, deposit terms, rental hours or an alcohol policy, and it does not say whether an outside caterer is allowed. Ask about all five when you call.

Discounts listed: mid-week and short-engagement discounts; military discounts for active duty and Reserves; and discounts for fire, police, health care and teaching professionals.

Access and parking

Parking is on both sides of the building and in the lot of sister company PEAC Preschool across the street. Ramps lead into and throughout the building.

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On a temple day

The Mount Timpanogos Utah Temple is about 3 minutes away by OpenStreetMap routing, and the Lindon Utah Temple about 13. Our guide to sealings at the Mount Timpanogos temple covers its rooms and scheduling.

Touring

Schedule a visit through the venue's site or by call or text at 801-995-9996. Ask for a written quote for your date and guest count, the rental hours, the deposit and cancellation terms, and whether you may bring your own caterer or baker.

Our reception centers city by city guide lists the rest of Lindon and Pleasant Grove, and Barbwire & Lace in Pleasant Grove publishes its packages if you want a priced comparison. Sign every term in writing; our vendor contracts guide explains what to check.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many guests can Stone Gate hold?
Its FAQ lists sit-down dinners of 150 in the Great Hall, 100 in the Hidden Grove, 100 in the Grand Ballroom and 250 with the Great Hall and Grand Ballroom combined. For flowing receptions it lists up to 400 in the Great Hall or Hidden Grove, 250 in the Grand Ballroom and up to 700 with the Great Hall and Grand Ballroom combined. The Candlelight Chapel seats 100.
How much does Stone Gate cost?
Stone Gate does not publish prices. It describes its weddings as affordable and full-service and lists mid-week, short-engagement, military and first-responder, health care and teacher discounts. Ask for a quote.
Is Stone Gate all-inclusive?
Yes. The venue says its all-inclusive weddings cover setup, decor, catering and takedown, with a personal wedding designer in every package. Off-site services such as gowns and flowers cost extra.
Does Stone Gate do its own catering?
Yes. Its FAQ says Stone Gate's chefs handle the food. Its pages do not say whether an outside caterer is allowed, so ask.
What is the Candlelight Chapel?
A non-denominational wedding chapel on the property, built in 1890, which the venue calls one of the oldest standing chapels in Utah Valley. It seats 100 and is used for civil ceremonies and ring ceremonies.
Where is Stone Gate?
At 886 West 2600 North in Pleasant Grove. By OpenStreetMap routing it is about 3 minutes from the Mount Timpanogos temple in American Fork.
Is there parking and wheelchair access?
The venue lists parking on both sides of the building and in the lot of its sister company, PEAC Preschool, across the street, and ramps into and throughout the building.

Sources

The facts in this guide were checked against these sources. Hours, fees and rules change, so confirm anything time-sensitive with the source before you go. How we make Provo.com.

  1. All wedding venues in Utah County, Explore Utah Valley. Checked November 1, 2026.
  2. Stone Gate Weddings & Events, Stone Gate. Checked November 1, 2026.
  3. Stone Gate: FAQs, Stone Gate. Checked November 1, 2026.
  4. OSRM routing service, Project OSRM / OpenStreetMap. Checked November 1, 2026.
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